Step into a season of sparkle and celebration in Toronto. Whether you are taking in the charm of Christmases past at Toronto History Museums, gifting yourself an art class you always wanted to take or ...

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 ...

Toronto is a vibrant city that doesn’t stop in the winter. Find everything you need to make the most of the season.

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 ...

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

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

The Park Washroom Enhancement Program is a multi-year initiative to upgrade 125 park washrooms between 2025 and 2031. These ...

The City of Toronto is inviting residents to learn more and provide feedback on road safety upgrades and opportunities to ...

A new 4,000 m2 park – approximately the size of a junior soccer field – is coming to the area south of David Mary Thompson Collegiate Institute, adjacent to the Midland Lawrence Plaza. The park design ...

Apply for a Northwest Peace Project Grant by Monday, November 17 at 10 a.m. Apply now The Northwest Peace Project Grant offers up to $10,000 for initiatives by youth-led groups, organizations or ...

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 ...

Animal Shelters are open to the public by appointment only for emergencies, adoption, pet redemption, pet surrender and fostering. Please call 416-338-PAWS during the hours of 10:30 a.m. – 6:30 p.m.