The St. James Town Annual Spring Gathering Celebrating Togetherness and Growing Together
More than 250 residents took part in the recent St. James Town Annual Spring Gathering on March 22nd. Strong winds couldn't stop residents from coming together to contemplate, share and talk about their neighborhood and areas that need improvement. Click here to view some of the photos from the event.
Self-care, Resilience, and Celebration
Self-care, Resilience, and Celebration were the central themes for International Women’s day 2019. As a part of the celebrations, The Corner and The St. James Town Service Provider’s Network (SJTSPN) organized a small event involving residents and partners on March 8, 2019. Read more...
International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination
The International Day for the Elimination of Racial Discrimination event was observed on 21st of March 2019. As a community space for a very multicultural community, The Corner observed the day in a small but meaningful manner. Read more...
Seniors' Social- "A Talent Show"
The seniors of St. James town came together on the 28th of March for a afternoon of fun and performance at Dixon Hall. Performances ranging from singing, dancing, instrumentals, group interactive meditation, acting to arts and crafts were on display. The event aptly represented the diversity and vibrancy of St. James Town. Click Here view photos of the event.
Turning Odds into Opportunities
Vivian Novoa came to Canada in 2007 and like all newcomer immigrants she came with many dreams and aspirations.  But it is never easy assimilating into a new culture, society and a way of living. Vivian has withstood many challenges over the years and today is an active contributor to her community in several ways. This is not only the story of Vivian, but of countless newcomers who seek a better life in Canada. Read more...
Fred Victor’s ‘STOP’ program for seniors

The St. James Town Outreach Program (STOP) is a rapid access, intensive, short term geriatric case management program that supports adults 55 and over in Saint James Town (SJT), Moss Park and Regent Park. Read more...

Petition to Designate St. James Town as Neighborhood Improvement Area

In March 2014, the City of Toronto identified and designated 31 neighbourhoods (out of a possible 140) as Neighbourhood Improvement Areas (NIAs) under the Toronto Strong Neighbourhoods Strategy 2020 (TSNS2020). Based on various indicators of socio-economic need, NIAs are given priority status on public and private funding towards community development and sustainability.

St. James Town is not currently designated as a NIA, but a resident-led petition is being circulated to request the City to review its designation. If you would like to sign the petition, please come to The Corner, or click here to fill out he online petition.
Call for St. James Town Neighborhood Association

St. James Town is developing a neighbourhood association, by and for residents of the community. A neighbourhood association is a group of people made up of local residents who represent the interests of everyone living in a particular area or building. They come together to represent the views of all residents in their area to help make their neighbourhood a better place to live. We are organising a information session for residents on 24th April at 5 Pm at The Corner. Learn more...

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In The News
Concert Properties Propose 53-Storey Condo at 603 Sherbourne
The tower at 603 Sherbourne will rise 164 metres, just shy of the 166-metres of The Selby. The 53-storey building is clad in vision glass and grey spandrel panels, accentuated by rows of light coloured precast panels. Read More...
St. James Town residents raise concerns
Residents of Wellesley Parliament Square are voicing concerns after a community group with a long history of being involved with low income communities was brought in to help organize their fight against the landlord. Read More...
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