Bring The Keelson to your neighbourhood
We turn published police and municipal records into a clear, calm page your neighbours can actually read — what police reported, what’s being built, and what homes sold for, in plain language. Every Toronto neighbourhood already has one.
It is free to the association, and always free to residents. They can read it any time at thekeelson.com, or get it as a monthly email — nothing to download, no password. Setup takes minutes.
If you are on a board
Request it for your association
The work is minutes a month. You approve the branding once, link to the page from your site, and paste the ready-made copy into your newsletter. We do everything else — the data, the checks, the writing, the hosting.
Tell us your neighbourhood and we’ll show you what an edition for it would look like, and how it works.
Start a conversationIf you run a BIA
Request an edition for your BIA
The City’s pedestrian counts, business licences issued, patios, Committee of Adjustment hearings, building permits, and development applications on your strip. Scoped to your BIA’s exact boundary and published under your name. Nothing for your staff to produce.
Tell us your BIA and we’ll show you a working edition.
Start a conversationIf you are a resident
Ask for your neighbourhood
You don’t need to be on a board. Tell us your neighbourhood and your association. Let’s see if it’s time for your own edition of The Keelson.
Request it for my neighbourhoodWorth knowing first
- Police neighbourhoods are bigger than most communities. Figures cover the official police neighbourhood containing your area, and every edition says so plainly.
- If your association has a boundary of its own, there may be more we can show inside it. Ask us.
- Not affiliated with the Toronto Police Service. They do not endorse or review what we publish.