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Metrolinx head refuses to give completion date for Eglinton Crosstown LRT
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Toronto homeowner left frustrated by city hall over parking pad charger denial
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Toronto’s Ombudsman investigating City’s decision to deny shelter access to refugee claimants
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TTC proposes new plans to improve safety on transit system
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Toronto looks to public for input on future EV charging network
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Premier Doug Ford meets with Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow at Queen’s Park
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford and mayor Olivia Chow set to have 1st meeting since Toronto election
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Anger over Toronto 311 complaint response
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No new money pledged for Toronto asylum seekers following meeting with Chow and Miller
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Rogers ordered to speed up improvements to TTC subway cell service
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Problems with Toronto refugee intake system
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Council debates new revenue tools to bolster Toronto’s budget
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Streetcar disruption coming to St. Clair Avenue
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TTC increasing service hours from September onward
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TTC announces increase in service just in time for back-to-school
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Anger growing over lacking government support for Toronto refugees
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Toronto executive committee meets to tackle new revenue sources
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Archivists racing to preserve Toronto’s history
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How much appetite is there for a Toronto sales tax?
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Toronto requests taxation powers to overcome “unprecedented financial crisis”
Author Archives
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Housing ‘prescription’ to combat health impacts of Toronto homelessnessWhat was once a UHN parking lot near King Street West and Jameson Avenue will soon be the site of Toronto's latest modular housing project.CanadaSep 25
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‘It’s a bit ridiculous’: Toronto man frustrated after EV charging plans shut downMark Bishop spent a year and half working with the city to get permission to build a parking pad on his property to accommodate an EV charger. The city ultimately said no.EnvironmentSep 22
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Expansion of Toronto’s EV charging network looks to public inputThere are about 1,800 public charging stations in the city of Toronto, not nearly enough for the expected demand as drivers shift away from fossil fuels.CanadaSep 19
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Mayor Chow: Overhaul of Toronto city services to begin within weeks"I've long believed we have to deliver fast, responsive and effective services. I think there is room for improvement," said Mayor Chow.PoliticsSep 13
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No new money for asylum seekers after Toronto mayor meets refugees ministerMinister of Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship, Marc Miller, met with Mayor Olivia Chow in her city hall office for a little over an hour on Tuesday.PoliticsSep 12
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Toronto mayor’s office scrambles to enact refugee policy passed months agoBefore Chow arrived at city hall, Deputy Mayor Jennifer McKelvie, announced the city's position regarding asylum seekers would be to refer them to the federal government.PoliticsSep 8
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Anger growing over lack of government support for Toronto asylum seekersIt’s been weeks since church groups stepped in to provide shelter for dozens of refugees left on the concrete outside a Toronto homeless intake centre.CanadaAug 25
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Archivists race to save Toronto history from acidic doomTwo archive collections held in Toronto are slowly being eaten away by a chemical reaction, but archivists are painstakingly working to save the material from destruction.CanadaAug 23
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Humber students are updating Toronto City Hall’s massive scale modelStudents have been updating a massive scale model of the city that was originally built in 1989 and they're using new technology to do it.FeaturesAug 3
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Toronto attempts to reel in noisy Yonge-Dundas Square buskersBusking in Toronto requires a permit and even those don't cover amplified noise. Now Toronto is hoping to get compliance in Dundas Square through new signage.PoliticsAug 1
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Gary Crawford’s exit triggers calls to change Toronto council severance pay policyGary Crawford resigned his city council seat ahead of the byelection, guaranteeing him more than $120,000 in severance pay. Some call the move hypocritical.PoliticsJul 26
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A scummy summer? After months without Woodbine Park fountains, residents speak outMonths without a fountain at an east end Toronto park have led to a scummy result, which will be resolved, in part, following restoration work on a fountain pump.PoliticsJul 24
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Appeal for donations for asylum seekers housed in Toronto churchesTwo churches housing refugees who had been living on the street are approaching capacity. volunteers are appealing for clothing and toiletries.PoliticsJul 21
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City called out for poor condition of fountain in Toronto tourist hubThe current state of a piece of fine public art is drawing the wrong kind of attention over the amount of garbage and vandalism since the water was shut off.PoliticsJul 17
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Toronto’s new mayor prepares to tackle old problemsThe lingering issue of budget shortfalls and acts of violence will be among the first items Olivia Chow will need to tackle when she’s sworn in Wednesday.PoliticsJul 11
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Asylum seekers left on hot Toronto pavement amid funding battleAbout a third of the people taking up spaces in Toronto's shelter system are refugees and the issue of getting federal funding to house them has been an issue for city leaders.PoliticsJul 5
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Former mayor John Tory endorses Ana Bailão ahead of Toronto election daySources said Tory and the Bailao campaign have been formalizing the endorsement, including the format, which could be publicized as early as Wednesday.PoliticsJun 21
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Toronto Election: Mayoral winner will shape outcome of Ontario Place battleSeveral candidates running for Toronto mayor have pledged to work with and against the provincial government’s plans to redevelop Ontario Place.PoliticsJun 20
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Toronto businesses, councillors, candidates call for CafeTO overhaulBusiness owners say the city's process to make the CafeTO program was needlessly complicated, ultimately resulting in poor execution and lost revenue.PoliticsJun 15
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Modular housing motion accused of further delaying Toronto housingAnother twist in the Cummer Avenue modular housing saga has come in the form of a member's motion before city council, which advocates are calling another delay tactic.PoliticsJun 13
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Should Toronto’s next mayor raise taxes? Some say they mustSome candidates have also pledged to continue property tax increases at the rate of inflation, a move John Tory had pledged to forge ahead with before his sudden departure.PoliticsMay 30
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Voter changes and deadlines ahead of Toronto’s biggest byelectionThe sudden departure of John Tory from the Mayor's Office amid a sex scandal involving a member of his staff, has sprung the city into the largest byelection in the city's history.PoliticsMay 24
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Toronto motion calling for e-bike courier regulations sparks contentionUniversity-Rosedale Coun. Diane Saxe said there is a growing public safety concern for pedestrians because of the amount of e-bike couriers who drive in an unsafe manner.PoliticsMay 9
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Rental subsidy reduction comes at disappointing time for Toronto advocatesThe timing couldn't be worse for funding issues with a program that helps people with lower incomes pay the rent, but soon the city will cap the number of people eligible.PoliticsMay 5
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Father-daughter duo troll Maple Leafs fans with opposition jerseys amid playoff runIn round 2 of the NHL playoffs, Ervil Diguisto and his daughter Danielle may be the ultimate Toronto Maple Leafs trolls, but their wearing other teams' jerseys is not a new habit.SportsMay 3