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Noise is a public health issue, and too many cities are ignoring it. No More Noise uses data, resident engagement, and policy change to reduce harmful noise across the city. Follow along for research, community updates, and ways to take action.

The Agent of Change: Why We Need Equal Protection

The Agent of Change: Why We Need Equal Protection

Ingrid Buday
Published on: 26/06/2026

Toronto’s Agent of Change policy should be expanded city-wide so all residents have fair protection from new disruptive noise sources.

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Open-Air Patios: The Sounds of Summer

Open-Air Patios: The Sounds of Summer

Ingrid Buday
Published on: 26/06/2026

Patio season supports vibrant city life, but amplified outdoor sound must be managed carefully to protect nearby residents’ sleep and wellbeing.

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A New Solution: Stand-Alone Noise Meters

A New Solution: Stand-Alone Noise Meters

Ingrid Buday
Published on: 26/06/2026

Stand-alone noise meters could help Toronto better document unpredictable noise disturbances and improve outcomes for residents affected by ongoing noise issues.

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The Frustrating Reality of Noise Enforcement

The Frustrating Reality of Noise Enforcement

Ingrid Buday
Published on: 26/06/2026

Noise reports can feel frustratingly ineffective when enforcement systems are slow, complex, and unable to respond to unpredictable amplified sound issues.

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