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The sexual assault trial of longtime Toronto councillor and former deputy mayor Michael Thompson reached closing arguments as the defence made its case in a Bradford, Ont. courtroom.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford is weighing in on a decision by the city to close some outdoor pools amid scorching temperatures, saying they should be able to stay open given city resources.
Up to 400 city staff will be working every Saturday for the next three months, cleaning public spaces, streets, and parks as part of Toronto’s 'cleaning blitz.'
Former mayor John Tory says while he has no immediate plans to run for mayor, he has “a lot to think about” before the next municipal election is held next year.
Toronto city Coun. Brad Bradford says the city must act on what he calls a “common-sense” solution to worsening downtown gridlock: reopen a key stretch of King Street to vehicles until major construction wraps later this summer.
Toronto city staff say they are “moving ahead” with an 80-bed municipal shelter in southwest Scarborough, despite calls from some residents—and the local councillor—to consider the site for affordable housing instead.
A newly released report from city staff says Toronto still has the authority to mandate new buildings meet certain climate and sustainability targets, despite concerns those powers could be undercut by a recent Ontario law.
A two-week enforcement blitz by the city and Toronto police will target drivers who stop in No Stopping Zones during rush hour on key routes.
Ontario Premier Doug Ford and Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow appear to have found middle ground on the future of bike lanes in the city as the province looks to rip up 19 kilometres of cycling infrastructure on three major roads.
A New York City transit executive has been tapped to take over as the head of the Toronto Transit Commission, Mayor Olivia Chow announced Thursday.
The City of Toronto is searching for a new head for its Parks & Recreation department following a sudden departure.
The City of Toronto unveiled a plan Tuesday to bolster programming for young people in the wake of a rise in gun violence last year.
Toronto officially marked the start of Pride Month on Monday, with the raising of the Pride Flag outside City Hall.
Residents living near six recreational centres will be able to sign up for programs a week before registration opens to the general public.
The City of Toronto is adding $750,000 in funding for festivals to cover increased security costs following the deadly events at a Filipino street festival in Vancouver last month.
Just days after a new report said Toronto could be on the hook for more money than expected to host six FIFA World Cup games in the city next summer, council has agreed restrict expenses for the international tournament for the time being.
