Each ward getting additional speed camera—and more on the way
Toronto’s 50 speed cameras have been so successful in catching fast drivers and reducing speeds that more cameras are being added.
Read moreToronto’s 50 speed cameras have been so successful in catching fast drivers and reducing speeds that more cameras are being added.
Read moreRegistration for the city’s summer camp program, CampTO, running July 4 to Sept. 1, is set to begin at 7 a.m. on Feb. 11.
Read moreEast-end residents discuss the city’s 2023 budget at a town hall meeting at East York Civic Centre on Feb. 3 from 6 to 8 p.m.
Read moreA quick look at the latest news, views and things to do in Beaches-Leslieville neighbourhoods.
Read moreToronto’s musicians who help generate $850 million annually to the city’s economy are seeing vital rehearsal spaces drying up.
Read moreEast enders may be surprised to find their neighbourhoods are among the worst hit by COVID-19 in the city.
Read moreThe Holiday Edition of the Riverside Common Market featuring local vendors is taking place Dec. 5 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Read moreToronto-Danforth councillor Paula Fletcher is hosting a virtual town hall on kids’ vaccines on Nov. 29 from 7 to 8 p.m.
Read moreTwo councillors and a BIA manager joined MPP Marit Stiles in calling for the province to give the city more say in cannabis shops locations.
Read moreAn urban geographer and an arborist plan to petition city hall to have the former Metro Toronto flag reinstated as the city’s emblem.
Read moreThe city’s executive committee yesterday approved extending the CaféTO initiative allowing sidewalk and curb-lane patios indefinitely.
Read moreThe Beach Guild of Fine art is holding its winter show online from Nov. 5 to 28. Admission is free but you can buy the artwork.
Read moreInstead of throwing your jack-o-lanterns out after the Halloween festivities, why not show them off in a local pumpkins parade?
Read moreThe popular pumpkin parades are back. Instead of throwing your jack-o-lanterns out after Halloween, bring it to the park on Nov. 1.
Read moreNow that COVID-19 is on the wane, we can shift our worry to larger issues we’ll be face over the next few years — like COVID-19.
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