This is an UrbanToronto industry update sharing information and status updates from around the industry as a means to keep our readers in the loop. We are covering updates related to relevant news and events, as well as any changes that are being made that impact the real estate and building industries in Toronto. 

In today's report: Town of Oakville breaks ground on new recreation and culture complex in north Oakville; City of Burlington seeks local writers and artists for Beachway public art signs; Pierre Lassonde Family Foundation donates $25 million to City of Toronto to create new waterfront public art trail; and more news.

Shot from the CN Tower, image by UT Forum contributor Riseth

Government notices and announcements:

City of Mississauga Welcomes New Director of Parks, Forestry and Environment

City Business Plan and Budget Recognized for Financial Success for 33rd Consecutive Year

Building Our City: Mississauga Approves Growth Funding By-laws

Notice to permanently close a portion of 390 Melvin Avenue, Hamilton

Pierre Lassonde Family Foundation donates $25 million to City of Toronto to create new waterfront public art trail

Union Summer returns with live entertainment, curated food vendors and fun in the sun

Toronto City Council appoints Rosemarie Bryan as Councillor for Ward 1 – Etobicoke North

Town of Oakville breaks ground on new recreation and culture complex in north Oakville

City of Burlington seeks local writers and artists for Beachway public art signs

Private sector/other notices and announcements:

Metrolinx: Pocket track at Aldershot Station holds a key that will unlock more GO Train service to Hamilton

Metrolinx: Metrolinx is advancing plans to bring GO Train service to Bowmanville

ULI: The rise of the daughters in Canada’s real estate dynasties

RESCON: RESCON congratulates new provincial Cabinet members

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