#toronto

#toronto

Ontario government plans to remove bike lanes on major Toronto roads, citing urban traffic congestion.

New regulations would require municipal approval for future bike lane installations.

Mayor Olivia Chow advocates for protecting bike lanes for public safety, challenging the province's stance on their contribution to traffic congestion.

The debate over bike lanes in Toronto highlights a clash between cycling infrastructure and car travel, provoking backlash over government decisions and safety concerns.

The Brunswick Lofts represent a significant development in 'missing middle' housing, aimed at bridging single-family homes and high-rise buildings.

The Ontario government defends bike lane removals, citing low citywide cycling rates, despite localized data showing higher usage in specific areas.

A serious crash involving a TTC bus and a BMW in North York resulted in eight injuries, including two life-threatening cases.

Toronto plans to invest $5.6 million in retrofitting heavy-duty trucks with side guards to enhance safety for cyclists and pedestrians.

A stolen BMW crashed into a TTC bus, causing nine injuries, including two life-threatening, prompting an ongoing police investigation.

Toronto police arrested nearly two dozen people after a gunfire exchange on Queen Street West, though nobody was injured.

A security guard was charged with assault after beating a man in a Toronto Dollarama store following a dispute over a leaking bag.

Two people were arrested after a vehicle crashed into a house in Toronto's west end, with a third suspect still outstanding.

Two dealership employees are charged with running a $2.18 million stolen vehicle scam, exploiting their roles to sell fraudulent cars.

The accused created fake sales agreements and altered vehicle histories to deceive buyers into purchasing stolen vehicles.

An infant has died after being reported missing in Toronto, and an investigation is ongoing.

Toronto police are searching for a suspect in the murder of Triston McNally, highlighting ongoing investigations into violent crime in the city.

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is projected to generate a $282 million economic impact for Toronto during her six concerts in November.

Community Music Schools of Toronto is launching a $19.89 fundraising campaign to expand facilities impacted by Taylor Swift's album, aiming for a $10 million goal.

Toronto's public transit will be under strain during Taylor Swift's Eras Tour due to massive visitor influx and concert-related commuting challenges.

Hospitality workers in Toronto demand salary increases due to high living costs during Taylor Swift's concerts, emphasizing the need for fair compensation.

Taylor Swift's Eras Tour is generating significant excitement in Toronto, with six sold-out shows and city-wide celebrations.

Out-of-town fans are struggling with exorbitant hotel prices during Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, prompting some to sell tickets to avoid financial strain.

Toronto city staff recommend an additional four-month suspension for Duron Ontario Ltd. amid ongoing investigations of overbilling to protect public funds.

Anthony Furey and Rachel Chernos Lin are leading candidates in a crowded byelection for the Toronto city council seat in Don Valley West.

Toronto city council supports adding bike lanes on Parkside Drive despite potential government pushback, prioritizing safety and community feedback.

Food bank usage in Canada has surged, with 1 in 10 Toronto residents relying on them, reflecting a national crisis.

Toronto had the highest poverty rate among Canadian cities over 500,000 in 2022, with child poverty rising sharply to 25.3%.

Nine wards in Toronto reported child poverty rates of 30% or more.

The Green Line aims to improve the lives of Torontonians through innovative local news reporting and community engagement.

Toronto's new 10-year plan aims to invest significantly in arts and culture, ensuring accessibility and support for local artists and cultural organizations.

Toronto is a diverse and vibrant multicultural hub, offering unique accommodations and local culinary experiences.

The Drake Hotel and Ode Toronto are key destinations reflecting local culture and community.

Toronto offers a blend of culture, iconic landmarks, and unique experiences, making it an essential destination for travelers.

Trampoline Hall features amateur speakers presenting on diverse topics, leading to creative and engaging audience interactions.

The event has a rich history in Toronto and has successfully expanded to other cities.

Trudeau's government will help preserve the financially threatened Original Santa Claus Parade in Toronto, a cherished holiday tradition.

A woman has been charged with first-degree murder for the September shooting death of Triston McNally in Toronto.

A Toronto man faces charges for drugging and sexually assaulting two people in 2022, with investigators suspecting more unidentified victims.

