Welcome To The Park

Great neighbourhoods don’t happen by accident.

They’re built by neighbours who stay informed, get involved, and work together.

The Moore Park Residents Association (MPRA) was established in 1933.

Street map of the Moore Park neighbourhood in Toronto, bounded by Mount Pleasant Cemetery to the north, Mount Pleasant Road to the west, the Moore Park Ravine and Beltline Trail to the east, and the rail corridor to the south, with St Clair Avenue East, Moorevale Park and David A. Balfour Park marked

Four Committees. One Vision.

The MPRA is powered entirely by volunteers who care about the future of our neighbourhood.

Membership helps support that work while keeping you connected to the people, projects, and ideas shaping Moore Park.

Heritage, Planning
and Development


Protecting the character of Moore Park while supporting thoughtful growth. We help residents navigate planning matters, understand local bylaws, and engage in decisions that shape our neighbourhood.

Ravines, Parks
and Trees


Preserving and enhancing Moore Park’s natural spaces. From park stewardship to community initiatives, we support the care and protection of our green spaces for everyone to enjoy.

Traffic, Safety, Parking
and Mobility


Working to improve how people move through Moore Park safely and efficiently. We address traffic flow, parking, and pedestrian safety. We consult with our own Police 53 Division to help us support a safe and well-managed community.

Community and Government Outreach


Strengthening connections within the neighbourhood and with the people who represent it. We help share community priorities, support resident engagement, and maintain productive dialogue with elected officials, city staff, and local partners.

Come and join. We usually have good snacks.

As a member, you’ll:

  • Stay informed — neighbourhood news, City projects, planning applications, and local events.
  • Have a stronger voice — vote at the Annual General Meeting and support our advocacy with City staff and elected officials on issues affecting Moore Park.
  • Benefit from local knowledge — planning a renovation or addition? Our volunteers can share neighbourhood context before you submit your plans.
  • Get involved — join a committee, volunteer your time, or contribute your skills to projects that interest you.
  • Help preserve what makes Moore Park feel like home.

Become a member and help keep a great neighbourhood even better.

Join Or Renew Your Membership

  • I very much appreciate the hard work of the Moore Park Residents Association.

    It’s an excellent channel for improving communications and action among residents and with the Councillor about local issues. Thank you!”
    Dr. Dianne Saxe
    Councillor, University Rosedale
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  • My family has a tradition of volunteering.

    I like being part of good things.”
    Adrian Colussi
    New MPRA Board Member
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