Ongoing Campaigns

While many of our campaigns run for less than a week, below are campaigns that do not have an “expiry date”. We will push for changes to Ontario Provincial legislation to reduce motor vehicle noise, and for the City of Toronto to improve stationary noise bylaws and enforcement measures. Lastly, we are also pushing the various levels of government to phase out fireworks.

Take Action Today

Click one of the links below to visit our campaign pages. Learn more about each issue, who will receive your email, and why it matters. We encourage you to personalize your message by sharing your own experience with noise pollution. Personal stories are often the most impactful.

Reduce Vehicle vanity noise (Ontario)

These two campaigns ask the province to:

  1. Make changes to allow for technology pilots in our cities to help free up police resources for more important work,
  2. More effective penalties and deterrence for when a driver is caught with a modified muffler (HTA 75.1 ) or making unnecessary noise with their car (HTA 75.4)

You can view these laws on the Highway Traffic Act webpage and searching for: 75.1 and 75.4. To view the current fines visit the Ontariocourts.ca webpage.

other campaigns:

Announcing our Rogers Stadium Community Log

The Survey:

Your Voice Matters—Log Every Concert Impact

The Rogers Stadium concert season is underway, and we are gathering real-time data to track how events impact neighborhoods. To build an accurate, balanced picture for city officials, we are collecting both positive and negative feedback—whether you enjoy hearing the music from your lawn or are experiencing major household disruptions.

Consistency is key! Please take a moment to log your experience after every concert. Choose the 1-minute Express Mode for the essentials, or Detailed Mode to share deeper insights.

The Dashboard


📣 Campaign Update: A Landslide Victory for Quieter Streets!!

Thank you, Toronto!

Together, we made our voices heard loud and clear.

Our recent campaign to demand action on illegal vehicle noise and modified exhausts achieved an absolutely monumental victory at Toronto City Hall.

Thanks to an incredible surge of grassroots support, our community came together in less than a week to flood local representatives with 709 official emails right before the vote.

The Result: City Council voted overwhelmingly 21 to 1 in favour of pushing the province for legislation to allow implementation of automated noise cameras! Because of the sheer volume of support we showed, city leaders didn’t just pass the original motion—they actually collaborated on the floor to make the policy even stronger.