Allowing more mid-rise housing is an important part of the City’s overall housing strategy and helps diversify its housing ...

Access free, on-demand sports equipment at 50 self-serve stations across select Toronto parks through the City’s collaboration with Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities and Equip Sport.

The City is expanding Franklin Park by 2,565 m², creating new opportunities for recreation and enjoying nature. The park will be expanded toward Franklin Avenue and Cameron Avenue, and will include a ...

This page reports data on the daily occupancy and capacity of Toronto’s shelter system. It is a daily snapshot of the occupancy and capacity of the system, updated every day except weekends and ...

Preview the videos on YouTube. To download the videos, first open the download video link in a new tab. Then, right-click on the video and select “Save video as ...

The Toronto Community Crisis Service (TCCS) is a key priority of SafeTO: Toronto’s Ten-Year Community Safety and Well-Being Plan, which aims to reduce vulnerability in Toronto through proactive mental ...

Join Toronto’s Building Tune-Up Program for a free expert study to improve efficiency, comfort and savings. Designed for non-profits, community organizations, faith groups and small businesses, these ...

Hear music? Spot a crowd? Wondering what’s happening at Nathan Phillips Square? The Square is a bustling civic space with community and special events popping up throughout the year. Whether you are ...

The following active incidents are dispatched from Toronto Fire Services Communication Centre. The contents are updated at five minute intervals from the CAD (Computer Aided Dispatch) system. [1] ...

Open air burning includes bonfires, fire pits, sky lanterns and the use of various types of outdoor fireplaces (also known as a “Chiminea”). Although outdoor fireplaces can be purchased at retail ...

The City of Toronto’s comprehensive bicycle parking programs are intended to provide public bicycle parking facilities at locations that are regularly frequented by cyclists. If you see an abandoned ...

Contact 311 to submit a service request to report a damaged street or traffic sign. Traffic signs regulate, warn and guide road users to help keep Toronto's streets safe and efficient for everyone.