Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee

The full agenda, as filed

All 6 items in the clerk’s order. Each carries the city’s own words: the staff recommendation, what the body decided, and its status. Nothing below is written by us.

• AA9.1amended

  Election of Co-Chairs - Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee

  On August 29, 2019, the Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee elected two Co-chairs for a term of office ending December 31, 2020 and until successors are appointed. The Committee will elect two Co-chairs for a term of office ending November 14, 2022.

  The Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee: 1. Elected Pamela Hart and Bryan Winters as Co-Chairs of the Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee for a term of office ending November 14, 2022.

• AA9.2received

  Indigenous Affairs Office - Update

  Selina Young, Director, Indigenous Affairs Office, City of Toronto, will give an update on the Indigenous Affairs Office.

  The Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee received the item for information.

• AA9.3received

  Filling Vacancies in Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee Membership

  Selina Young, Director, Indigenous Affairs Office, will provide a discussion on approaches for filling vacancies on the Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee.

  The Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee received the item for information.

• AA9.4received

  Fostering Dialogue between City of Toronto and Indigenous Communities

  Selina Young, Director, Indigenous Affairs Office, and Jennifer Franks, Consultant, Indigenous Affairs Office, will give a presentation on Fostering Dialogue between City of Toronto and Indigenous Communities.

  The Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee received the item for information.

• AA9.5received

  Update on Housing and Homelessness in Toronto's Indigenous Communities

  Abigail Bond, Executive Director, Housing Secretariat, and Doug Rollins, Director, Housing Stability Services, Shelter, Support and Housing Administration, will provide an update on the City of Toronto's affordable housing initiatives and opportunities for collaboration with Indigenous housing providers to achieve equitable outcomes for Indigenous communities in Toronto.

  The Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee received the item for information.

• AA9.6received

  Community Crisis Support Service Pilot Program

  Mohamed Shuriye, Policy Development Officer, Social Development, Finance and Administration, and Leanne Champagne, Community Development Officer, Community and Social Services, will provide a summary of the consultation, expert feedback, and best practices that have informed the proposed Community Crisis Support Service, including details on its development and implementation.

  The Aboriginal Affairs Advisory Committee received the item for information.