Calling all budding poets. Do you love playing in Toronto’s parks? Write a poem and enter the contest by noon on May 5. Enter a Poem The Children’s Spring Poetry Contest invites youth six to 14 years ...

Today, the City of Toronto and Mayor Olivia Chow honoured Jason Ash, a dedicated Thorncliffe Park community leader, as the 2025 recipient of the Agnes Macphail Award. Ash was presented with the award ...

Today, the City of Toronto unveiled the official FIFA World Cup 2026™ Host City poster at the Toronto Archives designed by Toronto-based illustrator Dave Murray. Murray was selected from a pool of ...

Customers now have the option to certify plans for eligible building types and designated structures. The City of Toronto is expanding its Certified Plans Program to support faster approvals and ...

Earlier today, Toronto City Council ratified the new four-year collective agreement with Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 79, the union representing the City’s 27,000 inside workers.

Artist’s rendering of a revitalized Queen’s Park North, showing potential park programming. Queen’s Park North is a historic and culturally significant public green space in Toronto, located north of ...

Tomorrow, the City of Toronto will continue to take action in support of local businesses facing United States tariffs and help celebrate Canada through two events.

Deputy Mayor Mike Colle will be joined by Sharon Bollenbach, Executive Director, FIFA World Cup 2026, along with the poster artist and a selection panel member, to unveil the official Host City poster ...

The City invites residents to learn more about the project and participate in identifying issues, opportunities, and ideas for the study area. The Scarborough Village Streets Plan focuses on the ...

Today, Toronto City Council has approved the Mayor’s Economic Action Plan in Response to U.S. Tariffs, a comprehensive strategy designed to support Toronto businesses, workers and residents in the ...

Queen’s Park North is a historic part of Toronto’s downtown landscape. To help unlock the potential of this public space, Toronto City Council has directed City of Toronto staff to begin conversations ...