A total of 60,408 people were employed in the Toronto technology sector in 2019. That’s a 16.6 per cent increase over 2018 Continue reading →

The staff presented the City of Toronto 2020 budget on Friday morning to the committee that will ultimately shape it over the coming weeks. Continue reading →

In a year-end interview with Global News, Mayor John Tory reflected on some of the challenges the city faces while entering a new decade. Continue reading →

A motion tabled by Toronto Coun. Kristyn Wong-Tam proposes a nationwide campaign to denounce what she calls “the harmful widespread impacts of Bill 21.” Continue reading →

“I have recently been diagnosed with breast cancer and I am currently undergoing an extensive treatment plan,” Robinson said in a statement released Tuesday morning. Continue reading →

A report before the city’s General Government and Licensing Committee said regulation of all vape products is done through the provincial government’s Smoke-Free Ontario Act (SFOA). But it also said there is no reliable system in place for Toronto Public Health to track and inspect retailers to ensure they are complying with the rules. Continue reading →

Don Peat, a spokesperson for John Tory, said a number of issues between Canada and China were a great enough concern that Tory decided not to attend. Continue reading →

The event is being held to mark China’s 70th anniversary and will include the raising of the Chinese flag on the city’s “courtesy pole.” Continue reading →

The sign, which is right next to the pond in front of Toronto city hall, was erected in 2015 as a temporary installation for the Pan American and Parapan American Games. Continue reading →

Police said two men were walking down the street towards the city hall area when one was seen dropping a gun on the sidewalk.  Continue reading →