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TORONTO STRONG NEIGHBOURHOODS STRATEGY 2020 IMPLEMENTATION UPDATE
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3 TSNS 2O2O:
Local Impact for city-wide change
5 TSNS 2O2O Roadmap:
Our journey
7 TSNS 2O2O:
Theory of change & Urban HEART@Toronto
9 TSNS 2O2O Fact Sheet:
Key Activities & Implementation
11TSNS 2O2O Snapshot:
Activating change
13Resident Advisory Committee:
Activating people
15District Structure & Planning Tables:
Investing in neighbourhoods
17Local Planning Table Profiles:
Working together
Contact:
33Thanks to all our John Smith
Manager, Community Development Unit
Partner Networks Social Development Finance & Administration
416-397-4495
john.smith@toronto.ca
www.toronto.ca/TSNS2O2O
3 4
TORONTO STRONG
NEIGHBOURHOODS STRATEGY 2020:
LOCAL IMPACT FOR CITY-WIDE CHANGE
TSNS 2020:
Advances equitable economic, social, health, environmental and participation
outcomes in all neighbourhoods across Toronto, with a focus on 31 Neighbourhood
Improvement Areas (NIAs). By partnering with residents, businesses and agencies,
TSNS 2O2O strengthens neighbourhood wellbeing and delivers local impact for
citywide change.
TSNS Mission:
To achieve equitable opportunities across all Toronto neighbourhoods by…
qq Activating people and organizations,
qq Activating resources,
In 2014 Toronto City Council:
qq Activating neighbourhood friendly policies qq Approved the Urban HEART tool as a method of calculation for Neighbourhood
Equity Score and Neighbourhood Equity Benchmark
qq Designated 31 Neighbourhood Improvement Areas (NIAs)
TSNS Vision: qq Established a fund to support Emerging Neighbourhoods that received investments
through the first Strong Neighbourhood strategy, but were not identified for TSNS
2O2O
“No matter what neighbourhood Torontonians call home, there are
equitable opportunities for wellbeing.” qq As part of the 2O14 Operating and Capital Budget process, Council also approved
$12M over 5 years to invest in Community Capital infrastructure in the NIAs5 6
WINTER
TSNS Action Plan
2016
completed
TSNS 2020 and shared with community
stakeholders across 31 NIAs
ROADMAP:
OUR JOURNEY FALL 2015 SPRING 2016
Poverty Reduction Funded over 70
SPRING 2014
City Council approves TSNS2O2O.
Local projects across 31 NIAs initiated
and engaged 9,5OO residents
15 Neighbourhood Planning Tables
and Action Plans initiated and in
development across the 31 NIAs,
engaging over 1,4OO stakeholders
FALL 2016
WINTER 2015
Mornelle Court approved as the 1st
SUMMER 2015
Neighbourhood Conferences
Over 25O community residents and
stakeholders engaged in 4 District
Neighbourhood Conferences
Partneship Opportunities Legacy Fund Resident Advisory Table
with an investment of
developed to advise and monitor
$3OO,OOO the implementation of TSNS. Table
recruits one resident from each of
the 31 NIAs
SPRING 2015
TSNS Conferences held, 2OO local
stakeholders contribute ideas and
principles to the development of the
2017
2017 Upcoming TSNS 2020
TSNS Action Plan
activities include: Local
Participatory Budget Pilot begins Champions Pilot, 2O17 Resident
Advisory, 2O17 POL 2 Lauch and
with an investment of $15O,OOO in 3
more.
areas of the City; Ward33, Oakridge
and Rustic NIAs7 8
THEORY OF CHANGE WHAT MAKES A NEIGHBOURHOOD
The TSNS theory of change starts with the understanding that neighbourhoods are complex
social and spatial containers where people live and work and that neighbourhood well-being
comprises 5 distinct but related dimensions – these are the domains defined by the Urban
HEART tool, developed by The Untited Way. Of course, neighbourhoods exist within a broader
STRONG?
social economic environment. The effects of this social and economic context are distributed Neighbourhood planning themes by Urban HEART Domain:
differently across neighbourhoods in Toronto, and is what produces the place-based inequities
that TSNS is intended to address.
physical surroundings
TSNS 2O2O builds on a theory of change presented by Action for Neighbourhood Change community service hub development; green space and arts and cultural space
in 2OO7. Within this broader environment of socioeconomic forces, neighbourhoods are development; access to more recreational spaces
also embedded in institutional and civil society systems that are made up of; empowered
people, and communities and organizations; financial and infrastructural resources; and
rules, regulations, and policies. Our theory of change holds that it is necessary to activate
this surrounding system of people, resources, and policies to be explicitly focused on
neighbourhoods, to create a supportive sub-climate for neighbourhood well-being.
