Join us for a Prayer walk this Thursday April 30,2026 starting at Driftwood Community Centre hosted by 31 Division. All faiths welcome. âUnity in Community âagainst guns,violence &hate. Walk with us.#communityiseverything #31division #community #communityfirst
Saleh Sheihk, Executive Director of DICE (Diverse Inclusive Community for Everyone), spoke in support of Councillor Anthony Perruzzaâs motion to explore a City-run grocery store pilot. As someone working closely with residents across Toronto, Saleh highlighted the growing strain families are facing as the cost of food, rent, and everyday essentials continues to rise.
Thank you to the community leaders who continue to advocate for practical solutions that support residents across our city.
#Toronto #FoodSecurity #AffordableFood #CommunitySupport #CityCouncil
Thando Khupe, a Community Development Worker at Delta Family Resource Centre, spoke in support of Councillor Anthony Perruzzaâs motion to explore a City-run grocery store pilot. Through his work supporting families, he has seen how increasing grocery prices are placing immense pressure on households across the community.
At Delta Family Resource Centre, the demand for food support has grown so significantly that their food bank has reached full capacity and can no longer take on new clients. This reality reflects the broader affordability crisis many residents are facing across Toronto.
#Toronto #FoodSecurity #AffordableFood #CommunitySupport #CityCouncil
We are grateful to Adi Yemane, Coordinator at Delta Family Resource Centre, for speaking in support of Councillor Anthony Perruzzaâs motion to explore City-run grocery stores. Community organizations see firsthand how rising food prices are affecting families, seniors, and newcomers every single day.
Thank you to the advocates and community leaders who are raising their voices and pushing for bold solutions to the affordability crisis.
#Toronto #FoodSecurity #AffordableFood #CommunityVoices #CityCouncil
Julie Fung, a dietitian working closely with residents in the Jane-Finch community, spoke in support of Councillor Anthony Perruzzaâs motion to explore a City-run grocery store pilot. Through her work, she sees firsthand how many individuals and families struggle to access affordable, nutritious food.
Thank you to the frontline professionals and community advocates who continue to raise awareness and push for long-term solutions to food insecurity in our city.
#Toronto #FoodSecurity #JaneFinch #AffordableFood #CommunityHealth
At City Council today, Iâm bringing forward a motion to address rising grocery prices and stand up for residents in Toronto
No one should have to choose between putting food on the table and paying the bills. This motion is about fairness, affordability, and real support for our community.
Iâll keep pushing for solutions that make life more affordable for everyone. đđŞ
Happy Nowruz! Today we are celebrating the spirit of renewal, resilience, and community this Nowruz. Wishing everyone in Humber RiverâBlack Creek and beyond a year filled with hope, health and prosperity, May this season inspire us to continue building a stronger, more vibrant community together.đąâ¨
Eid Mubarak to all those celebrating in Humber RiverâBlack Creek and across our city đâ¨
As we mark Eid, may this special day bring gratitude and joy to you and your loved ones. Itâs a time to reflect, give back, and come together as a community.
Wishing you a joyful Eid!
I am saddened to learn of the sudden and tragic passing of Georgio Mammoliti. My thoughts and prayers are with Georgio and his family during this time of loss. Rest in peace my friend.
Celebrate Family Day on the ice with your neighbours! â¸ď¸âď¸
đ Monday, February 16th
đ Gord and Irene Risk Arena - 2650 Finch Ave W
đ Shinny hockey: 9am - 11am (helmet, gloves, shin guards, skates & sticks required)
â¸ď¸ Public skating: 12pm - 3pm (bring your own skates)
â Free hot chocolate & snacks
đ Fun activities for the whole family
We have had to postpone tonight's Basement Flooding Meeting at St. Andre Catholic School as TCDSB has cancelled all permits to continue to clear snow from their sites. We are working to reschedule to a new date and I apologize for the inconvenience.
Stay warm and safe!
After days of waiting, our recycling in Humber River-Black Creek was finally collected. Hundreds of residents contacted my office and up to 10,000 households were affected by Circular Materials missed pick up.
I was not in support of this change and I believe that the City is best positioned to collect recycling with our infrastructure 24/7 call line at 311. That said, I will continue to work for the best possible service for residents of Toronto.
If youâre not sure of your collection schedule, click the link below to find your waste collection calendar:
https://www.toronto.ca/services-payments/recycling-organics-garbage/houses/collection-schedule/2026-curbside-collection-map-schedules/
See the full CP24 Clip here:
/video/2026/01/11/toronto-residents-frustrated-with-switch-to-privatized-recycling/
