Each January, Toronto City Council presents the city’s annual budget, setting priorities that shape life in Toronto for the year ahead. As part of this process, residents and community organizations are invited (and encouraged) to share their feedback on what matters most. Toronto350 took part in this year’s consultation by submitting a deputation that calls for strong, sustained investment in climate action and social justice. You can read our full 2026 budget submission below. Want to have your voice heard too? Members of the public can submit written feedback to the City’s Budget Committee by emailing [email protected]. Learn more about the budget and submission process at here at toronto.ca.  

  Toronto Rally & March:For People, Peace and the Planet On September 20th, people from across the country—and around the world—are uniting to draw the line "For People. For Peace. For the Planet." Here in Toronto, join a historic march of thousands! When & Where: September 20, 20252pm: Yonge-Dundas (Start of March)4pm: Gather & Rally at Queen’s Park Let us know you’re going to be there! RSVP NOW: https://drawtheline.world/canada Why are we marching? Carney is cutting public services while billionaires profit. Canada arms genocide while we can't afford rent. 1.2 million migrants face permit expiry and deportation. Indigenous lands & people face colonial violence. Big Oil cooks the planet. Meanwhile, Ford and the provincial government continue to ramp up provincial-level attacks here in Ontario. It's clear we need to unite and fight back! Together we demand that the Ontario and the Canadian governments pick a side: injustice, violence, and climate destruction— or a just and safe future for all of us.

Toronto350 recently submitted a formal opposition to Ontario’s proposed Get It Done Act (Bill 17) through the Environmental Registry of Ontario (ERO). This legislation threatens public consultation, environmental protections, Indigenous rights, and long-term climate resilience across the province. Below is our submission, authored by member Shai Rahmanov, outlining our key concerns and calling on elected officials to act responsibly in the face of this critical issue.

EARTH DAY EVENTS TORONTO 2025 Earth Day is the perfect time to show your appreciation for our environment, just as Ontario starts to sprout for Spring! Cherry blossoms begin to bloom and everyone wants to get back outside into nature. Around town, you can find special events, environmental education, and neighbourhood clean-up opportunities. See below for a list of events happening in Toronto.