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Community News & Events
Annual General Meeting Agenda
May 16, 2026
Mark your calendars for the Deer Park Residents Group Annual General Meeting!
Thursday, June 11, 2026, 7 p.m. Calvin Presbyterian Baptist Church 26 Delisle Ave.
Agenda items include the approval of the 2025 financials and the approval of the slate of directors for 2026.
Councillor Josh Matlow will host a Town Hall immediately following the AGM.
Delisle Court Redevelopment
May 16, 2026
We have recently had our attention drawn to a planned redevelopment of Delisle Court. There has been no public notice visible to the neighbourhood as with many other developments in the area, so we confess surprise.
We then asked the Councillor’s office to organize a virtual meeting for us with a representative from Choice Properties REIT (George Weston Limited is the parent company), the entity which is developing the site to take us through the plans. This happened on Friday May 8, and from our perspective (and that of our neighbours at 10 Delisle), the news is not good.
1233 Yonge St.
May 16, 2026
Despite a long list of speakers and a blizzard of letters and submissions objecting, Councillor Dianne Saxe’s motion to refuse the application for this development was defeated.
Only Councillor Matlow supported Saxe’s refusal motion. Councillor Perks, who was thought to support the motion, voted against it while blaming the Province although the application was more than 3 times the density guided by the Province itself.
29 Pleasant Blvd.
May 16, 2026
The existing buildings on the site at 29 Pleasant Boulevard were demolished earlier this year to make way for the Notable, a 51-storey high rise by Graywood Developments.
In a virtual neighbourhood meeting in February, the developer explained their proposed construction schedule. There will be 6 construction phases, and the project is expected to take 41 months to complete.
10 Rosehill Ave.
May 16, 2026
The City of Toronto recently granted a Zoning By-law Amendment to permit cultural and music-related uses on a temporary basis for 10 Rosehill Avenue, which formerly housed the Linden School.
CreateTO which administers the property is working with Economic Development and Culture and the Toronto Music office to support Toronto’s creative sector. These uses could include rehearsal and music related performance spaces.
Ramsden Park Community Recreation Centre
May 16, 2026
A potential bright spot. In September 2025, the City launched a two-stage international design competition for the new Ramsden Park Community Recreation Centre. This marked the first City of Toronto design competition held for a community recreation centre since 1987. Stage 1 asked applicants for a RFSQ (Request for Supplier Qualifications). Based on their qualifications, the City invited the top five teams to advance to Stage 2 which will involve an RFP (Request For Proposal). ,/p>