Petition re: Eglinton Tree Restoration
The LRA supports the recently created petition to Restore the Leaside Ravine Destroyed by Metrolinx Crosslinx initiated by local residents on Thursfield Crescent to appropriately restore the trees that were clear-cut…
Infrastructure changes?
The LRA wrote to the Mayor and City Councillors on Sunday, April 26, expressing support for making more space available for pedestrian and cycling use. The LRA cited Eglinton Avenue between…
Update on Eglinton clear-cutting
Have you travelled along Eglinton East, in the stretch east of Brentcliffe and west of Leslie lately? You may have been surprised by the view north. What was a treed…
Ontario Line open houses
Edited: February 16, 2020. The open houses have been completed. However, the consultation process continues! All Leaside residents are urged to get engaged. The Ontario Line is the proposed rapid…
Vision Zero 2.0
The LPOA recently sent the following letter to the City of Toronto’s Infrastructure and Environment Committee regarding Vision Zero 2.0: Text of letter reads: 25 June 2019 Re.: Agenda item…
Petition for 30km/h speed limit
A group of concerned Leasiders has initiated a campaign to reduce speed limits in Leaside to 30 km/h. The petition is now closed. UPDATE: The speed limit on 62 Leaside…
Leaside Traffic Calming Plan – Next Steps
Leaside Traffic Calming Plan presentation to the LPOA Annual General Meeting, December 6, 2018.
Leaside Traffic Update
Updated March 20, 2017 Public traffic meetings were held on Wednesday, March 1, 2017 for South Leaside, and on Wednesday, March 8, 2017 for North Leaside. The comments and feedback from those, along with…
Leaside Traffic Calming Survey
We need your feedback on the draft proposals for Leaside traffic calming and ask you to take a few minutes to fill out our survey. Please note that these proposals are…
Leaside Traffic Calming Plan Update
This presentation was made by our traffic consultant (Paradigm Transportation Consultants) at the LPOA Annual General Meeting on November 22, 2016. Please review the presentation and send us your comments!