Have Your Say: Toronto Seniors Strategy Survey Launches January 30
The City of Toronto is launching public consultations to shape the third iteration of its Toronto Seniors Strategy. Starting January 30, 2025, residents will be invited to participate in an online survey designed to gather input on how the city can better support seniors and older adults through municipal programs and policies.
The Toronto Seniors Strategy, first introduced by Councillor Josh Matlow during his first term, aims to create an accessible and age-friendly city. The upcoming survey is part of a broader consultation process, which includes workshops, small group discussions, and key informant interviews.
The 10–15-minute survey will be available in multiple languages, including English, French, and the 10 most common languages spoken by Toronto residents over the age of 65. The initiative builds on the successes of previous strategies, with a continued focus on adapting city services to meet the evolving needs of Toronto’s senior population.
For more information and to participate, visit the Toronto Seniors Strategy page.
