Toronto City Hall

• Strike deadline set by TTC union representing hundreds of workers

  Union president Sumit Guleria said that after a difficult bargaining session last week the union voted in favour of setting a strike deadline of April 22 at midnight.

  Canada

  Apr 11
  
• Toronto is pausing its stormwater charge consultations

  The city is pausing consultation meetings while it figures out how the surcharge would align with the city's other ongoing plans.

  Canada

  Apr 3
  
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• Report finds almost everyone who drank at select Toronto parks satisfied with pilot

  A city report says a pilot project that allowed Torontonians to sip on beer, wine and other booze at select parks for a few months last year was a success.

  Canada

  Mar 22
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• “Everyone needs help” Toronto hosts recruitment to bolster crisis teams

  As the city works to expand what it’s calling its fourth emergency service, Toronto held a recruitment drive to find people to work for its Community Crisis Service Team.

  Health

  Mar 6
• Councillor says Toronto island tax system ‘smells of privilege’

  There are about 260 homes on Toronto's harbour islands and while the residents there don't own the land, it remains one of the most picturesque and desirable areas to live in.

  Politics

  Feb 29
• Bitter dispute over modular housing site in Toronto sees ruling in favour of city site

  A years-long fight over the location the city chose for a modular supportive housing building has come to an end, but bitter feelings remain among those opposed to the site.

  Politics

  Jan 3
• One-on-one with Mayor Olivia Chow following a turbulent Toronto year

  In her six months in the mayor's office, Chow has presided over major transformative changes that will define Toronto for decades to come.

  Canada

  Dec 29, 2023
• ‘I’m pretty much speechless’: Outrage after Toronto turns down federal shelter offer

  The federal government was prepared to offer Toronto two locations to act as temporary shelters and funding for a third, Global News has learned. The city, however, turned it down.

  Politics

  Nov 22, 2023
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• Questions linger as Toronto approves ambitious new housing plan

  Councillors in Toronto have voted to approve an ambitious new plan. The new strategy, however, isn't without its critics or potential hurdles.

  Politics

  Nov 8, 2023
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• Perplexing utility poles to go – finally, says TTC

  Late Thursday afternoon, Green confirmed the TTC had been given the greenlight to remove the poles and some of its workers could be seen at rush hour preparing for the work.

  Politics

  Nov 2, 2023