$
$ economic opportunities
advocacy for community benefits agreements including job opportunities from
transit development; employability skills including job training such as food
EMPOWERED sector skills development; and financial literacy programs
PEOPLE
healthy lives
access to healthy food; food handling and skills development; and nutrition and
participation in wellness activities
civic decision-making
physical
social
development 5 KEYS TO
surroundings
NEIGHBOURHOOD social development
WELLBEING resident leadership and local network development; youth engagement; and
education and literacy programs
NEIGHBOURHOOD economic healthy lives
APPROPRIATE
opportunities
AWARE
POLICIES RESOURCES
participation in civic decision-making
civic engagement; resident group development; youth leadership and advocacy9 10
KEY ACTIVITIES FOR TSNS 2020 TSNS 2020 IMPLEMENTATION STRATEGY
Partnership Opportunities Legacy Fund (POL 2)
The Partnership Opportunities Legacy Fund 2 (“POL 2”) funds capital projects and
improvements developed by local community-based partnerships. Through creative and
opportunistic partnerships, this fund will leave a lasting legacy by providing sustainable and
resident engagement
Resident engagement is the most important activity area for the implementation of TSNS
tangible changes to the Neighbourhood Improvement Areas that would otherwise not be
2O2O. The participation, voice and decision-making of residents to create local actions ensure
possible.
the strategy will lead to equitable outcomes for Neighbourhood Improvement Areas.
Funders Table
The funders table was developed in collaboration with the United Way of Toronto and
York Region with the goal of ensuring that federal, provincial, and local funding priorities targeted investments
were informed by a neighbourhood perspective. Since 2O15, 13 funding organizations have TSNS 2O2O targets resources and investments to the 31 Neighbourhood Improvement Areas.
participated in the Table. Investments like new playgrounds, programs, events or enhanced services have an immediate
impact on the quality of life of local residents.
Resident Advisory Committee
Building on the work of our 2O15/16 interim advisory, in 2O17 a new committee will be
recruited representing 31 NIAs and Emerging Neighbourhoods.
partnership & network development
TSNS 2O2O supports network and partnership development across multiple sectors and
Participatory Budgeting Pilot multiple levels of government, to leverage resources, promote collective impact and link
local and global community concerns. Whether we work together in Neighbourhood Action
Participatory Budgeting Pilot (PB) involves community residents proposing and voting on
projects to improve their Neighbourhood. PB continues in 3 areas of the City including the Partnerships, networks or coalitions the end result is positive change for local communities.
Rustic and Oakridge NIAs. Residents in each neighbourhood will have an opportunity to vote on
capital projects up to $25Ok in value.
continuous service improvements
Local Champions Pilot TSNS implementation focus on neighbourhoods involves the improvement of services for NIAs.
By including the neighbourhood perspective in City programming and planning the strategy
This is a post-secondary certification/credit training pilot program for residents from NIAs to aims to improve the wellbeing of communities.
build resident leadership, involvement and decision-making while advancing the goals of TSNS
2O2O and the Toronto Poverty Reduction Strategy.
District Neighbourhood Conferences “Summits” monitoring & evaluation
In fall 2O16 four district wide events were held to promote engagement of residents and other Evaluation is an important component of effective program planning and service
stakeholders involved in neighbourhood planning, TSNS 2O2O activities, and local initiatives. delivery. TSNS 2O2O will create monitors at the local and citywide level to
Over 25O residents, community partners and stakeholders attended the summit events. ensure accountability and to demonstrate the value of program investments.
Community Hub Development
Community hubs provide increased access to services and community space for residents.
