Ward 8 · Eglinton–Lawrence
Fighting and Protecting Our Community
Toronto City Councillor, Ward 8 Eglinton-Lawrence & Deputy Mayor for North York.
Eglinton-Lawrence is home.
From the 401 to Eglinton, and from Caledonia Road to Yonge Street, Ward 8 is a community of neighbourhoods, families, small businesses, and people who care deeply about where they live.
Here for Our Community.
I’m running again to keep fighting for my Eglinton-Lawrence.
We have come so far these past four years: advocating for better community safety and increasing funding for our emergency services.
But there’s still more work to be done, and I’m sticking around to keep fighting for you. We need strong leadership, especially at a time like this. When our businesses, schools, and synagogues are under attack, now is the time to take a stand.
Together, we can build a safer, more affordable community that we all call home. I will continue to be your voice for Eglinton-Lawrence, and I am honoured to keep fighting for you.
Yours,
Mike Colle
Results for Eglinton-Lawrence
Getting things done for our community.
- Championing a 19-storey, 130-unit Reena Residence for people with developmental disabilities
- New $140-million Community Centre hub underway in Lawrence Heights
- Successfully securing a mini police station in Lawrence Heights
- Creating a new Upper Avenue Business Improvement Area
- Five new mini parks in the Yonge–Eglinton area
- Joni Mitchell Park underway on the former parking lot at Yonge & Castlefield
- Revitalizing Eglinton Park Phase 1, with a new dog park and safe stairway
- Leading the battle to save Lawrence Plaza from hyperdevelopment
- Revitalization of Eglinton West underway, with eight new Eglinton Crosstown stations open
- Planning approvals for a new Fairbank Village City Centre, including a community centre and seniors’ housing
- Return of Randy’s & Little Jamaica, with a new Esso station, carwash, dental offices, and drugstore
Mike's priorities for Ward 8
Focused on the everyday issues that matter to residents and businesses across our community.
Fighting Anti-Semitic Attacks
Stand firmly against anti-Semitism and ensure every neighbour can live safely, freely, and without fear.
Bringing Back Speed Cameras at our Schools
Slow drivers down where it matters most and make every school route safer.
Complete $140M Lawrence Heights Community Centre
Deliver the long-awaited community hub so Lawrence Heights families get the modern centre they deserve.
On the ground, every day.
Working with neighbours, standing up for local priorities, and fighting for the services our community counts on.
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