As the smaller, 26-ward council settles into the new term, members will vote to confirm a slate of recommended appointments to agencies, boards and committees. Continue reading →

The appointments, which will be reviewed at midterm, are to be formally confirmed during a city council meeting on Thursday. Continue reading →

Tory and Ford did not speak to the media following the meeting which lasted for about an hour. Continue reading →

In a 20-minute speech, Mayor John Tory also called for city council to make progress on the key priorities of affordable housing, expanded transit, and safe neighbourhoods. Continue reading →

The federal has government committed $11 million to support the influx of newcomers, but the city is seeking much more. Continue reading →

Toronto’s waterfront is set to undergo a nearly $1.2-billion flood protection project that will lead to a makeover of the area. Continue reading →

Ontario Power Generation announced Thursday that it had sold the plant to its long-term tenant, Studios of America Limited Partnership, noting the film company exercised the right to purchase laid out in its lease. Continue reading →

The announcement came after residents protested Monday against the property manager’s original Nov. 30 deadline to have residents leave their rental accommodations.  Continue reading →

Toronto’s homicide numbers for 2018 look bad, but there are few things worth recalling before we panic too much, Matt Gurney says. Continue reading →