About the LRA
The Leaside Residents Association (LRA) is a not-for-profit organization representing the residents of the neighbourhood of Leaside in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. We aim to enhance the livability of Leaside for all residents. Learn more about us, including the area we cover!
Latest Leaside News

Comprehensive urban policy and design guidebook
Recent redevelopment pressures are significantly reshaping neighbourhoods across Toronto, particularly around major transit corridors. In the Bayview–Eglinton area, these changes highlight several key issues related to density, affordability, transportation infrastructure, and community engagement.
The goal of the Guidebook is to draw from not only policies, but also the direct experiences and connection that the MUCP team built over the academic year 2025-26 with Bayview/Leaside residents.

Roofing fraud and impersonation scam
The Toronto Police Service is making the public aware of a suspected roofing fraud and impersonation scam targeting homeowners, resulting in significant financial losses. Investigators believe these incidents are coordinated and ongoing, and there may be additional victims.

Leaside Community Safety Meeting
Virtual Webinar – Tuesday, April 7, 7 to 9 p.m.
Leaside residents are invited to a virtual community meeting with Councillor Rachel Chernos Lin, MPP Stephanie Bowman and MP Rob Oliphant, along with representatives from the Toronto Police Service, for a discussion on community safety in Leaside in response to recent concerns.

2026 Annual Meeting – Save the date!
Tuesday, May 26, 7 p.m.William Lea Room
Leaside Memorial Community Gardens
1073 Millwood Road
Mark your calendars and watch for email updates on speakers and the agenda. And don’t forget to renew your memberships for 2026 so you can vote at the AGM. We hope to see you on May 26!

Protecting the Ontario Science Centre Building
The LRA supports Councillor Matlow’s motion that City Council: request the Province of Ontario to provide a comprehensive update on the condition and status of repairs of the Ontario Science Centre buildings and any building stabilization activities that have been or will be implemented, and request the Province to maintain the outdoor landscaping and activity installations at the Science Centre site and provide public access to serve the recreation needs of the Thorncliffe and Flemingdon Park Communities.

Ontario Line Construction
We applaud Metrolinx’ 4th quarter update report on the Ontario Line construction in North York, in being comprehensive and inclusive of the status of all parts of the program. Going forward, we request that the City give consideration to longer term impacts of the Ontario Line and TOC on Thorncliffe Park and Flemingdon Park by undertaking Secondary Plans that would consider the population impacts, improving public realm, and infrastructure needs of the communities in light of the Ontario Line.
Committee of Adjustment
Have you just received a notice from the Committee of Adjustment about a neighbouring property and don’t know what to do?
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