TSNS 2O2O is presently supporting working with the United Way of Toronto and York
Region, City Divisions, other levels of government and community organizations to invest in
community hub development at locations across the city including 1652 Keele St., Thorncliffe
Park, Dawes Road, and Ward 3 and 4.11 128
RESIDENT
ENGAGEMENT LOCAL TARGETEDINVESTMENTS
24,000 RESIDENTS CHAMPIONS
Certification Program for
PILOT
$600,000 9,500 RESIDENTS
ENGAGED
ENGAGED
since 2015 engaged through
Residents of NIAs and
Emerging Neighbourhoods
Invested over 2 years that engaged
residents and stakeholders through the and 74 projects initiated through
local actions EMERGING NEIGHBOURHOODS FUND POVERTY REDUCTION
24 RESIDENTS
Recruited from 31 NIAs advising TSNS
2O2O implementation through the
400 COMMUNITY
STAKEHOLDERS $3.1 MILLION
invested and 11 local capital projects funded through
Engaged in 6 Community
RESIDENT ADVISORY COMMITTEE Conferences PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES LEGACY FUND
TSNS 2020 SNAPSHOT
21 CITY TSNS 2020 15 NEIGHBOURHOOD
13ENGAGED
FUNDERS
Funds identified for
investment in NIAs through
DIVISIONS ACTION PLAN PLANNING TABLES Initiated across 31 NIAs the FUNDERS TABLE
engaged in TSNS 2O2O
Implementation
Developed through
Resident Input to DOCUMENT
guide process
CONTINUOUS 1,700 PARTNER ENGAGED
SERVICE 4 DIRECTORCHAMPIONS
To lead 4 District Staff Teams
STAKEHOLDERS
15
Engaged at local network,
PARTNERSHIP
IMPROVEMENTS
working together to improve Neighbourhood Action Partnerships
AND NETWORKS
access to service13 14
RESIDENT ADVISORY MEET SOME OF OUR RESIDENT
COMMITTEE ADVISORY CHAMPIONS
The Resident Advisory Committee (RAC) works with city staff throughout the
implementation of TSNS. The RAC consists of residents who live in the NIAs and was Fazilatun Nessa Babli
established in the summer of 2O15. An interim RAC has met bi monthly to advise staff “I feel honoured and proud to have been an advisory member of
on local planning issues, ensure accountability, and advise on the structure of the RAC. TSNS 2O2O. Through this platform, I was able to exchange ideas
THANK YOU TO THE MEMBERS OF THE RAC
about community building and contribute to a collective voice.
I was able to learn about assessing needs, planning, designing and
implementing processes to help bring positive changes to my NIA
JOSHUA BARNDT ANTONIUS CLARKE
of West Hill/Kingston Galloway Orton Park.”
Feroza Mohammed
LAURA HAMMOND MARGARET SAMMY “My experience on the advisory is impacted by networking with
diverse neighbourhoods, to learn and share information on
strengthening local communities. Residents are invited to identify
ELIANA TRINAISTIC FEROZA MOHAMMED priorities, and inform how we can work collectively with the city and its
partners to access supports in shaping and building an equitable city.”
SHUKRI ABDULLAHI NAHID SHARIF Laura Hammond
JOSEPH GENNARO MICHELLE MINOTT
“Being on the Resident Advisory Committee has been extremely
inspiring. I truly enjoyed getting to meet other residents from across
the GTA who share a like-minded passion for their community. It
MALARAVAN BALACHARAN JOY SIMONE SMITH-BROWN has been extremely helpful to learn about their initiatives and gain
insight on how they worked through common challenges.”
FAZILATUN NESSA BABLI AAMIR SUKHERA Nathan Stern
MANJURA REHMAN NICOLE TELESFORD
“Being a part of the TSNS 2O2O Resident Advisory Committee
opened my eyes to the great work and learnings that could be
taken from other NIAs. Through connecting with other community
BUTTERFLY GOPAUL SARAH ALI leaders across the city I was able to bring back information
that was helpful for committees and groups that I supported.”
