On August 9, 2021, North York Civic Centre will begin gradually reopening to the public for select services, including: marriage...

The City of Toronto and Toronto Public Library have named the 10 books longlisted for the 2021 Toronto Book Awards. A shorter list of...

If you're looking for a good spot to ride your bike this weekend, the City continues to designate areas exclusively for cyclists and...

After previously reporting Gardiner Expressway closures in June, the work was rescheduled. So here we go again! Those travelling downtown...

Next week, Council is being asked to approve a staff recommendation to allow rooming houses as-of-right anywhere in the city. Proponents...

CampTO registration is now open for children between the ages of four and twelve. There will be a combination of in-person camp...

Toronto is looking to expand uses of its five city-owned golf courses in addition to improving them for golfers. The public is invited to...

Toronto will officially open its supervised beach program at all 10 of Toronto’s swimming beaches beginning Saturday, June 5....

Congratulations to Toronto author Desmond Cole, who was awarded the 2020 Toronto Book Award. He received the honour for his memoir The...

Toronto is looking to better respond to non-violent crisis calls, and is looking for your input. Community-based crisis response provides...

Last Friday, the City unveiled the new Toronto Sign on Nathan Phillips Square and the sign’s first celebratory wrap. The new sign is a...

The City of Toronto is calling for a Federal-Provincial-City partnership to create 3,000 permanent, affordable homes over the next 24...

This week, City Council began to wrestle with the very large hole in the City’s budget resulting from COVID-19.  Since March, the City...

When construction crews are working in our neighbourhoods, residents expect efficient, high quality work, effective communication, and...

This week, Council formally adopted the CafeTO program that the City had announced two weeks ago (see below).  The program is designed to...

Dear Friends, This past week, Council dealt with several policing issues and a motion to “defund” Toronto Police by 10%. In previous...

Dear Friends, At its June 29 meeting, Council will be discussing two proposals to change the way we do policing in our City and to fund a...

The City of Toronto will move into the next phase of it’s Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) program on Monday, July 6 and start to issue...

As resurfacing work on Yonge Street nears its end, residents will see elements of the City’s CurbTO program implemented between Sheppard...

With the arrival of warmer temperatures and with a Heat Warning called by Environment and Climate Change Canada for June 9 and 10, the...