🏙️ Participate in City Consultations

Help shape projects and policies — add youth perspective where decisions are made.

because change doesn’t wait for voting age.

What is a City Consultation?

A public process where residents review plans and share feedback — through surveys, open houses, and virtual meetings — so staff and council can make informed decisions.

Examples from my work

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BudgetTO — “Building a City that Works for You” Survey

Contributed youth priorities on transit, parks, and science learning — emphasizing equity and access in the city budget.

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RapidTO: Bathurst Street — Virtual Public Meeting

Shared feedback on bus-priority lanes to improve reliability for youth, seniors, and essential workers.

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Portland–Dan Leckie Cycling Connections

Supported safer cycling links along key waterfront corridors — focusing on protected routes and school access.

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Trinity Bellwoods Park — Playground Improvements

Provided input on inclusive playground design and safety to support families and young children.

How you can do it too

  1. Check your city’s consultation calendar and choose one issue to engage on.
  2. Read project materials and prepare one or two constructive suggestions.
  3. Share feedback respectfully and encourage other youth to participate.