The City of Toronto offers a wide range of safe, fun and high-quality recreation programs for people of all ages, skill levels and interests. Registration for summer camps and spring/summer recreation programs starts at 7 a.m. on the following dates for each district:
Saturday, March 3 for Etobicoke York
Sunday, March 4 for Scarborough
Tuesday, March 6 for North York
Links to city staff presentations on Port Lands flood protection from 2018 community consultations.
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Family Day is Monday, February 19, 2018. Here are the schedules for outdoor rinks in Ward 30.
For further details on Family Day activities and events in Toronto visit toronto.ca/familyday.
A year ago, a rallying community and a personal appeal from Olympic gold
By Samantha Beattie, Staff Reporter Mon., Feb 12, 2018
City council has voted to reduce property taxes by 50 per cent for some culture hubs and creative spaces.
With these spaces facing significant increases in property assessments in recent years, much like businesses on Yonge St, Councillor Joe Cressy (Trinity-Spadina) led the effort to establish a new tax subclass to make operating in Toronto more affordable.
Beginning on February 18, 2018 the TTC is changing vehicle types on the 505 Dundas and 506 Carlton routes from streetcars to buses to maintain service on these routes during the ongoing streetcar shortage. To accommodate buses running on these routes, the TTC is making temporary stop adjustments. These changes will be in effect until at least late 2018.
SAMANTHA BEATTIE, Staff Reporter Tues., Jan. 23, 2018
Inclusionary zoning would allow municipalities to force developers to create affordable housing units. However, many city councillors and housing advocates say if the province keeps its draft legislation as is it will miss an opportunity.
A homeless shelter is the first place Fazanah Khair Mohammad, her husband and five children lived when they arrived in Canada from Tajikistan.
