Sandra with Beach students at the Mayor's annual 20 Minute Clean Up
 
Sandra with Beach students at the Mayor’s annual 20 Minute Clean Up Sandra presents door prize to a lucky senior at the Beach Rotary Club annual Seniors Holiday Film Party at the Fox Theatre on Queen Street in the Beach. Councillor Sandra Bussin and Mayor David Miller welcome 2009/2010 Regional Champions Program protegee Elizabeth Callahan to Sandra’s office.<br> <br>The Regional Champions Program is a mentoring program of Toronto City Council that matches young women who have an interest in community service and issues with women Councillors to promote understanding and participation in the political process and government.<br> Sandra waves to a happy crowd at the Community Centre 55, 2nd annual Santa Claus parade on Kingston Road Chilly local residents and Sandra enjoying the Bowmore-Fairmount Community Winter Festival on February 6 Sandra and helpful Santa’s elfs get police escort at the Santa Claus Parade.<br> Sandra with Beach BIA Co-ordinator Deborah Etsten at Family Day Festivities on February 15 in the Kew Gardens. The Wooly Llamas were a big hit with children and adults alike. A founding Board Member of the DareArts Foundation, Sandra(centre left) shares a moment with Canadian icons George Chuvalo (left), ’Rompin’ Ronnie Hawkins(right) and founder and DareArts President Marilyn Fields(centre right) at a recent fund-raiser that helps economically disadvantaged children/youth realize their arts and culture aspirations in our community. Mars Restaurant on Queen Street donated tasty muffins and hot chocolate on Family Day to help Community Centre 55 raise donations for summer youth programs. Sandra served steaming cups of hot chocolate to help the effort. Sandra opens the City of Toronto’s Ashbridge Bay Skateboard Park with excited skateboarders and Council colleagues in October 2009.

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Sandra Bussin

Welcome to sandrabussin.ca. As City Councillor for Beaches-East York, Ward 32, I have the honour and pleasure of serving one of the most diverse and active neighbourhoods in the City of Toronto. For more than twelve years, I have worked with residents in our community and City to achieve an urban quality of life that has become the envy of the world.

To assist in providing an effective voice for my constituents, I have created this website as another means to engage and inform the people of our ward about matters at City Hall and in our community. Here, you can find information about City services, local issues and news from City Hall.

The site has been designed to garner feedback from you on City and ward issues, so don’t hesitate to send an e-mail, or give us a phone call with your comments and insight.

Thanks for visiting sandrabussin.ca. I invite you to check my website often to check out what's happening in our community and at City Hall.

Sincerely,

Sandra Bussin