Oliver Moore

The council in Rosemont-La Petite-Patrie, the third most populous borough in Montreal, passed the new rules in May in an effort to rein in the biggest and most polluting private vehicles

City council will debate the staff report, and the possibility of asking the province for the power to levy a sales tax, at its next meeting

Like other money committed via the federal fund, one-quarter of Toronto’s money will flow immediately, with the remainder disbursed over three years

Library services have been limited through the crucial end of the school term period and holidays, and officials say it will take into the new year to get the system functioning normally again

Men can struggle to make and maintain friends as they age, but shed social clubs can help change that

Demar Kerr was credited with three years for time served, leaving one more year remaining on his prison sentence

The $875,000 site serves thousands of residents a month and offers social supports, dignity to city’s homeless

How the aftermath of the Covid-19 pandemic exposed a lack of accessible public toilets in Canadian cities

The TTC and its union both described the agreement as a ‘framework,’ with some details still to be worked out before it is presented to union members and the TTC board for ratification

After the Calgary water pipe burst in June, Globe reporters Oliver Moore and Tu Thanh Ha looked into the state of drinking water pipes across Canada