Politics
Toronto Expands Community Services in Priority Neighbourhoods for 2026
The 2026 budget measure reallocates funds to increase operating hours and staffing at community centres in priority neighbourhoods across the city.
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property
Toronto Investors Return After 18 Months, Reigniting Housing Price Competition
After an 18-month retreat, speculative and small-scale landlord buyers are returning to Toronto's resale market, sharpening competition for first-time purchasers and end-users who thought they'd caught a break.
wellness
Toronto's Outdoor Pools Open for Summer Lap Swimming
Toronto's outdoor pools and natural rock pools offer a refreshing way to stay active and healthy during the warmer months, with options for every skill level and location.
wellness
Napping: when it helps and when it hurts
Torontonians juggling long commutes and outdoor routines are learning that timing and duration decide whether a daytime rest restores energy or fragments the night.
property
Toronto Renters Save Thousands Annually as Home Prices Exceed $1.1 Million
With Toronto's average home price sitting above $1.1 million, a growing number of residents are running the math and finding the answer uncomfortable.
community
Toronto Hosts 26 World Cup Events: Where to Watch, Experience All Ages
The City of Toronto has updated its official guide to FIFA World Cup 2026 programming built around the host-city theme The World in a City.
property
Myst Toronto Hosts "Latina Foreva" Latin Dance Night Friday
A Latin-themed dance night lands at King West's Myst this weekend, tapping into Toronto's booming Latin nightlife scene.
Technology
Toronto AI Startup Raises $12M to Transform Canadian Supply Chains
After closing a $12 million Series A, Axiom Logistics is the startup Toronto's venture capital community is watching-and it could reshape how goods move across the country.
culture
Toronto Transforms Waterfront Into Hub for Creative Culture
From the Leslie Street Spit to the Bentway, Toronto is recalibrating its public spaces to reflect a more experimental and inclusive creative vision.
property
Toronto's Rental Vacancy Hits Record Lows as Competition Intensifies
With downtown condo prices reaching $700,000, renters face intense competition in a market with near-record low vacancy rates
property
Birch Cliff Delivers Toronto's Highest Rental Yields Among All Suburbs
Investors target Birch Cliff as surging rents and steady home prices make it Toronto’s top-performing suburb for returns.
Technology
Nexus AI: The Toronto Startup Redefining Supply Chain Visibility That Just Landed $47M
A King West-based logistics AI company is reshaping how Canadian enterprises track goods across borders-and reshaping venture expectations in the process.
property
First-Time Toronto Buyers Return, But Few Know Where to Look
Entry-level activity is picking up across Toronto, yet the path to a first home still runs through a narrow corridor of neighbourhoods and programs most buyers don't know exist.
Technology
Toronto Launches Free Digital Literacy Training for Job Seekers, Workers
Free training options and resource directories from city libraries and literacy groups support skill-building for employment needs.
property
Toronto's New Purpose-Built Rentals Transform Long-Term Housing Options
As buying a home in Toronto stays firmly out of reach for hundreds of thousands of residents, a new class of purpose-built rental buildings is reshaping what it means to rent long-term in the city.
news
Toronto Faces Critical Housing Affordability Decisions Affecting Low-Income Communities
As the city grapples with soaring housing costs, policymakers must make tough choices to address the needs of low-income and marginalized communities.
news
Toronto Emergency Services Face Critical Budget and Staffing Decisions
With response times climbing and station infrastructure crumbling, city hall faces a series of budget and staffing decisions that will define emergency services for a generation.
lifestyle
Toronto Expands Summer Recreation: Thousands of New Courses Open for Registration
The May announcement details thousands of new options and staggered sign-up dates for activities across the city.
property
Toronto Suburbs Now Offer Cheaper Mortgages Than Monthly Rent Payments
A shift in Toronto's mortgage-versus-rent math is pushing some cost-conscious households toward ownership in places they never expected to consider.
property
Toronto Build-to-Rent Projects Offer Longer Leases, Lower Costs
Toronto projects along the Danforth and near Bloor Street deliver longer leases and on-site services that ease renter pressures where average home prices sit at 1.1 million dollars.
wellness
Toronto's Public Rec Centres Offer Dozens of Weekly Fitness Classes
Toronto's publicly funded rec centres offer dozens of drop-in and registered fitness classes each week, here's how to find them, what they cost, and why now is a good time to start.
wellness
Afrodisiac Brings Amapiano Takeover to Mia Toronto This Saturday
Amapiano's infectious groove takes over Mia Toronto this weekend as Afrodisiac brings the South African sound to King West.
property
Toronto Investors Drive Housing Bidding Wars, Pushing Prices Higher
Renewed confidence among real estate investors is fuelling bidding wars for Toronto homes, pushing up prices in key neighbourhoods.
Politics
Toronto Launches Housing Initiative to Expand Affordable Options City-Wide
New housing and planning initiatives are set to expand affordable options and improve support services for vulnerable residents across Toronto neighbourhoods.
Technology
Toronto Cleantech Roadmap Reveals New Waste and Remediation Tools From Startups
City-backed testing initiatives and ranked ecosystem funding point toward new waste, remediation and reforestation tools.