<div>Developers have proposed two 40-storey towers — almost three times the height of Niagara Falls — on Oakmount Road and Mountview Avenue. To make way, 11 cherished homes would be demolished.
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<div>While Toronto needs housing, it must be responsible and sustainable. These towers threaten our trees, schools, and infrastructure — and will cast long shadows over High Park North.
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<div>We’re raising funds to hire legal and planning experts to formally oppose this project and propose realistic, community-friendly alternatives like mid-rise housing and six-plexes.
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<div>Funds will cover:
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<div>Legal representation and planning reports
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<div>Environmental and traffic assessments
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<div>Community outreach and materials
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<div>Together, we can ensure growth that respects our neighbourhood’s character and ecosystem.
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<div>Help us protect High Park North — donate, share, and join the movement.
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Ellen Eyman

STOP THE 40-STOREY TOWERS IN HIGH PARK NORTH

Still $2,050 to go. Help us build momentum.