Art project proposals are now being accepted for Nuit Blanche 2026. Every year, the City of Toronto seeks art projects for upcoming Nuit Blanches. Proposals are accepted for two distinct programs: ...

Indigenous adults Anticipated capacity: Approximately 80 people Estimated opening date: 2028-2029 The City of Toronto has secured 720 Bathurst St. for use as a municipal shelter that will provide ...

To date in 2025, City-led and supported projects account for 77% of all housing starts in Toronto, including 1,598 affordable ...

The 2026 Aquatic Fitness Conference and Instructor Certification runs on September 12, 13, 19 and 20. The Aquatic Fitness Conference and Instructor Recertification runs September 19 and 20. The ...

Eviction Prevention in the Community (EPIC) is a referral-based City program that provides eviction prevention case management services to low-income households facing imminent risk of eviction.  ...

The 1,500+ parks and public green spaces stewarded by the City of Toronto play a critical role in Torontonians’ quality of life by: preventing flooding by absorbing stormwater reducing extreme heat ...

The City is seeking proposals from non-profit organizations interested in participating in a two-year pilot to operate a micro shelter site. Applicants must: meet all the requirements outlined in the ...

Tomorrow, Toronto Fire Services Division Commander Rob Hewson will provide an operational and community update on the fire in the Thorncliffe Park neighbourhood.

311 provides residents, businesses and visitors with easy access to non-emergency City services, programs and information 24 hours a day, seven days a week. 311 can offer assistance in more than 180 ...

Blue Bins no longer City-run: What to expect January 1 Dec 4, 2025 News Release Blue Bins no longer City-run: What to expect January 1 Dec 3, 2025 Media Advisory Toronto Fire Services and the City of ...

Hepatitis A is a virus that infects the liver. The infection can take several weeks to appear. Symptoms include fever, loss of appetite, nausea, fatigue, stomach pain, and yellowing of skin and eyes ...

Winter weather brings cold temperatures and wet conditions to Toronto and can cause safety issues for cyclists, commuters and pedestrians. Review these tips to help you prepare for winter. All of our ...