Leaside
Thorncliffe
Flemingdon

Leaside
Thorncliffe
Flemingdon

Community-led Revitalization.

A community vision for the future of Leaside, Thorncliffe Park, and Flemingdon Park that supports growth without displacing the existing communities.

URBAN ECONOMIC SOCIAL
DEVELOPMENT

This revitalization project initiated in 2022, initially focused on Thorncliffe Park. Now launched in 2024, with local support it will focus on the Leaside, Thorncliffe, and Flemingdon communities. Its objective is simple, to create a community-led revitalization initiative that looks at the future for the next 10, 50 and 100 years. To develop the neighbourhoods we call home without displacing the local community, businesses, or culture. Acknowledging and leveraging the fact that it is the residents, the businesses, and the local culture that make these areas unique.

 

The communities of Leaside, Thorncliffe, and Flemingdon represent a vibrant and diverse cross-section of Toronto, each with its unique character and challenges. Leaside is known for its rich industrial heritage and residential areas. Thorncliffe and Flemingdon are vibrant, dynamic, multicultural neighborhoods that have historically been an ‘arrival city’ to new immigrants coming to Toronto. These communities, though distinct, share common challenges such as aging infrastructure, economic disparities, affordability, and the need for enhanced community facilities and services.

This revitalization project initiated in 2022, initially focused on Thorncliffe Park. Now launched in 2024, with local support it will focus on the Leaside, Thorncliffe, and Flemingdon communities. Its objective is simple, to create a community-led revitalization initiative that looks at the future for the next 10, 50 and 100 years. To develop the neighbourhoods we call home without displacing the local community, businesses, or culture. Acknowledging and leveraging the fact that it is the residents, the businesses, and the local culture that make these areas unique.

 

The communities of Leaside, Thorncliffe, and Flemingdon represent a vibrant and diverse cross-section of Toronto, each with its unique character and challenges. Leaside is known for its rich industrial heritage and residential areas. Thorncliffe and Flemingdon are vibrant, dynamic, multicultural neighborhoods that have historically been an ‘arrival city’ to new immigrants coming to Toronto. These communities, though distinct, share common challenges such as aging infrastructure, economic disparities, affordability, and the need for enhanced community facilities and services.

This open community board is for local residents, businesses, and organizations to share their challenges, and ideas with our team before, during and after our workshops. Share your thoughts today!

We need your support

This project will require community support from residents, businesses, and organizations, as well as project sponsorship for costs associated with the Community Revitalization Initiative. This includes but is not limited to professional services, consultants, material costs, marketing, media, local hiring for project positions where applicable, and partner organization support.

Project sponsors will be recognized for their contribution on project material. For more information about how you or your organization can support this project email us at hello@a77inc.com with the subject “LTF Project Sponsorship”.

URBAN ECONOMIC SOCIAL
DEVELOPMENT

This revitalization project initiated in 2022, initially focused on Thorncliffe Park. Now launched in 2024, with local support it will focus on the Leaside, Thorncliffe, and Flemingdon communities. Its objective is simple, to create a community-led revitalization initiative that looks at the future for the next 10, 50 and 100 years. To develop the neighbourhoods we call home without displacing the local community, businesses, or culture. Acknowledging and leveraging the fact that it is the residents, the businesses, and the local culture that make these areas unique.

 

The communities of Leaside, Thorncliffe, and Flemingdon represent a vibrant and diverse cross-section of Toronto, each with its unique character and challenges. Leaside is known for its rich industrial heritage and residential areas. Thorncliffe and Flemingdon are vibrant, dynamic, multicultural neighborhoods that have historically been an ‘arrival city’ to new immigrants coming to Toronto. These communities, though distinct, share common challenges such as aging infrastructure, economic disparities, affordability, and the need for enhanced community facilities and services.

This open community board is for local residents, businesses, and organizations to share their challenges, and ideas with our team before, during and after our workshops.

Share your thoughts today!

Thursday September 12, 2024
@Youth Hub, East York Town Centre

Sponsored by Harriet Tubman Community Organization

November-December 2024
@Youth Hub, East York Town Centre

The Youth Innovation Camp is a 7 week program for youth. Accepted applicants will attend weekly sessions with consultants to help develop a business, or impact project. Applicants can either apply individually or as a group. Top 3 projects selected by the Jury at the end of the program will be awarded $500 grants for their project.

November-December 2024
@Youth Hub, East York Town Centre

The Youth Innovation Camp is a 7 week program for youth. Accepted applicants will attend weekly sessions with consultants to help develop a business, or impact project. Applicants can either apply individually or as a group. Top 3 projects selected by the Jury at the end of the program will be awarded $500 grants for their project.

As part of the Economic Development goals of this project, we're providing various tailored problem solving and growth service packages for local organizations and businesses. Tailored for non-profits, small businesses, startups, and more.

What we've been up to

What we've been up to

What we've been up to

Wednesday May 15, 2024
@Youth Hub, East York Town Centre
A77 + MiPs

Translating community voices to ideas that can be integrated into current projects and develop new ones that progress the urban, economic, and social development of Leaside, Thorncliffe, and Flemingdon.