In a year-end interview with Global News, Mayor John Tory discusses the recent municipal election, his relationship with Premier Doug Ford, and the response to violent crime in Toronto. Continue reading →

In a 20-to-four vote on Thursday, Toronto council approved allowing privately run businesses to operate in the city’s borders under a provincial licensing regime. Continue reading →

The pilot project area, which runs along King Street between Bathurst and Jarvis streets, launched in November 2017 and was supposed to end by Dec. 31. Continue reading →

As the smaller, 26-ward council settles into the new term, members will vote to confirm a slate of recommended appointments to agencies, boards and committees. 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 →

Police said in a media release that both were charged following an investigation into “irregularities” under the Municipal Elections Act. Continue reading →

Long-time city councillor Norm Kelly is battling fellow councillor Jim Karygiannis to represent the 105,542 residents in the ward. Continue reading →

Voters in Ward 1 Etobicoke North have elected Michael Ford as their councillor in the 2018 Toronto election. Continue reading →