I would like to inform residents that I will be hosting my Community Environment Days in our Ward this year. Our first event has been scheduled for Saturday, June 11, 2022, at Amesbury Arena, located at 155 Culford Road, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Followed by the second event on Thursday, June 23, 2022, at Amesbury Arena, located at 155 Culford Road, from 4:00 pm to 8:00 pm. During these events, residents will be able to reuse, recycle and safely dispose of unwanted items, such as cell phones and small electronics, household hazardous waste, paints, solvents, glue, unused medications, batteries, e-cigaretts, propane tanks, pesticides, and fertilizers, fluorescent bulbs, and used cooking oil. Residents will also be able to pick up free leaf compost at a limit of two bags per household while supplies last and donate items in good condition. For full details, please click here to view the full flyer.

WE DID IT! I want to give a special thanks to the Mount Dennis Community Association Campus Development Committee for their hard work and determination. The City of Toronto and George Brown College are committed to bringing a campus to Ward 5. I would like to also thank Mayor John Tory, CreateTO, and George Brown College for their support in this endeavour.

I would like to thank Mayor Tory, the City Manager, Minister Ahmed Hussen MP, and TRCA CEO, for joining me to discuss additional funding for the Rockcliffe Riverine Flood Mitigation Project. Delivering on my commitment made to the community from the March 1st public meeting as I continue to work for the residents of Ward 5.

Calling all community members! Join us at the second Public Information Centre for the Rockcliffe Riverine Flood Mitigation Project held virtually on March 1st. We’re excited to hear all your questions and comments on the alternative design concepts!

Meeting minutes from the Stockyards Working Group are publicly available on this page. The most recent minutes posted are from the Working Group’s September 22, 2021 meeting.

This summer, the City of Toronto will begin construction work to mitigate the impact of basement flooding in the Fairbank-Silverthorn area. On July 29, the City will be hosting a Virtual Public Information Event to provide residents with an overview of the project.