NATHAN STERN SUREYA IBRAHIM Sarah Ali
LUISA GIACOMETTI MUSSARAT EJAZ
“Being on the Resident Advisory Committee has been extremely
inspiring. I truly enjoyed getting to meet other residents from across the
GTA who share a like-minded passion for their community. It has been
REHANA ROBIN
extremely helpful to learn about their initiatives and gain insight on how
they worked through common challenges.”15 16
LOCAL ACTIONS LOCAL PLANNING TABLES
WHAT A LOCAL PLANNING TABLE DOES
TSNS 2O2O Neighbourhood Planning Table is a place-based planning approach that
TSNS 2O2O DISTRICT STRUCTURE involves residents, community agencies, local businesses, City Councillors and City
staff who work in the Neighbourhood Improvement Area meeting regularly to identify
We recognize that challenges and solutions to identified community issues may
local priorities, plan solutions and create partnerships for a strong neighbourhood.
involve more than a single neighbourhood. We have created TSNS 2O2O District Staff
Teams to support planning for larger geographic regions of the City.
Currently over 17OO local stakeholders are engaged through local planning tables and
community networks connected to the implementation of TSNS 2O2O.
Currently there are 4 teams that support 4 TSNS 2O2O Districts. These teams
are composed of management staff from City agencies, boards, commissions and
To date 15 Local Planning Tables have been identified across 31 NIAs. Although
divisions. Each City partner contributes their knowledge, resources and approaches
they may be referred to as Neighbourhood Action Partnerships (NAPs), networks or
to service delivery with a willingness to work collaboratively to address issues
coalitions, Neighbourhood Planning Tables are open to everyone in the neighbourhood
identified at the local level. The District Teams are an important link between the
who wishes to participate in priority setting, planning and taking local action for
local neighbourhood planning and central decision-making at City Hall.
community change.
Each table is supported by a Community Development Officer from the City who
assists the implementation of plans.
TSNS 2020 District and Local Planning Table Map
Rexdale NAP Bathurst Finch Network
York University 24 39
8Heights NAP
1 Strength in Partnership
41 42
23
7 Jane Finch 10 33
TSNS Task Force
Malvern NAP
9 40
2 Downsview Roding
NAP
Kingsview Village - The Westway
NAP 25 Dorset Park Network
Rustic NAP 34 South East Scarborough 44
Lawrence Heights 16 38 43
Planning Table
12 15 Network
Inter-Organization 37
11 South Weston
Youth East Eglinton
4 NIA Partners
Don Valley NIAs Kennedy Park Ionview
Rockcliffe Smythe NAP 21 22 26
3 17 35
Weston Pelham Park NAP
31 36
29 Taylor Massey/Oakridge NAP
13 27
18 Social Development Plan
5
Stakeholders Table
14 20 32
Parkdale Economic Development 19
Project
30
6 28
Lake Ontario
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Legend Local Planning Tables - Official Names
TSNS District Rockcliffe-Smythe Neighbourhood Action Partnership Don Valley NIAs
Weston Pelham Park Neighbourhood Action Partnership Dorset Park Network
Ward Downsview Roding Neighbourhood Action Partnership Strength in Partnership Source: City of Toronto, Social Development Finance
York University Heights Neighbourhood Action Partnership Jane Finch TSNS Task Force & Administration, Community Development Unit
Emerging Neighbourhood
Kingsview Village - The Westway Neighbourhood Action Partnership York South Weston NIA Partners
TCHC Revitalization Site Eglinton East Kennedy Park Ionview Parkdale Economic Development Project Copyright (c) 2017 City of Toronto. All Rights Reserved.
Currency: January 2017
Social Development Plan Stakeholders Table (Regent Park) South East Scarborough Planning Table
Community Council Published: January 2017
Malvern Neighbourhood Action Partnership Rexdale Neighbourhood Action Partnership
Neighbourhoods Prepared by: Social Development Finance & Administration,
Taylor-Massey-Oakridge Neighbourhood Action Partnership Rustic Neighbourhood Action Partnership Community Development Unit
Lawrence Heights Inter-Organization Network Contact: neighbourhoods@toronto.ca17 18
NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANNING TABLE: NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANNING TABLE:
EGLINTON EAST SOUTH EAST SCARBOROUGH
KENNEDY PARK IONVIEW PLANNING TABLE
Neighbourhood Improvement Areas: A Neighbourhood Story: A Neighbourhood Story: Neighbourhood Improvement Areas:
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#125 Birchmount Eglinton East (Ionview) TSNSpositive
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COLLEGE ST Major Arterial Street TSNS District
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residents on local services
Regentthe
Park (72)local promoting healthy eating, physical exercise,
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ASDUNDAS
ST E ST E
DUNDAS ST W Minor Arterial or Collector Street TCHC Revitalization Site Copyright (c) 2016 City of Toronto. All Rights Reserved.
