Toronto Public Health provides free, confidential programs and services for pregnant individuals and families with young children. You do not need a health card (OHIP) to access these supports. We all ...

Read the latest Congestion Management Plan progress dashboard. Toronto is a vibrant, dynamic and growing city with a great deal of investment in capital construction, transit expansion and private ...

Information on Toronto's neighbourhoods, including detailed demographic profiles about populations within each neighbourhood. Details of the population in each ward, including age, households, ...

If you are in need of emergency shelter space, please call the City of Toronto’s Central Intake line at 416-338-4766 or 1-877-338-3398 or by calling 311. Central Intake is a City-operated, 24/7 ...

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Toronto’s active surveillance program is intended to document locations where blacklegged ticks have become established using a tick dragging method. Tick dragging is a process to collecting ticks in ...

Access the Toronto Community Crisis Service (TCCS) by calling 211. In the case of an emergency, call 911. You or a loved one may want to call: When you feel overwhelmed When you want to talk to ...

Zoning for Low-Carbon Technologies is a comprehensive review of Toronto’s City-wide Zoning By-law 569-2013 with a focus on climate action. The study provides an opportunity to modernize the City-wide ...

The City is developing a Personal Watercraft (PWC) Safety Plan to improve safety along Toronto’s waterfront in advance of the 2026 summer season.

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Conveniently located at Dundas St. E. and River St., Artworks Tower consists of a 32-storey and an 11-storey residential development featuring 467 condominium suites. The building successfully ...

Paul Ainslie is an experienced and dedicated member of Toronto City Council, first elected in 2006. With more than 30 years of public service at the federal, provincial, and municipal levels, he ...