Pride Toronto celebrates 40th anniversary with digital showcase
Along with all of Toronto’s other popular parades, Pride Toronto’s festival and parades have become virtual-based and “phygital” programming.
Read moreAlong with all of Toronto’s other popular parades, Pride Toronto’s festival and parades have become virtual-based and “phygital” programming.
Read moreThe city has announced ActiveTO road closures for this weekend and there is one popular stretch of road missing: the southern leg of Bayview.
Read moreFollowing an Ontario announcement yesterday, the city is reopening its outdoor recreational amenities — albeit with public health restrictions in place — as of May 22.
Read moreThe city is hosting its seventh annual Toronto Newcomer Day virtually on May 25 — with related events starting the day before to May 28.
Read moreTen “dog poop” bins have been set up across the city in a pilot project to see if dog waste collection in street litter bins is feasible.
Read moreThe city has bought two multi-storey buildings on busy commercial strips in Summerhill and Chinatown to turn into homes for people in need.
Read moreThe ActiveTO program that closed parts of Bayview Avenue and Lake Shore Boulevard to traffic last summer is returning, city
Read moreThe City of Toronto is ready to help Little Jamaica, Mayor John Tory told a virtual public meeting on March 4.
Read moreDrivers on Stanley Avenue received the most number of tickets issued by one of the city’s photo radar devices in December.
Read moreThe in-person events of a long list of celebrations right up to July 1 have been cancelled by the city, though some plan to continue online.
Read moreEast York residents are being invited to discuss the proposed erection of modular housing for the homeless in their neighbourhood.
Read moreTrudeau government’s expected gun control on military-style weapons does not go nearly far enough to deal with Toronto’s handgun violence.
Read moreThis morning Mayor John Tory, Toronto Centre councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam and other city representatives re-opened a 13-storey affordable rental building for them at 389 Church St.
Read moreThe dining and drinking patios that lined Toronto streets last summer may be back in spring bigger than ever, if council gives okays them.
Read moreEtobicoke drivers racked up the highest number of tickets issued by automated speed enforcement (ASE) cameras over five months last year.
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