City Planning

The Feeling Congested transportation consultation campaign engages Torontonians on a range of issues related to transportation planning, priorities and funding. This engagement supports and informs the current 5-Year Review of the City's Official Plan transportation policies, the development of a new long-term transportation plan, and the development of a funding and investment strategy.

The Complete Streets Guidelines will ensure that Toronto's streets are designed and built to address the needs of pedestrians of all ages and abilities, public transit, cyclists, and motorists, as well as place-making and green infrastructure.

It feels like we've been growing apart. We're not talking like we used to...

That's why we're launching Growing Conversations, a process meant to improve the relationship between the City of Toronto and its residents and stakeholders through a better community engagement process. Improved engagement will result in planning outcomes that better reflect the vision and values of residents and the communities in which they live.

A look at how Toronto's Downtown should grow, ensuring that it has the necessary infrastructure to remain a great place to live, work, learn and play.

Eglinton Connects is a comprehensive Planning Study that is being conducted around three themes of Building, Travelling, and Greening Eglinton. The goal is to evolve Eglinton in ways that are appropriate to local contexts, while also leveraging the opportunities that the new Crosstown transit line will bring. 

How neighbourhood planning gets a fresh start under the Development Permit System.

Look for City Planning information booths at various events across the city, where residents can learn about planning issues, learn what planners do, ask questions, and find out how they can get more involved in planning their city.

Find out about the Relief Line study process and draft Public Consultation Plan.

Waterfront Toronto, the City of Toronto and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority continue to work together to revitalize the Port Lands. Current efforts build upon the work completed in 2011 and 2012 as part of the Port Lands Acceleration Initiative.