Social Planning Toronto's "City Budget Watch" brings you up-to-date reports and analysis on each step of the annual City budget process, from launch date to final votes at City Council. We'll let you know how you can learn more, get involved, and have your say!

Did you know that major changes are happening to education in Ontario — including funding cuts, increased class sizes, and mandatory e-learning? Last week, Social...

2018 was a challenging year for Social Planning Toronto. Yet despite a leadership change, our small but mighty organization continued providing sector leadership and putting...

Our Op-Ed in today’s Toronto Star argues that if Toronto truly is a “world-class city” or “Toronto the Good,” we must choose to move beyond...

Reforms Ignore Strong Proposals From In-Depth Income Security Study and Leave People With Disabilities in Jeopardy “The Ontario government’s announcement to reform social assistance promised...

After a rigorous selection process, Social Planning Toronto enthusiastically announces and welcomes Devika Shah as our new Executive Director. Devika is passionate about building a...

Do you belong to a resident-led group that has a great event idea and needs funding? Apply for a Neighbourhood Grant!   What is the Neighbourhood...

Update (November 12, 2018): City Councillors Cynthia Lai and Jennifer McKelvie have recently endorsed the Prosperity Pledge, bringing the total number of Council members (including...

The Ontario Government was bound and determined to have its way in forcing a 25-ward system on the City of Toronto, regardless of how disruptive...

Thursday, September 6, 2018FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Three candidates for Mayor — incumbent John Tory, challenger Jennifer Keesmaat, and newcomer Sarah Climenhaga — are among more...