City Council · 2023-07-20 12:23 PM
Adopt Item
Majority required - TE6.76 - Adopt the item
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- Carried, 21-1
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Earlier this year, my office undertook a comprehensive review of traffic regulations in collaboration with the community. Through this participatory process, it was revealed that members of the community have expressed a strong desire for the implementation of traffic control signals at the intersection of Yonge Street and Maitland Street/Breadalbane Street.
City Council · 2023-07-20 12:23 PM
Majority required - TE6.76 - Adopt the item
Earlier this year, my office undertook a comprehensive review of traffic regulations in collaboration with the community. Through this participatory process, it was revealed that members of the community have expressed a strong desire for the implementation of traffic control signals at the intersection of Yonge Street and Grenville Street/Wood Street.
City Council · 2023-07-20 12:22 PM
Majority required - TE6.75 - Adopt the Item
Earlier this year, my office undertook a comprehensive review of traffic regulations in collaboration with the community. Through this participatory process, it was revealed that members of the community have expressed a strong desire for the implementation of traffic control signals at the intersection of Homewood Street and Carlton Street. The installation of additional traffic controls at this pedestrian crossing will connect the Garden District by ensuring a continuous path from Homewood Avenue, through Allan Gardens, and down Pembroke Street to Moss Park. This is an important measure for our community’s connectivity and safety.
City Council · 2023-07-20 12:21 PM
Majority required - TE6.74 - Adopt the item
Many years ago, in the middle of the night, I received a call from my mother. It was a call I dreaded – she was crying and screaming. My dad had beaten her savagely. After I convinced her to go to the hospital, she lived with me in my small apartment, me on a mattress on the floor, my mother in bed. She was able to rebuild and start the next chapter of her life because she had me to support her. A safe and affordable place made all the difference for me and my mom. So many women in our city don't have that. In Canada, Women and Gender Equality Canada reported that 6.2 million women and girls aged 15 and over have reported experiencing abuse in the context of an intimate relationship. In addition to experiencing significant life disruptions such as the loss of community and financial strain, survivors of intimate partner and domestic violence risk housing instability and homelessness, risks of which are compounded by the lack of affordable market housing, discriminatory financial assistance policies, and insufficient shelter spaces across Canada. Women, girls and gender diverse people living with disabilities, precarious immigration status, Indigenous women and girls, raciali…
City Council · 2023-07-20 10:19 AM
Majority required - CC8.2 - Adopt the item as amended
City Council will review the Order Paper.
City Council · 2023-07-20 09:48 AM
Majority required - RM8.7 - Amend the Order Paper
City Council · 2023-07-19 10:54 AM
Majority required - RM8.7 - Adopt the Order Paper as amended
City Council · 2023-07-19 10:52 AM
Majority required - RM8.7 - Amend the Order Paper
In January 2020, the province began a five-year pilot project allowing municipalities to regulate the use of electric kick-scooters (Electric kick-style scooters (e-scooters) | ontario.ca). In 2021, Toronto chose not to partake in the pilot project, largely because of concerns raised by the disability community about e-scooters being ridden and littered on the sidewalk. As a result, e-scooters are not for rent in Toronto, and cannot lawfully be operated in public space. Nevertheless, many individuals own and use them on city streets, sidewalks, bike lanes, etc. E scooters can offer a valuable micro mobility option that can help Torontonians get around in a congested city, and help Toronto meet its TransformTO climate goals. E-scooters are inexpensive, use very little energy, take less road space than other micro-mobility options, create no pollution at the point of use, can be used without physical effort and in virtually any clothing, and are widely considered fun to use. They can be folded and carried on transit when bikes and other “last mile” options cannot. However, e-scooters pose serious risks to pedestrians, especially people with disabilities, particularly if…
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Majority required - IE5.5 - Holyday - motion 3b
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