Team flags for the Toronto Raptors and the Toronto Maples Leafs will be raised outside city hall in celebration of the two popular sports teams making the 2019 playoff season. Continue reading →

The province and City of Toronto signed a terms of reference document last month which narrows down options for debate. Continue reading →

The Quayside project, led by Alphabet Inc.-backed entity Sidewalk Labs and Waterfront Toronto, has been a lightning rod for data and privacy concerns due to the vast amounts of information it could collect through phones, sensors and other devices used in neighbourhood. Continue reading →

City staff have identified 11 sites of surplus land across Toronto as locations for additional affordable housing units to be built. Continue reading →

The main issue on the executive committee agenda is the “Housing Now” initiative which focuses on affordable housing.  Continue reading →

Blair said $6.76 million over five years will go toward the city’s Community Health Project for Crime Prevention and Intervention with the hope of reaching over 1,350 youth over that time span. Continue reading →

Over half of the protesters donning yellow vests were politically right-leaning, while the rest of the protesters leaned to the left. Continue reading →

Council voted to increase the maximum every councillor is allowed to spend on staff to $482,000. 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 →

In a report released on Wednesday, staff said the City of Toronto’s governance structure needs to be “recalibrated” so agencies, boards and committees can function effectively. Continue reading →