Both Toronto’s mayor and its medical officer of health said they would like the province to take into account the City’s individual needs before loosening restrictions any further. Continue reading →

Artists across the city have been lending their talents to help bring a little levity to many Toronto businesses that were forced to close amid the pandemic. Continue reading →

City of Toronto bylaw officers can be seen in the photos posing in front of fenced off cherry trees in Trinity Bellwoods Park. While seemingly innocuous, the behaviour flies in the face of City-mandated public health measures in Toronto parks. Continue reading →

“Without these types of data, we are not able to fully understand if this pandemic is disproportionately affecting certain people in our community and ways to address these potential inequities.” Continue reading →

Toronto officials are urging the province to come up with a coordinated plan for shelters during the coronavirus pandemic, after two recent incidents involving regional hospitals and people experiencing homelessness. Continue reading →

For those without a home, a positive case of the novel coronavirus means hospitalization regardless of how severe the case may be. Continue reading →

At the Avenue Road Art School, every studio is full of children creating colourful projects. All around the building are increased reminders of cleanliness amid what is now a pandemic. Continue reading →

Canada’s first positive case of COVID-19 saw the patient attend Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. Many doctors who have been fighting the virus in Toronto said they would like to see fewer patients attending hospitals. Continue reading →

Around 24,000 city employees who are members of CUPE Local 79 could legally go on strike or be locked out by the city as early as 12:01 a.m. this Saturday. Continue reading →

The south entrance off of Nathan Phillips Square is now the only place to gain access to the building for those without passes. Continue reading →

Local 79, along with the city’s outside workers in Local 416, have been without a contract since it expired at the end of 2019. Continue reading →

The city’s finances are divided into the $13.5 billion operating budget for the fiscal year and $43.5 billion for 10-year capital plans. Continue reading →

Following provincial approval, thousands of unionized City of Toronto employees will be able to take job action or be locked out by the City before the end of February. Continue reading →

Following years of competing in multiple Olympic and Commonwealth Games, Milt Ottey shifted his experience as a champion to education. Continue reading →

Toronto city council voted in favour of expropriating the air rights, if need be, to build the massive Rail Deck Park over existing train tracks in the city’s downtown core. Continue reading →