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Jennifer Keesmaat
08/16/2018
A group of colleagues and I set up the Transit Alliance back in 2011 to educate the public on the need for dedicated transit funding and […]
11/09/2017
As of Friday, Nov. 10, street parking will no longer be allowed between Jarvis and Bathurst along King Street. This is part of the King St […]
10/26/2017
In a few weeks, King St. in downtown Toronto will become a transit-first corridor, catering to the roughly 65,000 people who commute using public transportation every […]
09/01/2017
Come September, Torontonians will see a different kind of city council. An election is coming in a year’s time, which means that politicians now have to […]
08/29/2017
Toronto Chief Planner Jennifer Keesmaat has announced she will be leaving her position with the city as of Sept. 29th “to pursue other interests.” “It’s been an honour […]
07/28/2017
The staff at Women’s Post like to describe the organization as a social enterprise designed to help promote women and their various initiatives across the Canada. […]
07/26/2017
The Transit Alliance held a mixer with over 100 of its members on Tuesday night — with a very special guest! Toronto Mayor John Tory stopped […]
07/06/2017
Toronto Chief Planner Jennifer Keesmaat was a guest at the Transit Alliance seminar on alternative financing and public-private partnerships. She took a moment during the networking […]
06/19/2017
PRESS STATEMENT FROM THE TRANSIT ALLIANCE “The Transit Alliance supports Toronto’s Executive Committee’s plan to push forward the King St. Pilot Study, which would see the […]
05/19/2017
Thursday, the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) and city staff made their second presentation on the King St. Pilot, a plan that will hopefully alleviate congestion along […]
02/16/2017
King Street is not only one of the busiest inner-city roads in Toronto, it is one of the most hectic routes in the entire country. When […]
02/02/2017
Toronto Chief Planner Jennifer Keesmaat was the keynote speaker at the Transit Alliance’s first (and hopefully annual) Green Cities breakfast. The purpose of the event was […]
01/27/2017
At the Transit Alliance’s Green Cities conference, Toronto Chief Planner Jennifer Keesmaat made an important announcement: the City of Toronto has officially launched the King Street […]
01/25/2017
On Jan. 25, over 300 people entered the Bram and Bluma Appel Salon at the Toronto Reference Library to discuss and debate this question: How do we […]
01/02/2017
Happy New Year! With the beginning of 2017, the Transit Alliance can’t help but think back to the incredibly successful year we had in 2016. Tolls […]
12/01/2016
The Transit Alliance invited Toronto Chief Planner Jennifer Keesmaat to a members-only dinner, held on Nov. 31, to discuss issues relevant to city building, transit, and […]
10/28/2016
Jennifer Keesmaat, Toronto Chief Planner, spoke candidly at the 2016 Toronto Region Vision Summit about expectations when it comes to city building. City building takes time. […]
09/16/2016
The Greater Toronto Area is facing a “Transit renaissance,” but can we maintain it? That was one of the questions posed to a panel of special […]
07/14/2016
At the Toronto Region Vision Summit, Toronto Chief Planner Jennifer Keesmaat discussed the need for an over-arching ‘motherlode’ transit plan and how to transform the way […]
06/02/2016
Wednesday, Toronto City Planner Jennifer Keesmaat bravely fielded questions from Twitter on her “motherlode” transit plan. Most of the questions were directed towards the Relief Line, […]
05/10/2016
Toronto Chief City Planner Jennifer Keesmaat is once again out in the press talking about her big motherlode transit plan. Tuesday, she stood in front of an […]