Community Quote:
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planning table. Legend
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Community Quote:
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“Scarborough Village is home to people
Source: City of Toronto, Social Development Finance
qq Healthy Lives: Delivered several trainings in
Major Arterial Street TSNS District & Administration, Community Resources Section.
qq Physical Surroundings: Through a POL2
Minor Arterial or Collector Street
healthy lives: Home Alone Course, Cooking “The residents
TCHC Revitalization Site of our neighbourhood, Copyright (c) 2016 City of Toronto. All Rights Reserved.
Currency: April 2016. from different backgrounds and abilities. application, outdoor play spaces are
Local Street
for Kids, Social Media Workshops, Support particularly
Emerging Neighbourhood
the school
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1 2 3 and
4
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seniors will benefit greatly from this
Contact: spar@toronto.ca.
for Community Gardens, First Aid Training. organizing programs like breakfast Avenue East by installing a splash pad, a
wonderfully improved space. Breathing clubs, summer camps, and community skateboard park, and enhancing the older
life into this under-utilized green space celebrations. We partner with organizations playground with a new surface.
will have a positive impact on the social to improve our programs, advise on
Community Development Officer: integration in this diverse community
for years to come. Thank you!”
upgrading our community spaces, and Community Development Officer:
Janvere Lyder outreach to others to offer our help.” Sherry Phillips
647-216-2152 janvere.lyder@toronto.ca - David Speicher, Ionview Park Revitalization - Amandeep Gill, Resident 416-892-3119 sherry.phillips@toronto.ca19 20
NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANNING TABLE: NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANNING TABLE:
DON VALLEY NIAs TSNS North District Map of NIAs and Emerging Neighbourhoods
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talent within an inner city community locally grown and affordable food. Three
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and equipment for the Flemo Media Centre.
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path, and a playground upgrade.
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Work Day an annual November event. The
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qq Economic Opportunities: Developed and
Youth from Marc Garneau CI receivedLegend
life Source: City of Toronto, Social Development Finance Lake Ontario delivered 8 workshops for youth in Taylor
skills and career planning workshops from
Major Arterial Street TSNS District & Administration, Community Resources Section.
Massey and Oakridge to help increase their
Minor Arterial or Collector Street TCHC Revitalization Site
members of the Youth Service Network.
Copyright (c) 2016 City of Toronto. All Rights Reserved.
Local Street Emerging Neighbourhood
Currency: April 2016.
Published: July 2016. ability to manage and grow their money.
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A Neighbourhood Story:
Legend Contact: spar@toronto.ca.
Major Arterial Street TSNS District
Source: City of Toronto, Social Development Finance
& Administration, Community Resources Section.
qq Social Development: Collaboratively
organized community information fairs
Community Quote:
Minor Arterial or Collector Street TCHC Revitalization Site
By raising awareness and creating a space
Copyright (c) 2016 City of Toronto. All Rights Reserved.
Currency: April 2016.
to increase knowledge-sharing among
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for residents, partners, and agencies to work
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“This platform (Neighbourhood Action service providers and residents and to
along side each other, Friends of Flemingdon
Partnership) will help those people involved engage more residents into the work of the
(FOF) is advocating for a strong Neighbourhood
to think about how to work in partnerships Neighbourhood Action Partnership.
Strategy for the Flemingdon Park Community.
for the betterment of the community.”
We at FOF have created a foundation which
- Tahmid Rouf, Resident, Resident Leader &
reflects our community and the lack of
Agency Staff
programming, resources, the shortage of
recreational facilities, and challenges we face
Community Development Officer: Community Development Officer:
Rebecca Bassey Sarosh Anwar
in our neighbourhood.
