Families Anticipated capacity: Up to 32 families Opening date: 2028 The City of Toronto has secured 108 Harrison St. for use as a family shelter, providing a welcoming and caring place for families ...

Step into a season of sparkle and celebration in Toronto. Whether you are taking in the charm of Christmases past at Toronto ...

Hurricane Melissa has caused devastating damage across Jamaica, leaving many communities in urgent need of help. The City of Toronto is working with the Jamaican Canadian Association and local ...

Give the gift of fun, wellness and creativity with the City of Toronto’s new Recreation and Culture Gift Card. Whether it’s helping someone discover a new activity or build their skills, the gift card ...

As part of the City of Toronto’s Vision Zero commitment to eliminate traffic-related fatalities and serious injuries, ...

The City is creating a cleaner, greener and quieter future. Through initiatives that support green infrastructure, pollinator ...

Effective November 3, 2025, DCs for non-rental residential developments (such as condominiums and freehold homes) will be paid in full at the time of occupancy. If your project is governed by a ...

With snowfall expected on Sunday, November 9, crews will apply salt brine Saturday evening into Sunday morning and salt roads once snow falls to prevent ice buildup. Warming Centres at 81 Elizabeth St ...

The wait is over. After many years, Old City Hall has reopened to the public for pop-up events, exhibits and civil weddings. Uncover Toronto’s unique stories, surrounded by sandstone and stained glass ...

When the City buys and builds, the Community Benefits Framework helps to maximize economic and community-building opportunities for local residents and Indigenous, Black and equity-deserving groups.

Applications are now open for the General Business stream. Apply below by November 21 at 5 p.m. The Starter Company Plus Grant supports eligible entrepreneurs looking to build their small businesses.

On June 25-26, City Council adopted Official Plan and Zoning By-law Amendments to enable zoning permissions for residential buildings with up to six units in Toronto & East York District and Ward 23.