Toronto

Summerlicious, created by the City of Toronto, runs from July 5 to 21 with delectable meals served at nearly 200 of Toronto’s favourite restaurants. Three-course prix fixe lunch menus are priced at $23, $28 and […]

A brother and sister team of Toronto student videographers – Amanda and Joshua Feld – received a $5,000 cheque yesterday for their school as winners of a “viral video” contest called You Are the Strongest […]

Just in time for summer reading, the City of Toronto and Toronto Public Library have named the 12 books longlisted for the 2019 Toronto Book Awards. Established by Toronto City Council in 1974, the awards […]

The 7th annual Indigenous Arts Festival has announced its 2019 program lineup. The festival, which will take place at Fort York National Historic Site, 250 Fort York Blvd., from June 18 to 23, is a […]

Mayor John Tory was joined by Councillor Mike Colle (Ward 8 Eglinton-Lawrence) and City of Toronto staff at a community celebration today to reopen the North Toronto Memorial Community Centre.Portions of the centre were closed […]

Starting today, information about weekend events with road-closure permits in Toronto will be updated weekly (on or before Thursday) on toronto.ca, at http://www.toronto.ca/RoadClosures. Several events are scheduled for full and rolling road closures from today (June […]

Today, Toronto is celebrating the first ever World Food Safety Day, an international awareness day proclaimed by the United Nations General Assembly to promote action to help prevent, detect and manage foodborne risks. The theme […]

Curtis Smith, a collection operator for the City of Toronto who was critically injured on the job last week, has passed away. He was 27 years old. Curtis has been a collection operator with the […]

Registration for City of Toronto summer swim and skate recreation programs, as well as after-school programming for the coming school year, starts Saturday, June 8 and continues next week. The City is Toronto’s largest provider […]