Regent Park Phases 1 to 5 Community Update

I had the privilege of joining Regent Park residents, Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC), Daniels Corporation, and Tridel teams for a community meeting on Phases 1 to 5 of our revitalization update on February 29.

The energy in the room was positive as residents received updates on milestones including:

The soon-to-be-completed and final TCHC rental building in Phases 1 to 3;
The upcoming community vote for a benefits package worth $26.8 million;
The launch of the Regent Park Scholarship program;
The start of demolition in Phase 4a; and
Information on booking amenity spaces within existing TCHC buildings.

We also discussed the revitalization of the Regent Park economy through creating employment prospects, facilitating skills training initiatives, offering support for business development, and ensuring local programs are funded while prioritizing safety and youth programs.

I want to thank local caterers Patricia, Mohammed, Ines, Zarguna, Orfa, Malika, Rosanne, and Ines who provided delicious meals, as well as the band Soulful, who made this event a memorable one.

The dedication and collaboration demonstrated by everyone involved are truly commendable and reflect our shared commitment to the well-being and prosperity of Regent Park.

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