Toronto City Hall

• Scarborough residents baffled by basketball net crackdown

  Several Scarborough residents are frustrated by the city's sudden crackdown on nets sitting in the municipal right-of-way after years of no issues.

  Politics

  Nov 21
  
• Toronto’s Old City Hall opens its doors for wedding ceremonies

  Toronto has opened the doors of the 126-year-old Old City Hall for public tours and, for the first time in decades, civil wedding ceremonies.

  Politics

  Aug 1
  
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• Michael Thompson sex assault decision won’t come until September

  Closing arguments were read out in a Bradford courthouse on Monday as the months-long sex assault trial of Toronto Coun. Michael Thompson shifted to another city.

  Crime

  Jun 24
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• Toronto parking officials call for increase in metered rates

  Toronto parking officials are seeking a 25 cents per hour increase to most metered parking spots in the city. If approved, the increase will be the second in two years.

  Politics

  Nov 29, 2024
• Toronto’s vacant home tax gets ‘complete redesign’ after botched rollout

  Toronto’s vacant home tax is getting a “complete redesign” for the 2024 tax season after last year’s botched rollout led to a flood of complaints.

  Politics

  Sep 24, 2024
• ‘It really angers me’: Toronto urged to make progress on ancient remains discovery

  More than nine months after ancient human remains were discovered in a Riverdale neighbourhood, the city has spent nearly $200,000 monitoring the location.

  Politics

  Sep 19, 2024
• Toronto’s handling of ferry crashes raises questions

  In the past decade there have been eight incidents involving the city’s ferries, but only one of those has yielded a full-scale investigation from the Transportation Safety Board.

  Politics

  Sep 14, 2024
• TIFF for pizza: Why there’s talk for an international pie fest in Toronto

  Toronto has many “unique” pizzas that one councillor is suggesting the city serve up an international pizza festival to happen next year.

  Politics

  Sep 12, 2024
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• Accelerated Gardiner Expressway timeline murky until deal finalized

  Toronto officials have given the green light to an expanded work schedule that will see construction on the western leg of the Gardiner Expressway end earlier than expected.

  Canada

  Jul 31, 2024
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• Chow ambitious as mayor enters 2nd year on job: ‘We can do a lot more’

  The sudden scandal-plagued departure of John Tory as Toronto's mayor vaulted Olivia Chow into the city's top job. One year later, Chow says 'we need to do more.'

  Canada

  Jul 13, 2024