The October 2026 Toronto election may seem like a long way off, but intentions to run have already been declared and campaign ...

See our Launch and Introduction about the launch of the © Urban Cartoon Syndicate and the announcement by CityHallWatch. *** ...

We still don’t know when the Eglinton Crosstown LRT will open. It could be any day – the testing is all done. Or it could be ...

There is no shortage of distortion in our public discourse right now. Context-free photos. Selective anecdotes. Partial ...

The edifice of economic theory constructed over the last two centuries, to an extent in the shadow of physics, has been ...

The city’s Vision Zero team released its 2025 data yesterday and the trend lines are encouraging: overall, the number of ...

In the past few days, Toronto’s chronically testy conservation about mobility glommed onto the disappointing launch of the Finch West LRT (Line 6), which crawled along on its maiden journeys thanks to ...

Back in the summer, Therme went public with a somewhat perplexing development in its corporate life — a €1 billion merger of its two, somewhat related, operating divisions: Therme Erding, which owns ...

EDITOR’S NOTE: The University of Toronto’s School of Cities will be screening a re-mastered print of the film, “The Social Life of Small Urban Spaces, provided by NYC’s Project for Public Spaces, on ...

I’m not especially interested in carrying the beer (or wine) for a bunch of people who can buy super expensive homes. But Mayor Olivia Chow’s proposal to hike the municipal land transfer tax, which ...

I have lived for many years less than 30 metres from what was once one of Toronto’s storied corner stores — a green grocer known locally as “Dom’s” — for the owner, Domenico Cozzi. He and his wife ...

In a widely read, shared and commented upon column in Saturday’s Globe and Mail, columnist Robyn Urback asked a question that, I’d say, is on a lot of people’s minds these days: how did we “normalize ...