Member Resources & Reference

Toronto Police Services

• 54 Division: 416-808-5400
• 55 Division: 416-808-5500

Who does what in the neighbourhood

Has something broken down near your business?  Click here to find out who to contact for repair.

Annual General Meeting

Every Fall, an Annual General Meeting is held for members to come out and meet each other and the Board to find out what happened the year before and what's planned for the year to come.  To confirm your attendance at the next AGM, please contact us at 416-429-4479.

Discounts & Savings

As a member of a Business Improvement Area you are eligible for specially-negotiated discounts and savings programs. Please visit the Toronto Association of Business Improvement Areas website for more details.

Website

Is your business properly listed on our website?  If you are located within the boundaries of our BIA, and you notice any sort of error regarding your business listing , please contact our webmaster, Keven at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it and let him know.

Coming Soon: We're strongly considering implementing a discussion forum for this website; however, to avoid a 'dead' or empty forum, we will only do so if there is enough interest.  If you would like to see a discussion forum implemented, PLEASE, let us know .

Preferred Suppliers

As we have already set up a relationship with some businesses, we recommend the following suppliers:

Bylaws

No Smoking Bylaw

A-Frames and Mobile Sign Bylaw

Graffiti (New Toronto Graffiti Bylaw )
It is YOUR responsibility as a property owner to keep your site free of graffiti.  Report any graffiti to 416-39-CLEAN.

Nothing Butt Litter (Toronto Municipal Licensing & Standards Division )
Businesses, restaurants and bars are invited to do more to keep our streets and sidewalks clean.  Please cooperate by providing and maintaining cigaretter butt receptacles that are safe and conveniently located for smokers to use.  Cigarette butts are not biodegradeable - in fact it can take as long as 12 years for a cigarette butt to decompose - let's encourage smokers to use the receptacles.