The City of Toronto is committed to climate action and to providing residents with accurate, reliable information (IE23.9 - Fossil Fuel Advocacy Advertising on City Assets). In Canada, environmental ...

April 16 to June 13 Visit 401 Richmond St. W., Unit 128 to see Smoke Signals x Reflections, an exhibition where photography, beadwork, sculpture and digital media serve as a guiding signal, ...

West Parkdale Cycling Connections were installed in fall 2024 and fall 2025 to connect gaps in the cycling network from The Queensway to Brock Avenue and create safe cycling facilities with access to ...

The City of Toronto’s approach to sustainability includes actions across climate mitigation and adaptation, housing and social equity, biodiversity, clean transportation, Indigenous reconciliation and ...

Starting April 10, 2026, Toronto Public Health is requiring a new registration process for food vendors operating at FIFA World Cup 2026™ Toronto fan sites. Log in to Food Safety at Events Portal The ...

The conservation of cultural heritage resources enriches our lives. It is an important shared responsibility and a prominent civic legacy that we leave for future generations. The City uses regulatory ...

The City is undertaking a Comprehensive Development Charges Review, which will include opportunities for engagement. The ...

The Electronic Financial Filing System (EFFS) is used by Toronto election candidates, designates and third party advertisers to manage campaign finances and submit financial statements. Access is ...

As part of the Toronto Heritage Survey, the City is currently undertaking a Cultural Heritage Resource Assessment (CHRA) for the Little Jamaica/Oakwood Vaughan study area, shown in the map below.

Landscape design plays an important role in meeting the City of Toronto’s climate goals. Reducing embodied carbon in ...

Toronto Island Park has something to offer for everyone. Go to the beach, check out Centreville amusement park or just head out on a hike! Find out what you need to know.

Only commercial and emergency vehicles are allowed on the ferry with the exception of Toronto Island residents and marina members with approval from the traffic office. Ticket Information Vehicle ...