Earlier today, Toronto City Council ratified the new four-year collective agreement with Canadian Union of Public Employees (CUPE) Local 79, the union representing the City’s 27,000 inside workers.

Today, Toronto City Council has approved the Mayor’s Economic Action Plan in Response to U.S. Tariffs, a comprehensive strategy designed to support Toronto businesses, workers and residents in the ...

Today, Toronto City Council appointed Kate Bassil as Deputy City Manager, Community and Emergency Services, and Denise Andrea Campbell as Deputy City Manager, Community Development and Social Services ...

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.

The City of Toronto will raise the Toronto Blue Jays flag at Toronto City Hall to celebrate the baseball teams highly anticipated home opener as the Jays get ready to take flight against the Baltimore ...

Calling all budding poets. Do you love playing in Toronto’s parks? Write a poem and enter the contest by noon on May 5. The Children’s Spring Poetry Contest invites youth six to 14 years old to ...

Community Environment Days run from April 5 to September 28, 2025. Use the calendar below to find an event near you. Learn more about items you can drop off and pick up at a Community Environment Day.

Today, the City of Toronto is launching its first Children’s Spring Poetry Contest, inviting poets aged six to 14 to write a poem about what they love most about Toronto’s parks. Poems can be ...

Today, the City of Toronto and Mayor Olivia Chow honoured Jason Ash, a dedicated Thorncliffe Park community leader, as the 2025 recipient of the Agnes Macphail Award. Ash was presented with the award ...

The City of Toronto is taking further action to support and protect local businesses and manufacturers while helping to strengthen Canada’s economic resilience in response to tariff measures from the ...