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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.
Toronto restaurants and bars can now apply or renew their CaféTO curb lane patios for 2026. The City aims to have most ready for the Victoria Day long weekend.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
The TTC’s board-approved budget includes a third consecutive fare freeze, fare capping and added service. Most of the budget now goes to the city for consideration.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
Six performers will make their Mainstage debut as Toronto audiences help shape Second City's next revue. The limited run begins Jan. 13 at the theatre on Harbour Street.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
Toronto extended its point streak to seven games with a home win over Florida on Tuesday. Auston Matthews scored his 422nd career goal after a pre-game celebration attended by Mats Sundin.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
Toronto residents can nominate non-profit organizations that have made a difference in their communities. Submissions close Feb. 1, with recipients to be honoured in May.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 1 min read
An overnight imaging partnership gives emergency patients at St. Joseph’s Health Centre access to CT scans and results without waiting until daytime. Unity Health Toronto says the arrangement has shortened emergency department stays.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
Toronto’s Earl Bales Ski and Snowboard Centre opens Wednesday, with lift tickets ranging from $21.29 to $40.65. The main and beginner hills will be available, while two other hills remain temporarily closed.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
A city briefing note puts Toronto’s share of government revenue from Taylor Swift’s six concerts at about 20 per cent. The findings come as the city prepares to host six World Cup matches this year.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read
A developer plans an 87,000-square-foot data centre at 154 Wicksteed Ave., replacing an existing building. Access to enough electricity for AI servers remains a key challenge.
By Toronto Voice Staff · 2 min read