416-895-923O rebecca.bassey@toronto.ca 416-2O6-1552 sarosh.anwar@toronto.ca
- Friends of Flemingdon (FOF)21 22
NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANNING TABLE: NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANNING TABLE:
PARKDALE ECONOMIC SOCIAL DEVELOPMENT PLAN
DEVELOPMENT PROJECT STAKEHOLDERS TABLE
Neighbourhood Improvement Areas: Community Quote: A Neighbourhood Story: Neighbourhood Improvement Areas:
#85 Parkdale #72 Regent Park
“What is at stake now is the future of In 2O16 the Regent Park Legacy Fund
Councillors and Wards: Parkdale. Parkdale’s diversity, affordability
and inclusivity are increasingly at
TSNS received support
South District Map through
of NIAsthe
Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy to launch
andToronto
Emerging Neighbourhoods
Councillors and Wards:
BIRCHMOUNT RD
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Ward 14 - Councillor Gordon Perks
ELM RIDGE DR
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ST
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Ward 28 - Councillor
Victoria Village (43)Pam McConnell
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ST
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risk, and hinge on equitable Mount outcomes the first round of community-run grants.
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of neighbourhood development and
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improvement. We know that change to the 198Os when Regent Park fundraised
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to establish a community centre for youth.
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workshops on popular economics to build
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community newsletter with 325 new ST CLAIR AVE W
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residents’ capacity for participating in
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more than $6OO,OOO.
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local economies do exist. What is needed,
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neighbourhood. Taylor-Massey (61) (formerly Crescent Town)
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information session for the community on
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participatory workshops to come up with to build a healthy, inclusive, and just
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ways of measuring neighbourhood progress neighbourhood. This is why this community
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in Regent Park so people could learn about
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Regent Park (72)
in a way that is meaningful to Parkdale planning initiative is vital and timely.”
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what spaces are available and how they can QUEEN ST W
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EASTERN
QUEEN STST
ADELAIDE E E
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AVE DIVERSION
QUEEN ST E
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South Parkdale (85)
- Kuni Kamizaki, Resident & Agency Partner
ADELAIDE ST W
LA
community members.
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get access to them.
RICHMOND ST W
PA
LOWER JARVIS ST
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ADELAIDE ST W RE BL VD E
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initiative to produce a video that promotes
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were completed in the areas of Health and
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the idea of what defines a “community-
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Employment/Entrepreneurship. 15 project
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serving” business.
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ideas were collected through this process
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CLENDENAN
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Taylor-Massey (61) (formerly Crescent Town)
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and funding opportunities will be explored
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OLD MIL NP
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RD
CASTLE FRANK
DA
MAIN ST
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CRESPARK
RC PRINCE
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BLOORDRUM RD VIADUCT
EDWARD Oakridge (121)
A Neighbourhood Story:
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RD
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NS
SORAUREN AVE
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WAY
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GERRARD ST E
AVE
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W
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UNIVERSITY AVE
THE QUEENSWAY DUNDAS ST E DUNDAS ST E
DUNDAS ST W
WINEVA AVE
Regent
SHUTER STPark (72)
SPADINA AVE
QUEEN ST W QUEEN ST E
RICHMOND ST E
Community members came together this year
EEASTERN
QUEEN STST
ADELAIDE E AVE DIVERSION EASTERN AVE
South Parkdale (85)
LA
ADELAIDE ST W
RICHMOND ST W EASTERN AVE
PA
LOWER JARVIS ST
KE
ADELAIDE ST W RE BL VD E
RK
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KING ST W LIBERTY ST S HO
SH
LAKE SHORE BLVD E
KING ST E
LAKE
STRACHAN AVE
O
LA
SPRINGH FRONT ST W
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WN
YORK ST
B
CH
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to design a “Parkdale Flag” mural to represent
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COMM
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a shared neighbourhood vision and express
Community Quote:
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common values that align with the Parkdale Lake Ontario Source: City of Toronto, Social Development Finance
Major Arterial Street TSNS District
Neighbourhood Plan. The Parkdale Flag is “Residents need a stronger, more
& Administration, Community Resources Section.
