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Key decisions

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Impacts of Provincial Legislation that Weakens Rental Protections — amended
AmendedHigh impact
2025 Winter Maintenance Program Review Update — amended
Amended
Metrolinx Ontario Line - Cosburn Station, Bain Emergency Exit Bui… — amended
Amended
St. Clair-Old Weston Station and 2025 GO Expansion Program Updates — amended
Amended
Soft Drink Sponsorship Agreement - Coca-Cola Canada — amended
Amended

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Property Taxes: 2026 Interim Levy By-Law — approvedHigh impact
FIFA World Cup 2026 Toronto: Procurement Plan Update — approvedHigh impact

6 more in the full tables below.

Amended

5 total

Impacts of Provincial Legislation that Weakens Rental Protections — amendedAmendedHigh impact
2025 Winter Maintenance Program Review Update — amendedAmended

What changed

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Impacts of Provincial Legislation that Weakens Rental Protections — amended
2025 Winter Maintenance Program Review Update — amended
Metrolinx Ontario Line - Cosburn Station, Bain Emergency Exit Bui… — amended
St. Clair-Old Weston Station and 2025 GO Expansion Program Updates — amended

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Approved / confirmed8 items

#	Action	Wards
2025.EX27.5	Progress Report on the Toronto Ferry Service	All
2025.EX27.6	Reimagining Weston Lions Arena through a Nominal Lease with MLSE LaunchPad	5 - York South - Weston
2025.EX27.7	Arena Boards of Management Settlement of Operating Results for the Year Ended 2023; and 2022 Specifically for Ted Reeve Arena	5 - York South - Weston, 8 - Eglinton - Lawrence, 9 - Davenport, 13 - Toronto Centre, 15 - Don Valley West, 18 - Willowdale, 19 - Beaches - East York
2025.EX27.8	Property Taxes: 2026 Interim Levy By-Law	All
2025.EX27.9	2025 Chief Information Security Officer's Report on Agencies and Corporations	All
2025.EX27.10	FIFA World Cup 2026 Toronto: Legacy Update	All
2025.EX27.11	FIFA World Cup 2026 Toronto: Procurement Plan Update	All
2025.EX27.12	Agreement for the Provision of Electrical and Mechanical Show Services for Events and Exhibitor Administrative Services at Exhibition Place	10 - Spadina - Fort York

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#	Action	Wards
2025.EX27.1	Impacts of Provincial Legislation that Weakens Rental Protections	All
2025.EX27.2	2025 Winter Maintenance Program Review Update	All
2025.EX27.3	Metrolinx Ontario Line - Cosburn Station, Bain Emergency Exit Building and Gerrard Portal - Temporary Road Closures and Transportation Impacts	14 - Toronto - Danforth
2025.EX27.4	St. Clair-Old Weston Station and 2025 GO Expansion Program Updates	All
2025.EX27.13	Soft Drink Sponsorship Agreement - Coca-Cola Canada	10 - Spadina - Fort York

#	Action	Wards
2025.EX27.2a	2025 Winter Maintenance Program Review Update	All

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LETTER

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AMENDED

Impacts of Provincial Legislation that Weakens Rental Protections

2025.EX27.1

I was among the many Torontonians shocked to learn the Province of Ontario was contemplating ways to change or end “security of tenure.” While I am relieved that the Province has withdrawn plans to consult on this cut to renters’ rights, Bill 60 is still very concerning.   Fifty percent of Torontonians rent their homes. They have the right to feel secure, without fear of baseless evictions or needlessly paying more of their hard-earned income towards rent.   Some have claimed that the changes in Bill 60 will incentivize developers to build, however our experience at the City shows us that making it easier to evict renters is not what builds housing. Our successful Rental Housing Supply Program is waiving development charges for projects that build new rental supply and include affordable units. Through this program, Toronto is building 8,177 new homes in 15 developments. This program and other City-led and City-supported projects accounted for 65 percent of all housing starts in Toronto this year and we are on track to build 25,000 homes this year and next. If the Province wants to build more rental housing, they should join us and make it more affordable to build homes.   As Mayor, I have bolstered programs that protect renters, such as the Rent Bank, Eviction Prevention in the Community, and the Tenant Support Program (formerly the Tenant Defence Fund). We established a Renovictions Bylaw to prevent illegal evictions and hired more RentSafeTO inspectors so housing units are maintained in a state of good repair. We have expanded funding to help non-profits purchase buildings (MURA) so rent can be stable and kept affordable forever.    Sadly, our progress to empower and protect renters is at risk due to the Province of Ontario’s new legislation. Bill 60 proposes changes to the Residential Tenancies Act that would make it easier to evict renters, and cut the financial compensation renters get when they are evicted. If passed, Bill 60 would:   -Block renters from introducing any new evidence and issues to support their cases at Landlord Tenant Board hearings. -Deny renters the ability to challenge “voluntary evictions” when they have been pressured or misled into signing an N11. -Cut in half the time available for renters to appeal unfair decisions at the Landlord Tenant Board to just 15 days. -Eliminate the requirement for landlords to provide 1 month’s rent as compensation to renters when being evicted for “personal use” through an N12. Often, renters rely on this compensation to help them move or find a new home. -Make it easier for landlords to evict renters by cutting notice periods in half, cutting the options for requesting an eviction be postponed, and hiring more enforcement officers to forcibly remove renters from their homes.   These proposed changes will make hardworking families less able to defend themselves against large real estate investors. Many of which are known to buy affordable rental housing and then find ways to raise the rent or remove tenants.   Tenant rights must be protected. Millions of people who rent their homes now, and the next generation looking for a place to live, need the same long-term security in their homes as everyone else. Instead of cutting renters’ rights, the province should restore rent control on homes built after 2018, invest in more resources at the Landlord Tenant Board so cases are heard more quickly, and invest in incentives for new purpose-built rental construction.

Meeting Session Id	Meeting Id	Start Date	Start Time	End Date	End Time	Session Type Cd	In Camera	Session Type Desc
46419	25779	1762267080000	1762267080000	1762276980000	1762276980000	MORNING	N	Morning
46420	25779	1762281480000	1762281480000	1762296120000	1762296120000	AFTRNOON	N	Afternoon

Attendance Id	Meeting Session Id	Attendance Display Order	Attendance Notes	Quorum Type Cd	Roll Call Ind	Chair Member Id	Quorum Type Desc	Meeting Session	Attendees	Present String	Not Present String
40194	46419	40194	Stephen Holyday, Parthi Kandavel, Frances Nunziata	PRESENT	N	4041	Present	…	…	Paul Ainslie, Alejandra Bravo, Shelley Carroll, Olivia Chow (Chair), Mike Colle, Paula Fletcher, Josh Matlow, Amber Morley, Gord Perks	Ausma Malik
40195	46420	40195	Stephen Holyday, Frances Nunziata	PRESENT	N	4041	Present	…	…	Paul Ainslie, Alejandra Bravo, Shelley Carroll, Olivia Chow (Chair), Mike Colle, Paula Fletcher, Ausma Malik, Josh Matlow, Amber Morley, Gord Perks

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