Toronto's Vital Signs®

We research and report on Toronto's quality of life in our annual Toronto's Vital Signs® Report. It is a consolidated snapshot of the trends in our city, highlighting progress we should be proud of and challenges that need to be addressed.

The Report is compiled from current statistics and special studies which look at eleven different, yet interconnected, issue areas that are critical to the well-being of our city and its residents.

The goals of the Toronto's Vital Signs® Report include inspiring civic engagement, providing focus for public debate, and guiding donors and stakeholders who want to direct their resources to areas of greatest need.

Toronto's Vital Signs® 2009

		Toronto: Highly Desirable but Seriously Unaffordable A message from the President and the Chair of Toronto Community Foundation
		Toronto's Vital Signs® 2009 Highlights Four-page special section in Metro News (PDF, 8.5 MB)
		Toronto's Vital Signs® 2009 Eight-page special section in the Toronto Star (PDF, 9.9 MB)
		Toronto's Vital Signs® 2009 Full Report (PDF, 2.8 MB)

Previous Toronto's Vital Signs® Reports

		Toronto's Vital Signs® 2008 (PDF, 1 MB)
		Toronto's Vital Signs® 2007 (PDF, 637 KB)
		Toronto's Vital Signs® 2006 (PDF, 348 KB)

Canada's Vital Signs® 2009

Since Toronto's first Vital Signs® publication, the Report has been adopted by 16 communities across Canada and is now conducted nationally by Community Foundations of Canada.

Canada's Vital Signs® 2009 Full report published by Community Foundations of Canada