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Bar chart showing proposed non-residential space in the development pipeline in Toronto, with 3.87M m² approved, 2.95M m² under review, 1.72M m² permit issued, and 0.37M m² permit application.
Invitation to explore the Development Activity Bulletin 2025 for comprehensive insights and detailed analysis.
Announcement of the 2025 Development Activity Bulletin with icons for mapping, data analysis, property review, and target goals on a blue background.
Graphic with text: “Have your say on the Draft Little Jamaica and Oakwood Vaughan Planning Framework!” Image includes a map showing the proposed Little Jamaica and Oakwood Vaughan Planning Framework Boundary.
The graphic uses a dark blue background with bold white text reading ‘Landscape Carbon Benchmarking Study.’ Stylized landscape and building forms appear in lighter blue, with City of Toronto and dtah logos along the bottom edge.
Promotional graphic for a Community Dinner hosted by Weston in Gear. Event details read: Wednesday, May 6, 5:30 PM–8:00 PM at Community Place Hub, 1765 Weston Road, York. Text invites neighbours to share a free meal and help shape the future of Weston, with utensil icons and a blurred background of people serving food.
Aerial view of the same urban park in autumn before low‑carbon design elements are applied, showing curving concrete paths, a central grass area, mature trees, benches, and a playground surfaced with conventional materials. A graphic at the bottom indicates higher emissions per area and lower total carbon sequestration compared to the redesigned version.
Promotional graphic listing several Jane’s Walks in Toronto by date and time, accompanied by simple illustrated icons such as a transit sign, streetcar, cyclist, and wayfinding graphics.
Illustration of Glencairn Station with people walking, cycling and using mobility aids. A TTC bus and a car pass by on the street. Text on the left reads: “Do you live, work or play in the Marlee-Glencairn neighbourhood? We want to hear from you!” Text on the right reads: “Join our in-person Open House on April 30th. More details on our website: Toronto.ca/Growing-Glencairn.”
Shaded urban park with mature trees, yellow seating elements, and people relaxing and socializing near residential buildings in the background.
Interior view of the Ziibiing pavilion showing a faceted wooden ceiling with a circular skylight above a central fire pit, supported by slender columns in a landscaped campus setting.
Example map of the York Mills Major Transit Station Area, shaded to show the station boundary with circles indicating residential units. A tooltip labels the station as York Mills and identifies it as a protected Major Transit Station Area.
Example City of Toronto Development Pipeline webpage showing an overview of the development pipeline, including explanatory text, links to a bulletin and dashboard, expandable sections for key findings and development categories, and a navigation menu on the left.
Modern mid-rise multi-story residential building with large windows and balconies above a brick base, surrounded by trees and people walking nearby.
Aerial view of a large racetrack and surrounding area outlined in red labeled as Secondary Plan Study Area between HWY 427, Rexdale Blvd, and HWY 27.
Aerial photo of the Port Lands looking west with the City skyline behind
Graphic with the North York at the Centre logo at the top. Text reads: 'The Recommended Option for guiding growth in North York Centre over the next 30 years is going to Planning and Housing Committee on Thursday, February 26th. Visit toronto.ca/nycentre to learn more.' The bottom of the graphic features abstract colourful building shapes.
Map showing over 60 km of protected bike lanes installed in Toronto from 2016 to 2024 highlighted in blue.
Hiring research trainees for the 2026 Toronto Employment Survey by Toronto City Planning, Planning Research and Analytics.
Toronto skyline at sunset with CN Tower rising above modern skyscrapers and Riverdale East park in the foreground.
Bloor GO Station platforms with train tracks beside a pedestrian path and nearby buildings.
A row of small businesses in a strip plaza, including a restaurant, clothing store and medical centre, with cars parked in front.
A strip plaza with parked cars and various small businesses, including a coffee shop, spa, pet store, and restaurants.
A graphic with a brochure titled “Community Benefits Charge In-Kind Guidelines Overview.” The cover shows an illustrated cityscape with buildings, green spaces, and roads inside a blue circle. The bottom has the Toronto city logo.
Illustration of a public meeting where people are gathered to discuss proposed property changes, with a presentation showing building plans and charts in the background.
Illustration of Glencairn Station with people walking, cycling and using mobility aids. A TTC bus and a car pass by on the street. Text on the left reads: “Do you live, work or play in the Marlee-Glencairn neighbourhood? We want to hear from you!” Text on the right reads: “Join our in-person Community Roundtable on December 9th. More details on our website: Toronto.ca/Growing-Glencairn.
A two-storey strip plaza with shops and community services on the ground floor, offices above, and a tall apartment building in the background.
Graphic with white background and text reading ‘See the Toronto Employment Survey Bulletin for more details on the results of the 43rd annual Survey and analysis of changes in Toronto’s economy over the past decade. Toronto City Planning, Planning Research and Analytics.’ Includes a link to the Employment Survey results.
Graphic with bold text reading ‘An addition of 23,410 jobs. A 1.5% increase since 2024. Toronto Employment Survey 2025’ on a blue background.
Graphic with bold text reading ‘Toronto has 1,623,710 employees. A new record high’ on a blue background.
Illustration of a public meeting where people are gathered to discuss proposed property changes, with a presentation showing building plans and charts in the background.
A small strip plaza with parked cars and various local businesses.
Aerial view of Bluffer’s Park Marina, beach and the Scarborough Bluffs along Toronto’s waterfront.
A row of small businesses in a strip plaza, including a restaurant, clothing store and medical centre, with cars parked in front.
A strip plaza with parked cars and various small businesses, including a coffee shop, spa, pet store, and restaurants.
Illustration of a public meeting where people are gathered to discuss proposed property changes, with a presentation showing building plans and charts in the background.
A two-storey strip plaza with shops and community services on the ground floor, offices above, and a tall apartment building in the background.
Photo of a street flanked on each side by small businesses, sidewalks with pedestrians, trees and parked cars. A streetcar travels along a dedicated right of way in the middle of the street.
A modern mid-rise building with shops and restaurants at street level and several residential floors above. People sit on a patio with umbrellas, and cars pass along the street.
Illustration of a suburban street with houses and driveways showing various vehicles, including cars, pickup trucks, a school bus, and larger commercial vehicles, highlighting parking in residential areas.
Map of Toronto showing 283 km of new Avenues (purple) and existing Avenues (brown) where mid-rise housing is planned near transit.
Photo of a street flanked on each side by small businesses, sidewalks with pedestrians, trees and parked cars. A streetcar travels along a dedicated right of way in the middle of the street.
Save the Date graphic for the 2025 Toronto Urban Design Awards, September 10, Palais Royale.
Map of Toronto showing 120 Major and Protected Major Transit Station Areas approved by the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing on August 15, 2025. White dots match MTSAs and orange dots mark PMTSAs, with boundaries outlined around each station area.
Illustration bearing stylized text: “2025 Toronto Urban Design Awards. The 2025 Summary of Entries is now available online. For more info visit toronto.ca/TUDA.
A green and yellow sign in a parking garage with an arrow pointing up, labeled “Visitor Parking.”
Image of Toronto skyline viewed from the water, with overlay text that reads 2025-2028 Development Review Strategic Plan
Illustration bearing stylized text: “2025 Toronto Urban Design Awards. The 2025 Summary of Entries is now available online. For more info visit toronto.ca/TUDA.
Sign in a parking garage stating visitor parking rules, permit requirements and instructions to obtain a permit.
An illustration of a garden suite with a sloped roof inside a fenced backyard, surrounded by trees and plants. Two bicycles are parked nearby.