Lake Ontario exclusion zone in force for the air show, Saturday to Monday
Toronto police have closed the Western Channel and Humber Bay to boaters during each day of the 77th Canadian International Air Show.
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Storm damage and your insurance: what is covered, and the Toronto subsidy worth up to $6,650
Wind and hail are usually covered. Overland water and sewer backup usually are not, unless you bought them. And Toronto will pay most of the cost of a backwater valve or sump pump.
Toronto orders Live Nation to fix storm-damaged Rogers Stadium before AC/DC show
The city issued an “order to remedy unsafe building” after Wednesday’s storm collapsed part of the north grandstand. An engineer’s report is due September 8. The sold-out September 16 concert has not been cancelled.
PCs hold two ridings, NDP keeps Scarborough Southwest in Ontario byelections
Turnout was about 25 per cent across the three ridings. The seat count at Queen’s Park is unchanged, and the Liberals came away with nothing.
Chow pledges property tax increases at or near inflation if re-elected
The mayor's campaign confirmed the commitment Friday. Her first three budgets ran 9.5, 6.9 and 2.2 per cent — and her rivals are already using that record against her.
Ontario starts pulling out Toronto’s bike lanes, beginning on Bloor West
The province is restoring vehicle lanes on Bloor, Yonge, University and Avenue Road after winning at the Court of Appeal. Its own commissioned research warned collisions could rise.
Toronto’s 100-year storm: 110 mm of rain, 65,000 without power, the DVP under water
Wednesday's thunderstorm closed the Don Valley Parkway in both directions, cut power to 65,000 homes and drew nearly 1,500 calls to Toronto Fire. Here is what happened and where things stand.
Toronto Public Health is writing to Grade 2 and Grade 11 families about vaccination records
Letters are going out for the new school year. Records that are out of date can lead to a suspension order, and the fix is usually paperwork rather than a needle.
Toronto votes October 26. If you want a mail-in ballot, the deadline is September 24
Voter registration is open, 361 candidates are certified, and the vote-by-mail window is short. Here are the dates Toronto voters need in their calendar.
TTC fare capping starts: after 47 paid trips, the rest of the month is free
Monthly passes for adults, youth and seniors are gone. Here is how the new cap works, which cards count toward it, and who should still buy a pass.
