Thanks to people like you, Toronto City Council has taken the next step in implementing a commercial parking lot levy to fund the TTC.

The City's 2023 budget won't meet the growing climate, affordability, and other big challenges that we face today.

The results of Toronto’s single-use plastics consultation are in: Torontonians want the City to ban or restrict single-use plastics! See our recap of what’s being considered, the consultation results and what Toronto needs to do next.

Premier Ford is attacking Toronto's local democracy. Find out what's at stake and what you can do in TEA's latest blog post.

Premier Doug Ford announced his government would slash the size of Toronto City Council from 47 Councillors to 25. While the Province has the legal right to do this, this proposed move is nothing less than an attack on local democracy, civic engagement in Toronto and a healthy environment.

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE. July 26, 2018.

Yesterday, the Public Works and Infrastructure Committee (PWIC) took an important and urgent step forward to deal with problem waste, like single-use plastics, in Toronto. Here’s a recap of the meeting and the decisions that were made.

New rules to ban or put fees on harmful single-use plastics could be coming to Toronto within the next year.

Toronto’s Executive Committee just requested $2.5 million in the 2018 City Budget to fund the TransformTO climate action plan. But this still falls $4.5 million short of what is needed in 2018. If the Mayor and City Council are seriously committed to climate action, here are three ways to strengthen the plan.

On a cold January evening, TEA and ClimateFast hosted over 50 people from every district in the city to learn how to advocate on the City Budget process. Together, we’re working to ensure Toronto invests in the TransformTO climate plan!