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The Province of Ontario and City of Toronto have agreed to terms of reference to guide a discussion about how best to align transit responsibilities between the two parties. (Terms available for viewing at https://www.toronto.ca/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/8dba-20190208-Toronto-Ontario-Terms-of-Reference-Final_.pdf.)The […]

Based on information from Environment Canada, Dr. Eileen de Villa, Toronto’s Medical Officer of Health, has issued an Extreme Cold Weather Alert today for Toronto that will be in effect until further notice. Extreme Cold […]

The City of Toronto has contacted all of the nearly 3,000 registrants and permit holders who were affected by the fire last week at the Agincourt Community Recreation Centre, providing them with relocation options at […]

Council Highlights is a summary of a selection of the decisions that Toronto City Council made at its recent business meeting. The City Clerk’s full, official documentation is available at http://www.toronto.ca/council.Housing Now Council approved the Housing […]

The Electrical Safety Authority (ESA) has advised Toronto Fire Services (TFS) and Municipal Licensing & Standards (MLS) that they will be conducting a residential high-rise electrical safety inspection at 280 Wellesley St. E. on February […]

Toronto residents who live near ravines and forests – typical coyote habitat – can expect an increase in coyote sightings during this time of year. Coyotes are active day and night, but prefer to hunt […]

The City of Toronto has issued its 2019 interim property tax bills – the first of two tax bills mailed annually. The 2019 final tax bill will be mailed in May.Payment due dates for the […]

Mayor John Tory will visit the City of Toronto’s historic St. Lawrence Market at Front and Jarvis Streets at 10:30 a.m. tomorrow to promote the market’s holiday hours. “The St. Lawrence Market is a fantastic place […]