Decisions · Executive Committee — 2026-03-10

10approved·4amended·1referred

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Pothole Blitz and Local Road Repair Strategy — amended
AmendedHigh impact
FIFA World Cup 2026 Toronto: Procurement Plan Update — amended
AmendedHigh impact
Update on Weston Foundation Donation for Queen's Park North Revit… — amended
Amended
Winter Surge Capacity Snow Shovellers — amended
Amended
FIFA Traffic Management — referred
Referred
Metrolinx Subway Program Update - 2026 — approved
High impact

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Metrolinx Subway Program Update - 2026 — approvedHigh impact
FIFA World Cup 2026 Toronto: Updates on the Community Benefits Pl… — approvedHigh impact
Toronto Wins Bloomberg Philanthropies 2025 - 2026 Mayors Challenge — approved
Port Lands Flood Protection Project: Update and Next Steps — approved
Street Furniture and Litter Bin Program Update — approved

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FIFA Traffic Management — referredReferred

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#	Action	Wards
2026.EX29.1	Toronto Wins Bloomberg Philanthropies 2025 - 2026 Mayors Challenge	All
2026.EX29.2	Port Lands Flood Protection Project: Update and Next Steps	14 - Toronto - Danforth
2026.EX29.5	Street Furniture and Litter Bin Program Update	All
2026.EX29.6	City of Toronto Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) Annual Performance Report	All
2026.EX29.7	Metrolinx Subway Program Update - 2026	All
2026.EX29.9	FIFA World Cup 2026 Toronto: Updates on the Community Benefits Plan, Social Procurement and Workforce Development, Liberty Village and Fort York Neighbourhood Plan, Legacy Initiatives, Community Grants, and FIFA World Cup 2026 Budget and Revenue Status	All
2026.EX29.11	Renewal of Corporate Partnership at the Meridian Arts Centre	All
2026.EX29.12	Endorsement for Hosting a National Hockey League Stadium Series Game or Equivalent Outdoor Game in Toronto at Rogers Centre	All
2026.EX29.14	Cracking Down on Bad Landlords	All
2026.EX29.15	Keep Toronto Beautiful 2026	All

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Meeting Id: 27177

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2026.EX29.8	FIFA Traffic Management	All

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2026.EX29.3	Update on Weston Foundation Donation for Queen's Park North Revitalization	11 - University - Rosedale
2026.EX29.4	Pothole Blitz and Local Road Repair Strategy	All
2026.EX29.10	FIFA World Cup 2026 Toronto: Procurement Plan Update	All
2026.EX29.13	Winter Surge Capacity Snow Shovellers	All

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Toronto Wins Bloomberg Philanthropies 2025 - 2026 Mayors Challenge

2026.EX29.1

I am proud to share that Toronto has been awarded the Bloomberg Philanthropies 2025-2026 Mayors Challenge prize in recognition of our ambitious vision for Toronto’s school food program. We are one of just 24 winners selected out of 630 participating cities worldwide. The City will receive $1.4 million as we work with community partners to expand bulk purchasing of food, lowering food costs while supporting local jobs and Canadian farmers. The prize is an investment in our vision, and it comes with two years of expert support and dedicated funding for staff to help bring this vision to life.   The Bloomberg Prize comes on the heels of my 2026 budget, which made critical investments to reduce the cost of living, including a $7 million boost to expand school food programs to an additional 155 schools and 62,000 students this year. The City’s support for morning meal programs provides immediate relief on grocery bills, delivering almost $900 in savings for families with two kids. Since the beginning of my term, the City has boosted investment in school food programs by more than 80 per cent. We are on track to provide meals to every one of the 330,000 public school students in the City this year.   Attached is an overview of the bulk purchasing program that will be supported by the Bloomberg Prize. This is a system-level shift — work that will reshape the food economy in our City. Bulk purchasing and coordinating logistics can drive down our food costs by more than 10 percent. We hope to use the City’s vast purchasing power, together with community partners, to source more food locally, at low cost, supporting local jobs – not mega chains or US-based food suppliers.

Meeting Session Id	Meeting Id	Start Date	Start Time	End Date	End Time	Session Type Cd	In Camera	Session Type Desc
47001	27177	1773149940000	1773149940000	1773159960000	1773159960000	MORNING	N	Morning
46988	27177	1773164640000	1773164640000	1773175620000	1773175620000	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
40857	47001	40857	Frances Nunziata, Dianne Saxe	PRESENT	N	4041	Present	…	…	Paul Ainslie, Alejandra Bravo, Olivia Chow (Chair), Mike Colle, Paula Fletcher, Ausma Malik, Josh Matlow, Amber Morley, Gord Perks, Neethan Shan	Shelley Carroll
40858	46988	40858	Dianne Saxe	PRESENT	N	4041	Present	…	…	Paul Ainslie, Alejandra Bravo, Olivia Chow (Chair), Mike Colle, Paula Fletcher, Ausma Malik, Josh Matlow, Amber Morley, Gord Perks, Neethan Shan	Shelley Carroll

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