We invite you to be part of an Emergency Town Hall focusing on the Community Benefits agreement for the Ontario Line Subway, Ontario's largest public infrastructure project. To join this discussion, RSVP at communitybenefits.ca/ontario_line. Your presence is vital in shaping the future.

Congratulations to Olivia Chow, the first racialized woman elected as Mayor of Toronto! As a long time supporter of Community Benefits Agreements, we look forward to working with you to ensure good jobs & local community wealth-building opportunities #topoli #commnitybenefits

Toronto City Councillor for Spadina-Fort York, Ward 10 ausma malik is a long time supporter of Community Benefits. "We need to make sure that we are clear and relentless about what we want. We have learned hard lessons when community is not at the table." #OntarioLineCBA

Full room this evening in Regent Park for the $16B Ontario Line Community Town Hall to discuss the promised Community Benefits Agreement. Local impacted communities, labour and elected reps holding Metrolinx, the Provincial government and Federal govts accountable.

Toronto’s Black neighbourhoods hard hit by displacement - The Globe and Mail theglobeandmail.com/real-estate/ar…

Thank you to all who joined the Ontario Line Emergency Community Benefits Town Hall. Please join in the campaign requesting Metrolinx, the provincial and federal governments to keep the standard for Toronto's new transit projects. Sign the joint letter: ontarioline.communitybenefits.ca

The Ontario Line, Canada’s largest public infrastructure project in history, risks being built without any meaningful benefits for the community. Sign the joint letter: lnkd.in/gWEp5z9T #OntarioLineCBA #EmergencyTownhall2023 #AffordableTransitOrientedCommunities

Together, we can And today, we start.

Olivia Chow and Doug Ford hold the key to unlocking good jobs for under-represented workers! Check out this thought-provoking article by TCBN's Rosemarie Powell (Rosemarie Powell) discussing how they can make a difference. Read more: thestar.com/opinion/contri… #ToPoli

Thank you to Olivia Chow for visiting Little Jamaica yesterday to meet with community & business leaders. It was an opportunity for Mayor Chow to hear about the impacts of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT construction & new developments on residents and Black businesses in the area.

What a privilege to talk about inclusive local economies and municipal democratic governance with these friends. Thank you to ⁦⁦@deardubow and⁩ Toronto Community Benefits Network⁩’s ⁦Kumsa Baker!⁩

Chris Campbell from Carpenters’ Union Local 27 shares why having community benefits is essential to apprentices of the future. Click here ontarioline.communitybenefits.ca to sign the letter and help us ensure a community benefits agreement for the Ontario Line. #OntarioLineCBA #communitybenefits

TCBN Ambassador and contractor with Carpenters’ Union Local 27 Rok Gueye - "We need to ensure Community Benefits Agreements are at the core of these contracts. We need to make sure no one is left behind." Click here lnkd.in/gWEp5z9T to sign the letter #OntarioLineCBA #communitybenefits

Introducing the Finch West Issue. The LRT isn't yet open but it’s already transforming northwest Toronto. From a Metrolinx construction site to a Rexdale housing co-op to a temple on Finch—a portrait of a community on the verge of a massive change. thelocal.to/fall-2023/

TCBN is excited to announce the GTHA Community Benefits Summit! Join us at Toronto City Hall on October 28 at 9 a.m. for a day of discussion on the transformative impact of Community Benefit Agreements. RSVP here - communitybenefits.ca/gtha_community… #CommunityBenefits #GTHASummit

What a day it's been at the #GTHASummit2023! Our shared commitment to Community Benefit Agreements is transforming our cities for the better. Let's carry this energy forward to create lasting change in our communities. #CommunityBenefits #InclusiveCities

Toronto Community Benefits Network would like to invite you to join us in celebrating our 10 year anniversary on March 21st 2024 at 6:30 pm at United Steelworkers Hall, 25 Cecil St. (near College and Spadina). RSVP at communitybenefits.ca/tcbn_10_year_a… #communitybenefits

Louis March was a dedicated champion of our community and pushed for the first Friday of June to be declared National Day Against Gun Violence in Canada. He was also instrumental in the City of Toronto taking a public health approach to gun violence, addressing its root causes.

We are here at Artscape Wychwood Barns for the Build Green Career Fair #BGCF2025

As co-chair of Toronto's Inclusive Economic Development Working Table, I'm joining this discussion about our framework and what's next. We'll discuss advancing inclusive economies, solidarity, and community power in uncertain times. 🎟️ Reserve a ticket: tinyurl.com/5xevfwsn