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now installed as a mural on Queen Street Local Street influential voice
Emerging Neighbourhoodin the social development Currency: April 2016.
Published: July 2016.
West and the flag is produced by a grassroots Legend
Major Arterial Street TSNS District
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& Administration, Community Resources Section.
planning throughout the next 1O years of
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TCHC Revitalization Site
Emerging Neighbourhood
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Published: July 2016. the revitalization as this will increase their
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Sarosh Anwar - Diane MacLean, Resident, Resident Leader Sarosh Anwar
416-2O6-1552 sarosh.anwar@toronto.ca & Agency Staff 416-2O6-1552 sarosh.anwar@toronto.caYork UniversityFINCH
Heights
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DR
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TSNS West District Map of NIAs and Emerging Neighbourhoods
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23 24
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FISHERVILLE RD
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RD
Humbermede (22)
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FLEMINGTO
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Mount Dennis (115)
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RD
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ST
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THE EAST MALL
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Neighbourhood Improvement Areas:
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Neighbourhood Improvement Areas:
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LIN
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ETHEL AVE Park
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W
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BATHURST ST
Community Quote:
TYCOS DR
VA
DAVENPORT RD
K CRE TR
RS
RENFORTH DR
BURNHAMTHORPE RD
T
OSLER ST
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IN
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KIN ANNETTE ST
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Councillors and Wards:
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WA
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W DUPONT ST
KEELE ST
EVA RD
CASTLEFIELD AVE
S
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RD
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BLOOR ST W
LIN CR
OLD MI WALLACE AVE
EMM
LL RD
TRETHEWEY DR
TO BLOOR ST W
Beechborough-Greenbrook (112) #113 Weston
SDT R
“The community needs a comprehensive
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Mount Dennis (115)
PRINCE EDWARD DR S
RD
TW
D
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S
Ward 12 - Councillor Frank Di Giorgio R
HARBORD ST
DUN D A S
SOUT
SHAW ST
S
PARKSIDE DR
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#115 Mount Dennis
ADVANCE RD
poverty reduction program that addresses
LANSDOWNE AVE
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RONCESVALLES AVE
NORSEMAN ST
RANGOON YO
MARTIN GROVE RD
DR
BICKNELL AVE
ELLIS
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DUN SPADINA CRES
KEELE ST
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E
SWAY
TITAN RD BERRY RD ST
G AVE
W
THE EAST MALL
LAMBTON
AVE
BROCK AVE
ID
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W
such issues as health EN determinants, socialWest (110)
WELL
NORTH QUEEN ST
BR
VA
VE Keelesdale-Eglinton
DUNDAS ST W
RENFORTH DR
Councillors and Wards:
SPADINA AVE
Priority actions:
SCARLETT RD
SPADINA RD
EAST DR
NA
UG
THE QUEENSWAY
ED
DAR RD
H
O
RD
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QUEEN ST W
KIPLING AVE
PA
INT
ADELAIDE ST W
SILVERTHORN
HORNER AVE
GRAND AVE
AN
RICHMOND ST W
isolation, healthy food availability and
OAKWOOD AVE
RK
OLD W
ADELAIDE ST W
L ALLIANCE AVE EVANS AVE LIBERTY ST KING ST W
RD
EVANS AVE
LA
EG
WE
ROGERS RD South Parkdale (85)
W
ROYAL YORK RD
Rockcliffe-Smythe (111)
W
TH
RTH D
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Ward 11 - Councillor Frances Nunziata
STO
VALERMO DR T ST
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employability skills. The Rustic community
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BROWNS LINE
OR
HORNER AVE
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SH
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Ward 12 - Councillor Frank Di Giorgio
THIRTIETH ST
RD
WA
DWIGHT AVE
has more than 25% of the population in
AVE
LA
RD
Y
discussions with residents, to find ways to Weston-Pellam Park
ST CLAIR AVE (91)
W Lake Ontario
low income. Rustic community is a diverse
ETHEL AVE
BATHURST ST
VA
Priority actions:
DAVENPORT RD
reduce social isolation due to age, language
RS
BURNHAMTHORPE RD
OSLER ST
compilation of people who have come to
ITYR
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or cultural factors and find solutions to EVA RD
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Community Quote:
ING ANNETTE ST
DUPONT ST
this country to improve their situation in Legend
N AVE
MIL
SW
HIGH PARK AVE
DUPONT ST
KEELE ST
AY
bring the community together.
