Toronto could hike spending on its road safety program by about 25 per cent later this month, as it continues to grapple with dozens of deaths and hundreds of injuries each year on its streets.
Fossil fuel advocates will soon face pre-screening if they want to advertise on the TTC, as the transit agency took steps to ensure the groups are making factual claims in their messages to the public.
City staff are proposing changes to Toronto's vacant home tax that they say will make the process simpler for homeowners after last year's rollout generated tens of thousands of complaints.
Toronto's budget chief is urging her fellow councillors to dig into a federal plan for a new passenger rail line to Quebec City, even as experts stress they'd like the city to push for more transparency around the multi-billion dollar project.
The City of Toronto and Ontario’s transit agency are at odds over who will pay for a key connection between two future Scarborough commuter lines, as city staff warn costs could escalate if the link isn’t built now.
City staff will look at acquiring "relief vessels" to provide additional service to Toronto Islands while the city waits for electric ferries it has ordered, council decided on Thursday.
The City of Toronto has taken a step toward cracking down on illegal renovictions after a committee of councillors approved a plan to regulate how landlords renovate their properties.
Councillors on Toronto’s housing committee are being asked to endorse a plan to build 6,000 new rental units across the city, spending over $350 million to help get shovels in the ground.
The City of Toronto has struck a tentative deal with the agency that runs its public parking lots, avoiding possible cuts to its popular Bike Share program and EV charging station rollout.