On Friday, the TTC released its 2019 Budget recommending the increase for tokens and PRESTO card taps from $3 to $3.10. Continue reading →

“I have a very high level of confidence, without betraying confidences that aren’t yet concrete, that they’re going to.” 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 →

Mayor John Tory, fresh off re-election, announced Thursday that Toronto is creating a new office to make sure transit construction stays on track in the city. Continue reading →

Keesmaat, who says the city needs more revenue but has yet to say how she would achieve that, often found herself at odds with the mayor and councillors during her tenure as the city’s chief planner. Continue reading →

A spokesman for Premier Doug Ford says the province will be implementing legislation that will cut Toronto city council from 47 to 25 seats. Continue reading →

John Tory said Friday that Premier Doug Ford’s abrupt decision to cut the number of Toronto city councillors from 47 to 25 ahead of a fall municipal election must be opposed in some way. Continue reading →

Officially launched last November, the pilot restricts car traffic on King Street between Jarvis and Bathurst streets. Continue reading →

Just over half (55 per cent) of Torontonians agree they are afraid of falling victim to gun violence. Continue reading →

While suburban voters would likely side with downtown voters on the need for greater gun control, rural voters have a much different view. Continue reading →