Join Progress Toronto to move residents to take action on the 2025 City Budget. We will be speaking to residents across Toronto to contact their local Councillor to protect the crucial investments needed to make our city better for everyone. Sign up here.
Read MoreTraining: Phone Bank for a Better Budget→
/Join Progress Toronto Organizer Francis Tersigni on Tuesday, Jan 28 to learn about the best practices for having important conversations over the phone that get others engaged in the budget process. Learn more here.
Read MoreTake Action: Tell Council No Cuts and No TTC Fare Increases→
/City Council votes on the 2025 Toronto Budget on February 11—this is an opportunity to make life more affordable.
But conservative councillors want to increase TTC fares, cut library hours, and cut school meals from 21,500 hungry students across the city. Learn more and take action here.
Read MoreTraining: How to Speak at Budget Consultations→
/We are excited to co-host this training with the Toronto Youth Cabinet (TYC) on Thursday January 16. TYC Executive Director Stephen Mensah and Progress Toronto’s Executive Director Saman Tabasinejad will be leading our How to Speak at Budget Consultations training. At this workshop you will learn the basics of making a deputation. Learn more and sign up here.
Read MoreSpeak at the 2025 Budget Consultations on January 21 or 22!→
/On January 21 and 22 the City's Budget Committee will be hosting public consultations that will directly impact the Mayor’s proposed budget. Progress Toronto will provide the support you need to give a great deputation, along with connecting you to a community of other speakers all making their voices heard. Learn more here.
Read MoreTraining: City Budget 101→
/On Wednesday, January 15, Councillor Alejandra Bravo’s Chief of Staff Wyndham Bettencourt-McCarthy will lead our City Budget 101 training. We are also excited to have Councillor Gord Perks join us to share his perspective as the Budget Committee Vice Chair. Join us to learn more about the budget, the process, and how you can have your say. Learn more here.
Read MoreGive a Gift, Get a Gift!→
/It’s that time of year! We are working hard to raise $30,000 before December 31, so we can get to work right away in 2025.
And! In the holiday spirit, we want to give you something special as our way of saying thank you for your support. Learn more and get your gift here!
Read MoreDemand Accountability for the Toronto Police Budget→
/The Toronto Police Services Board is voting on the 2025 Police Budget on December 12, and you have a chance to make your voice heard. Sign up with Progress Toronto and we will help you register to speak, draft a speech, and support you every step of the way! Learn more and sign up here.
Read MoreDouble Your Impact for Giving Tuesday!→
/It’s #GivingTuesday and we need your help! A few generous Progress Toronto supporters are matching all Giving Tuesday donations up to $13,200! That means any donation you give will be doubled! Learn more and give here.
Read MoreLocally Made Holiday Cards for You to Share→
/Local Scarborough artist Jan Cruz has designed beautiful Holiday Cards for you to send to friends and family! Make a donation by 11:59pm on Thursday December 5 and receive a bundle of Holiday Cards as a special thank you for your contribution. Find out more here.
Read MoreTake action: Tackle Homelessness, Open Shelters→
/Shelters are full and each night 230 people are turned away with nowhere to go. That’s why the City of Toronto plans to create 20 new shelters so people can have a safe place indoors. But some politicians and shelter opponents are trying to block them.
With nowhere to go, people are sleeping outdoors in parks, under bridges, and on sidewalks.
While we need more affordable housing, shelters are vital to tackling the homelessness crisis. Learn more and take action here.
Read MoreStop Furey in Don Valley West→
/Right-wing candidate Anthony Furey is running in the Don Valley West by-election. He’s trying to make sure voters don’t find out about his far-right beliefs. His harmful viewpoints and dangerous political stances are why we’re working hard to make sure he doesn’t win this election. Learn more here.
Read MoreKnock on Doors in Don Valley West→
/Don Valley West is having a by-election to choose their next city Councillor on November 4, and it’s our opportunity to change who holds power at City Hall.
Join Progress Toronto to survey residents in Don Valley West to learn more about their priorities for the upcoming by-election. Learn more here.
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