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The race to elect Toronto’s mayor is officially underway. Candidate nominations opened at 8:30 a.m. Friday morning. Those looking to throw their hat in the ring have until Aug. 21 to do so.
There will be more food and drink options at select public parks across the city this summer after city council approved a park mobile vending pilot program.
A downtown Toronto councillor who was found to have violated the city’s code of conduct is now asking for his legal fees incurred during the integrity commissioner’s investigation to be reimbursed.
A former newspaper columnist who finished fourth in Toronto’s mayoral byelection in 2023 says that he will not enter the race for mayor.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow’s executive committee asked city staff on Wednesday to go back to the drawing board and put a new plan that would allow residents to attend World Cup watch parties for free.
The City of Toronto has approved the first company as part of a program encouraging local businesses to build in expand in Toronto.
A growing divide over how to advance Scarborough transit came into focus Thursday, as Mayor Olivia Chow and Coun. Brad Bradford unveiled competing plans for the same long-delayed LRT line.
A city bureaucrat may be granted new powers to temporarily close roads during the FIFA World Cup.
The City of Toronto is turning to artificial intelligence to unclog its congested streets. After a recent test, intersections in North York are being equipped with smart traffic signals.
The federal government is not responding directly to a Toronto city council motion opposing the presence of any U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents at upcoming FIFA World Cup games.
A $3-billion transit line that Mayor Olivia Chow calls the 'missing piece' of Toronto’s waterfront will be built with help from the federal and provincial governments.
Toronto is doubling down on its fight against gridlock, unveiling an updated congestion management plan Friday that leans heavily on transit, technology and tighter control of construction across the city.
Flags of foreign nations will not be raised on flagpoles at Toronto City Hall and civic centres starting in December.
Toronto residents could get paid to shovel their sidewalk as early as next winter.
The city’s integrity commissioner has found that a downtown Toronto councillor violated the Code of Conduct during an interaction with a constituent last year but is not recommending a penalty.
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is asking city council to oppose any role for U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement in Toronto during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, arguing the agency’s presence could “create fear” among visitors.
