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The City says preventable clogs can contribute to sewer backups, flooding risks and costly repairs. A media tour at Strachan Pumping Station will offer a look inside wastewater infrastructure.
Advance polls are open at two locations in each of Toronto's 25 wards from Oct. 6 to 11. Here's what voters need to bring and the options available for those who can't vote in person.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 3 min read
Toronto Public Health has confirmed 14 mpox cases since September and is urging eligible residents to start or complete their two-dose vaccine series. The health unit says the risk to the general public remains low.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
Toronto Fire Services is using Fire Prevention Week 2026 to warn residents about the fire risks of improperly charged lithium-ion batteries in phones, e-bikes and other devices.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
Homeowners can now download city-endorsed building plans for multiplexes at no cost, skipping part of the design process as Toronto pushes to add more housing in residential neighbourhoods.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
Subway service will end early between York Mills and Eglinton, and between Kipling and Jane, on several nights from Oct. 5 to 9. Shuttle buses will serve both sections.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
The City of Toronto, the Government of Canada and University Health Network are expanding their social medicine housing model to create roughly 200 new supportive homes across three sites, starting with about 80 homes near Toronto Western Hospital.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 4 min read
Toronto's all-night contemporary art event returns for its 20th anniversary this Saturday, transforming Old City Hall, Nathan Phillips Square and nearby sites with more than 70 projects.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
Candidates in Toronto's municipal election can put up signs as of Oct. 1, but the City's sign bylaw sets firm limits on size, placement and timing. All signs must come down by Oct. 29.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
The Frankfort Family Reena Residence opened in Toronto with 111 affordable homes for people with disabilities, seniors and older adults, funded by all three levels of government.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant, the former Don Jail and neighbourhood community spaces are among the sites welcoming visitors May 23 and 24.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
Felipe VI presented Margaret Atwood with the Joan Margarit International Poetry Prize at Victoria University on Wednesday. The Toronto ceremony included reflections on poetry, democracy and hope.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read