Central Toronto Daily Updates
A quick look at the latest news, views and things to do in Central Toronto neighbourhoods.
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Read moreThousands of kids looking forward to city-run holiday camps and skiing or skating lessons will have to forego those activities that get them out of the house, as the programs have been cancelled.
Read moreIf you’re out and about this winter and you just have to go, but washrooms at local eateries are no-go areas — the city has you covered.
Read moreOnce thought rid of COVID-19, midtown and east-end communities are infected in the latest wave, neighbourhood map shows.
Read moreThe cancellation of Toronto’s famous Christmas parade is getting most of the attention, but dozens of other festivities have been shut down
Read moreToronto is looking for Neighbourhood Climate Action Champions to help develop local climate action projects.
Read moreNuit Blanche has been reimagined for a virtual experience starting Oct. 3 at 7 p.m. and running until Oct. 12.
Read moreIn case you can’t get leave your neighbourhood to see art, Toronto is bringing art to your neighbourhood, projected onto local buildings.
Read moreSecondhand Sunday encourages residents to leave unwanted reusable items on their front property for neighbours to take for free.
Read moreA quick look at the latest news, views and things to do in Central Toronto neighbourhoods.
Read moreThanks to its partners at CAA South Central Ontario, Bike Share Toronto is letting riders ride for free every Wednesday in September.
Read moreMidtown and east end neighbourhoods have experienced few if any new cases of COVID-19 in August, according to Toronto’s coronavirus map.
Read moreThe Word On The Street’s Summer Spectacular is taking place in virtual form for kids and teenagers this summer.
Read moreTwelve MPPS, mostly from Toronto, have signed a letter to Ontario premier Doug Ford to give the city back the power to limit construction noise.
Read moreYou may figure that housing prices in our neighbourhoods must be dropping like crazy in this time of pandemic and shutdowns. Well, figure again.
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