Marvin Baah was a 26-year-old shooting victim in Toronto; police seek public assistance for investigation and closure for the family.

A 22-year-old man was arrested for allegedly sex trafficking a woman in Toronto, using deception and violence over several months.

Sean Collins, 34, was fatally stabbed in an altercation in Toronto; another man was charged with second-degree murder.

A stabbing incident in Toronto led to one man's death and another's serious injuries, prompting an investigation by the homicide unit.

Toronto's hotel tax will temporarily rise to 8.5% to fund expenses related to the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

The increase aims to cover a $95-million funding gap, with a projected $56 million raised from the tax.

Toronto proposes a temporary increase to hotel tax to help fund FIFA World Cup 2026 costs, generating an estimated $56.6 million.

Toronto implements a new bylaw to protect tenants from unjust evictions under the guise of renovation, effective July 31, 2025.

Toronto needs to incentivize the development of 20,000 new rental homes to address a significant housing shortage.

The Bloor Street West bike lanes have sparked polarized opinions in the community meeting, revealing both support and opposition among attendees.

Removing bike lanes in Toronto is projected to cost $48 million and complicate logistics, undermining previous investments and requiring redesign of roadways.

Proposed regulation may allow removal of bike lanes on major Toronto streets, exceeding sectional cuts, amid concerns over traffic congestion and safety.

Safety improvements for cyclists and pedestrians are prioritized despite government-imposed restrictions on new bike lanes.

Residents emphasize the urgent need for safer streets due to a history of traffic accidents.

Mayor Olivia Chow advocates for collaboration on bike lane designs instead of removal, highlighting significant economic and traffic impacts.

A prayer walk in Toronto aimed to unite communities against gun violence and hate crimes, highlighting the rise in such incidents.

A 16-year-old was charged with second-degree murder linked to earlier homicide after a shooting incident involving 100 gunshots in Toronto.

Toronto city council has approved a plan for 20,000 new rental homes to address the housing crisis.

Toronto's vacant home tax has seen increased participation this year despite initial technical issues with the online declaration portal.

Federal immigration cuts may hinder family reunification for newcomers, according to Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow.

Toronto observes Remembrance Day 2024 with significant ceremonies reflecting on military history and honoring sacrifices made by veterans.

Toronto honors 10 years since the Afghanistan war, recognizing the sacrifices of local veterans and emphasizing wider acknowledgment of modern military conflicts.

Toronto is increasing temporary shelter spaces to combat rising homelessness this winter, but officials admit it won't meet the increasing demand.

Two girls accused of attacking a homeless man chose a judge-only trial instead of a jury, amidst broader legal issues involving youth crime.

City crews worked to clear a homeless encampment but left at least two individuals without shelter, highlighting ongoing encampment challenges in Toronto.

The Phoenix Concert Theatre in Toronto will remain open until 2026, allowing time for relocating due to development plans for the current site.

Henry Moore's legacy in Toronto is celebrated with the Henry Moore Day, marking the 50th anniversary of the AGO's dedicated Sculpture Centre.

A tragic house fire in Toronto resulted in the death of an infant and left a woman hospitalized, with an ongoing investigation into the cause.

A significant house fire in Toronto's Beaches led to a three-alarm response with 32 fire trucks, but damage was largely contained to one home.

A male victim was found dead following a house fire in Etobicoke, prompting an investigation into the cause.

Closure of supervised consumption sites in Toronto will increase public drug use and overdoses, as significant numbers of users will lose access.

Toronto's animal cadaver retrieval response time can take weeks, prompting moves to improve it to 48 hours following community complaints.

Toronto Public Health will focus on vaccinating select high-risk populations instead of the general public due to funding cuts for mass immunization clinics.

Toronto is implementing a 10-year economic growth strategy aimed at doubling its GDP in 25 years with a focus on sustainability and government support.

High-speed rail could significantly connect Montreal and Toronto, enhancing economic growth and environmental sustainability.

Ongoing sexual assault trial of Toronto Coun. Michael Thompson faces allegations of Crown misconduct, violation of court orders, and witness testimony preparation.

Coun. Michael Thompson resigned from the FIFA World Cup committee as his sexual assault trial progresses.