Welcome Policy is a recreation fee subsidy to support Toronto residents access City-operated recreation programs. Eligible individuals and families will receive a financial credit for the year from ...

Starting August 1, 2026, Fair Pass will resume annual eligibility reviews. Active OW, ODSP and CCFS clients will be reviewed for renewal. If eligibility cannot be verified through City records, ...

Search the table below for grants, incentives and rebates offered by the City of Toronto to business owners, associations and not-for-profit organizations. Business Incubation & Commercialization ...

Never miss an update – sign up below to be notified when affordable rental and ownership housing RFPs/Calls for Applications are made available. As opportunities become available, the City of Toronto ...

This page reports data on the daily occupancy and capacity of Toronto’s shelter system. It is a daily snapshot of the occupancy and capacity of the system, updated every day except weekends and ...

An artist rendering of a conceptual park design developed in Phase 2. Construction and demolition have begun with noise levels highest during demolition. All work is following the City’s permitted ...

The City of Toronto offers many leadership and certification programs in First Aid, Aquatics, Sports and Camps. These programs will prepare candidates for both leadership and employment opportunities.

The AI-assisted Building Permit Application Pre-Check is a voluntary tool that helps identify potential issues before you submit your application. Learn about eligibility and how to use the pre-check ...

City of Toronto marks construction milestone for first project approved under EDGE Incentive Program Aug 27, 2026 News Release Toronto City Clerk certifies 361 candidates for 2026 municipal election ...

Eglinton-Lawrence Deputy Mayor for North York Mike Colle immigrated to Canada from his native Italy at the age of five and grew up in Downtown Toronto’s College Street area. Mike Colle went on to ...

The new park is open. Thank you to all the community members who provided their feedback throughout the engagement process.

Starting Tuesday, September 1, you can request to vote by mail for Toronto’s 2026 municipal election. Completed Mail-in Voting packages must be received by Toronto Elections by Wednesday, October 14 ...