Today the City of Toronto released new information on toronto.ca/open
The City launched the Open Data website last year to allow everyone easier access to City of Toronto data. The data can be downloaded and used freely by community members in various ways, including for research and the development of new applications, such as the application created for Doors Open (released
Join Councillor Fletcher at the upcoming Community Consultation Meeting regarding the Lower Don Lands on Thursday, July 22 at the Ralph Thornton Centre. The Lower Don Lands are bound by the CN rail corridor to the north, the Ship Channel to the south, Parliament Street to the west and the Don Roadway to the east.
The presentation begins at 7 pm and will be followed by Open House for two City-initiated amendments:
Ashbridges Bay Maintenance and Storage Facility for New Streetcars and Leslie St. Connecting Track
Notice of Public Meeting
Wednesday July 28, 2010
The Toronto Transit Commission is hosting an information meeting on the Ashbridges Bay Maintenance and Storage Facility and the associated connecting track. This is an opportunity to learn more about this facility and the
Waterfront Toronto, in partnership with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA) , are now moving forward on an $8 million upgrade at Tommy Thompson Park, affectionately known as the Leslie Street Spit.
Leslie Street Spit will get a $8 million upgrade
by Joanna Lavoie
June 18, 2010
Leslie Street Spit will get a $8 million upgrade. Leslie Street Spit will be home to an upgraded ecological research station and interpretative area, among other additions to the man-made headland, which extends the city's east end into Lake Ontario for approximately five kilometers. Photo/COURTESY Waterfront Toronto, in partnership with the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority (TRCA), are now moving forward on an $8 million upgrade at Tommy Thompson Park affectionately known as the Leslie Street Spit.
At this morning's meeting, City Councillors acknowledged the Toronto Police Services Board's decision to hold an independent Civilian Review of the G20 Summit.
Independent Police Review of the G20 Summit
At this morning’s meeting, City Councillors acknowledged the Toronto Police Services Board’s decision to hold an independent Civilian Review of the G20
Join the Danforth Mosaic for its yearly Jazz Festival as Canada's top jazz ensembles take the stage rain or shine every Wednesday from 6 pm to 9 pm July 7 to September 1.
The Government of Canada has selected Toronto as the host city for the G20 Summit on Saturday and Sunday, June 26 and 27, 2010. Security for the Summit is being managed by the Integrated Security Unit, a joint security team led by the Royal Canadian Mounted Police in partnership with the Toronto Police Service, the Ontario Provincial Police, the Canadian Forces and Peel Regional Police.
Check out City Council Highlights for the June 8 and 9 session to find out about Sponsorship of LiveGreen Toronto events, changes to Toronto's vehicle idling bylaw, and more.
Refunds involving personal vehicle tax Council approved a new refund available for people who, before the licence renewal date, pay the City's personal vehicle tax (PVT) and move out of Toronto and/or return the licence plates. Council also approved a PVT refund that will apply to City-licenced taxi cabs in certain situations.
