The following is a list of the 2025 designated and statutory holidays for members of the Toronto Public Service. New Year’s Day (2025): Wednesday, January 1 Family Day: Monday, February 17 Good Friday ...

Each May, Doors Open Toronto invites the public to explore the city’s most-loved buildings and sites, free of charge. The event provides rare access to buildings that are not usually open to the ...

From farmers’ markets to neighbourhood bazaars, flea and vintage markets, public markets are central to communities. Toronto boasts more than 160 community-based public markets which support more than ...

E-Scooters. E-Bikes In Toronto, e-scooters are not allowed to be operated on public roads, sidewalks or paths, regardless of user age.: E-bikes are allowed on public roads but not on sidewalks in ...

Find out more information about the City of Toronto's 158 neighbourhoods and how they were created.

The City of Toronto’s Data for Equity Strategy aims to support City divisions in collecting socio-demographic data to analyze, use and apply disaggregated data to inform equitable program planning and ...

Register for upcoming consultations using the Upcoming Events table below. For instructions on how to participate in public consultations using the online tool WebEx, please visit Participate in City ...

From July 4 to 20, support more than 220 local restaurants serving up three-course prix fixe menus at six price points for lunch or dinner. Reservations are accepted for seatings between July 4 and 20 ...

Submit an Event. All submitted events must meet provincial and municipal requirements, legislation and restrictions on gatherings. Submit an Event ...

Mayor Olivia Chow was joined by Councillor Anthony Perruzza (Black Creek-Humber River) and City of Toronto staff to break ground on a new state-of-the-art, 80,000 square foot net zero community and ...

Celebrate everything you love about Canada on July 1 with live performances and fun activities at events across the city. Admission is free.

Dundas Street West, south side, looking west from Mavety Street, 1982 (Toronto Public Library). A Heritage Conservation District Study will provide an understanding of the area’s history and heritage ...