The 83 seniors-designated buildings, currently under Toronto Community Housing’s umbrella, will fall under a new City entity. Continue reading →

The unique stretch along Lake Shore Boulevard East, from Leslie Street to just before the DVP East, has become a popular breeze through for motorists, cyclists and pedestrians while preserving a small piece of Toronto history. Continue reading →

Toronto City Council continued debate over the merits of changing rules around licensing for clothing donation bins and how to remove ones that don’t belong. Continue reading →

City council voted unanimously to rename a portion of Bremner Boulevard “Raptors Way.” Continue reading →

The battle, slated for Monday and Tuesday, pits the city against the province over legislation that slashed the number of councillor seats to 25 from 47. Continue reading →

Toronto mayor and council were joined by members of the Consular Corps and the Canadian Armed Forces to honour those who fought in the Battle of Normandy.  Continue reading →

After the Doug Ford government recently unveiled a $28.5-billion plan to reshape transit in the GTA, Toronto city council has been searching for its next steps. Continue reading →

In a statement, Filion said several bullets were shot into his parked car and another bullet went into a wall in his home. Continue reading →

Toronto city council is set to vote on Wednesday on whether to spend $2 million towards hiring additional staff and obtaining third-party advice as negotiations continue with the province. Continue reading →