The comment period for Phase One public consultation has closed. The City of Toronto is inviting residents to learn more and provide feedback on proposed changes to Ingleton Boulevard. Ingleton is ...

The wait is over. This summer, Old City Hall reopens to the public for an exciting series of pop-up events as well as for civil weddings. Uncover unique stories of Toronto every Friday from 10 a.m. to ...

The City of Toronto Municipal Code Chapter 743, Streets and Sidewalks, Use of, Article XII allows for the establishment of access areas around select social infrastructure. Social infrastructure is ...

News Release July 9, 2025 This week, the City of Toronto will launch Summer at Old City Hall, opening the doors to the national historic site to enjoy a series of free events that will bring new life ...

The budget is a financial plan that describes how much money the City will raise and spend. It determines the level of service provided to Toronto residents and guides decisions on what City ...

Please note, some facilities are open and services are provided on statutory holidays. For more information, contact 311. *When a designated holiday falls on a Saturday or Sunday (with the exception ...

The City of Toronto’s Data for Equity Strategy aims to support City divisions in collecting socio-demographic data to analyze, use and apply disaggregated data to inform equitable program planning and ...

For automated speed enforcement or red light camera tickets with a violation date on or before January 19, 2025, use court case lookup to pay or dispute your ticket. As of January 20, 2025 and onward, ...

City of Toronto to honour fallen firefighters with a Memorial Honour Roll ceremony on Sunday Jun 21, 2025 Media Advisory City of Toronto launches cleaning blitz to protect public spaces, streets and ...

The City is developing an Ice Facilities Strategy, a long-term plan to maximize use and guide future investment in both indoor and outdoor ice facilities where residents skate, play hockey, curl and ...

The City of Toronto operates seven Transfer Stations which have Drop-Off Depots used to collect, sort and transfer all the City’s waste. Residents can also use these depots to dispose of their ...