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Permits would mean more liability and take revenue away from local establishments, organizers say

Several Toronto street festival organizers say they won't apply for a new provincial permit allowing attendees bring their own booze to outdoor public events because it means more liability and they don't want to take revenue away from local establishments.

Water fountains, splash pads and pools will begin opening throughout May and June: mayor

Station, if approved, would be located at 1401 Harwood Avenue N., officials say

New city pilot program to make it easier to collect and use rainwater at home

Toronto residents can buy a rain barrel and downspout diverter for less than $10 starting Wednesday as part of a new city pilot program to make it easier to collect and use rainwater at home.

Decision made in the interest of safety of pedestrians and cyclists, councillors say

Toronto city council has voted to make side guards mandatory on all commercial trucks operating under contract to the city to protect pedestrians and cyclists.

Staff could cancel pilot project if there are 'unacceptable impacts'

A 14-year-old girl missing for nearly two weeks in Toronto was found safe in a home in the city on Thursday afternoon, police say.