What kind of city does Toronto want to be?
Bike lanes are only the latest battleground for a long-simmering clash of ideas around urban mobility – and the city’s very ...
How can Toronto get back on track?
Canada’s biggest city faces immense challenges around affordability, as well as its physical and social infrastructure ...
New housing project aims to create a better future for deafblind individuals in Toronto
A new housing complex is being built for people in the deafblind community. The Canadian Helen Keller Centre says it's the second build of its kind in the province, and much needed.
Toronto under heavy rainfall warning, city says ‘storm readiness plan’ in place to watch for possible flooding
The heavy rainfall could cause localized flooding in low-laying areas and ponding of water on roads, Environment Canada said.
Ontario council moves meetings online citing ‘growing infiltration of alt-right’
Pickering council has been engaged in a growing battle with one member of council, who the mayor has claimed is linked to alt-right figures and has disrupted repeated meetings.
New laws and rules coming to Ontario next year
With 2025 just around the corner, several new laws and regulations will be taking effect that will impact many across Ontario ...
What is open/closed on New Year’s Day in Toronto
New Year’s Day means some closures across the city as New Year’s Eve celebrations wind down. Many businesses will be operating on holiday hours and several services will be paused and/or postponed by ...
Toronto opens Spirit Garden, a space for residential school survivors, in Nathan Phillips Square
The Spirit Garden is a 1,918 sq/m space in downtown Toronto dedicated to residential school survivors and their families. It's a response to the Truth and Reconciliation’s Call to Action 82 which ...
Here are the new laws and rules for Ontario starting in the new year
Ontario will be seeing new laws and regulations in 2025. From increased highway tolls to lower daycare fees, here's a look at ...