Sidewalk plow breakdowns and a blizzard of 311 calls. City hall debates winter storm response
Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow called the city's response to the biggest storm of this winter "a failure." On Thursday afternoon, ...
‘Canadians take care of each other’: Toronto council approves response plan to Donald Trump’s tariffs
Toronto city council unanimously approved a response plan to Donald Trump’s tariffs despite some objections that the measures ...
Doug Ford Calls for “Team Canada” Approach
Ontario Premier Doug Ford urges a united Canadian response to Trump's 25% car import tariffs, proposing retaliatory tariffs ...
‘BE BRAVE’: Toronto councillors give themselves gigantic raises
Toronto city councillors found the courage to hike their own salaries by 24%. On Thursday evening, Shelley Carroll urged her ...
Toronto city council sounds alarm on planned federal cuts to shelter funding program
Toronto council is sounding the alarm this week after a new report highlights major federal funding cuts that will hurt the ...
Toronto city councillors vote to give themselves a roughly $33K pay raise
Toronto city councillors have voted to give themselves a staff-recommended pay raise of nearly 25 per cent.
Toronto councillors vote to give themselves a 24 per cent raise
Toronto city council has voted overwhelmingly in favour of increasing the salary for councillors by 24 per cent from $137,537 ...
Toronto councillors vote to give themselves 24 per cent pay raise
Toronto city councillors voted to give themselves a 24 per cent raise on Thursday after a report concluded they made less ...
Ford government looking at moving Ontario Place parking, canvassing new sites
Emails and meeting minutes obtained by Global News reveal meetings and discussions involving Toronto and Ontario considering ...
Toronto city councillors approve 24 per cent pay raise for themselves
City councillors have voted to give themselves a 24 per cent pay raise. Following a debate on Thursday evening, councillors voted 15-8 in favour of the recommendations put forth in a staff report ...
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‘Someone should be fired,’ Almost half of Toronto’s snow removal equipment was not operational during February snow storms
Nearly half of Toronto’s snow removal fleet was not operational during the February snowstorms due to maintenance issues.