LR
HALLAM ST Source: City of Toronto, Social Development Finance
CHRISTIE ST
SPADINA AVESPADINA RD
qq Social Development: Conducted an
Major Arterial Street TSNS District
CLENDENA
BLOOR ST W
& Administration, Community Resources Section.
BLOOR STlife due to economic orOLpolitical factors
D
D MIL WALLACE AVE
W L RD Minor Arterial or Collector Street TCHC Revitalization Site Copyright (c) 2016 City of Toronto. All Rights Reserved.
“As a newcomer to Canada, I have learnt
Currency: April 2016.
Local Street Emerging Neighbourhood
environmental scan for the purpose of
Published: July 2016.
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ST HARBORD more about my new community, met program planning with governmental,
DUNtenants and community partners the ST
City’s Participatory Budget Pilot Project
SOU
D AS
SHAW ST
PARKSIDE DR
ADVANCE RD
more of my neighbours and shared more
TH
LANSDOWNE AVE
area can be NORSEMAN improved by taking the grassroots and nonprofit organizations.
RONCESVALLES AVE
ST
secured 4 new light posts in Rustic Park,
KING
ELLIS
DUN
cultural
SPADINA CRES
traditions through these “Pop-up”
SORAUREN AVE
DAS COL LEG
OSSINGTON AVE
which provides a safe space for the entire NORTHnecessary action, one step at a time.” E
SWA
TITAN RD BERRY RD ST W ST
AVE
qq Participation in Civic Decision-Making:
BROCK AVE
JUTLAND RD
DUNDAS STfood markets and community kitchens
Y
QUEEN ST
community to use the park longer all year – Luisa Giacometti, Resident & Chair of the W
SPADINA AVE
THE QUEENSWAY that I would ever be able to do on my own” Resident Civic Engagement training to build
round. Rustic Community Network NIA Table QUEEN ST W
advocacy capacity.
PA
ADELAIDE ST W
HORNER AVE
GRAND AVE
- Beatriz Ortega, Resident
RICHMOND ST W
RK
ADELAIDE ST W
EVANS AVE EVANS AVE LIBERTY ST KING ST W
A Neighbourhood Story:
LA
qq Economic Opportunities: Supported Smart South Parkdale (85)
W
ROYAL YORK RD
qq Healthy Lives: Created food friendly
A Neighbourhood Story:
DW
NR
FLEE
VALERMO DR LV T ST
D
Serve employment training for 35 youth. neighbourhood(s) by creating a network of
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BROWNS LINE
Over the last 2 years, our community
OR
HORNER AVE
SH
qq Healthy Lives: Supported over 2OO children residents have worked diligently together to York South Weston (trending #YSW) is using local organizations involved in healthy living
KE
THIRTIETH ST
DWIGHT AVE
LA
aged 4 to 13 attending workshops related to understand the 2O15 Participatory Budget “Focus on Food” as one of our community education, food access, area gardens and
healthy eating, understanding food sources process, and benefited from this opportunity
L a k e O n t a r i o engagement approaches. Our goal is to market programs.
and the Falstaff Community Garden, and by voting on two important initiatives: identify, align, communicate and celebrate qq Healthy Lives: Supported local Mental
the Healthy Kids Community Challenge. increased safety in Rustic Park with the all the unique and collaborative food efforts Health and Wellness initiatives (young
instillation of 4 new street lights and the and assets in the very wide area of York women’s yoga and Mental Health
soon to be built shelter for shade near the South Weston. We understand that to Information Session).
Legend reduce poverty, it has to include securing
playground in Maple Leaf Park. In 2O16 Source: City of Toronto, Social Development Finance
Major Arterial Street
a concerted effort was made to increase
TSNS District & Administration, Community Resources Section. healthy food and involving residents,
Minor Arterial or Collector Street TCHC Revitalization Site
youth participation in the Participatory Currency: April 2016. local businesses and agency led projects,
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Rose-Ann Bailey people in our community together while Rose-Ann Bailey
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