Welcome to Cabbagetown South Residents' Association

If you live or work in downtown Toronto, Canada, between Parliament and Sherbourne, Carlton and Shuter Streets, then we are your neighbourhood residents' association.   Join us.

Mission Statement and Purpose of Cabbagetown South

• To promote measures which enhance the beauty, safety, and environmental and economic viability of the Cabbagetown South area.
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• To promote the general quality of residential and economic life in and around the Cabbagetown South area.
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• To promote a sense of community within the Cabbagetown South area that respects the diversity of people in the Cabbagetown South area.
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• To undertake or support projects requiring or benefiting from community support which are intended to advance the above objectives.
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• To oppose measures which diminish the above.

METHADONE CLINIC STOPPED

On Thursday, Oct 13, 2011, at the Community Meeting, Glen Murray announced that he had met extensively with the tenant, and the tenant has decided not to proceed with the clinic which was to have been at the NE corner of Dundas and Ontario.

We considered this to be a safety issue (based on the advice of the police department and their investigations of the other clinic locations owned by the operator of the proposed clinic).

Crimes to Report?

Whenever a crime or a suspicious incident occurs, report it.  Toronto Police at 51 Division at 416-808-5100.  And get the incident number.  Officers from 51 division point out that the more calls they receive from a particular neighbhourhood, the more patrols that neighbourhood receives.

Light the Night for Safer Neighbourhoods

Residents are encouraged to leave their front and rear porch lights on between 9 p.m. and 7 a.m. to increase safety in the community.  By using a compact fluorescent light blub (CFL) in these off-peak hours, hydro for lighting up a porch costs less than 1 penny a day.

Volunteers Needed!

Cabbagetown South is looking for Volunteers.  Click here see the many Volunteer Opportunities where you can help to make our community better.  Or, if you are a student looking for options to complete your 40 hours of community service, click here and review the opportunities.