Shaping our services together .
The Tenant Survey is your chance to tell us how you feel about your building, services, and community.
Your feedback leads to real change, like improving communications, fixing maintenance issues, and creating new programs.
Scan the QR code or visit the link below to learn more.
Three ways to complete the survey:
What's new in 2025 •••
More tenants can take part.
This year, any TCHC tenant who is 16 years of age or older can complete the survey.
Double your chances of winning a gift card by completing the survey on line.
One of five $75 gift cards are available to be won by any tenant who completes the survey on line, by phone, or mail.
If you complete the survey on line, you'll get a second entry for another one of five $75 gift cards.
Tenant Council Elections
Vote to elect a Tenant Council Member for your building or townhouse.
Your elected Tenant Council Member will: work with your community to improve community spaces, programs, and service advocate for your community’s needs work with TCHC and the City of Toronto to bring resources to your neighbourhood
From Thursday, October 2 to Thursday, October 9 (during
East: Tuesday, October 14
Wednesday, October 15 Central: Thursday, October 16
Tenant
Council Elections by Thursday, Want to improve your community? September 4 Run for Tenant Council and help shape decisions that impact where you live. Talk to your Tenant Participation Coordinator for information or visit torontohousing.ca/tenantelections. Scan the QR code to fill in the form online. Call 416-981-5500 to request a copy of this poster in an alternate language or format.
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Fire safety hazards
If your food burns when cooking, always use the exhaust fan above the stove, open windows and, if possible, balcony doors. Do not open the door to the hallway to vent smoke, as this will set off the building alarm and cause a false alarm.
Haddii cuntadaadu gubato markaad karinayso, mar walba isticmaal marawaxada qiiqa ee ka koraysa shooladda, fur daaqadaha iyo, haddii ay suurtogal tahay, albaabada balakoonka. Ha furin albaabka hoolka si uu qiiqa uga baxo, waayo tani waxay daari doontaa digniinta dhismaha oo waxay sababi doonto digniin been ah.
Si se quema comida cuando cocina, siempre debe usar el extractor de aire que se encuentra encima de la estufa, al igual que abrir las ventanas y, de ser posible, las puertas del balcón. No debe abrir la puerta que da hacia el pasillo para ventilar el humo, ya que esto activará las alarmas del edificio y generará una falsa alarma de incendio.
如果在烹飪時食物燒焦，請務必使用爐灶上方的排氣扇，打開窗戶，如果可能的話，打開陽台門。不要打開通往走廊 的門來排煙，因為這樣會觸發大樓警報並引發誤報。
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by Monday, September 15, 2025
Help plan the future of Toronto’s recreation facilities and parks
Share what matters most to you and your community for recreation facilities and parks, both now and for the future.
The City of Toronto’s Parkland Strategy and the Parks and Recreation Facilities Plan are 20-year plans that guide growth and investment in parkland and recreation facilities over the next 20 years.
Join the thousands of Torontonians that have provided feedback to help inform updates to these plans by taking the online survey by Sunday, September 14, 2025.
Survey details:
The survey is available in English, Bengali, Chinese, Filipino, French, Hindi, Spanish and Tamil until Sunday, September 14, 2025.
Project webpage and survey link: toronto.ca/ParksAndFacilitiesPlans
If you would prefer to respond to the survey by telephone or paper copy, please email EngageParksRec@toronto.ca.
