COVID-19
A new program will help Toronto restaurants and bars expand their patio spaces
Community rallies to help Pam’s Roti Shop avoid closure
Toronto shares memories after Tiny Tom Donuts founder passes away
Toronto galleries get creative to bring art and insight direct to homes with virtual programming
Another midtown street to become more pedestrian friendly as part of ActiveTO initiative
Tracking all cases of coronavirus across the GTA
Toronto’s share of the new federal funding for cities is roughly the amount it is losing every single week
Rogers and Blue Jays going to bat for Canadian food banks with new initiative
Students petition for lower tuition fees as universities and colleges across Toronto move courses online
Community-based testing for COVID-19 coming to high-risk communities in Toronto
Toronto teen is creating superhero face shields for frontline health-care workers
Yorkville association says the city should stop bike lanes and help business recover
Ontario extends emergency orders until June 9 despite declining hospitalizations
Toronto looks ready to OK a major increase in cycling infrastructure
Liberty Entertainment Group is donating 5,000 meals a week to health-care workers in new initiative
Listings the key to magnitude of possible Toronto real estate market price correction
One Loblaws opens, one closes after COVID-19 tests, and Fiesta Farms grocery store gets its first case
Premier Doug Ford wants weekend crowds at Trinity Bellwoods to get tested for COVID-19
One of Ontario’s largest overnight camps is proposing pilot project that includes new COVID-19 testing, isolation cabins and more
Popular French bistro the latest target in a string of break-ins at restaurants across Toronto
Parking lot patios and space in parks could be part of Toronto restaurant reopening plans
Toronto high school student raises $8,000 and buys medical equipment from China for local hospital
Toronto resident orders 440 pounds of famous Montreal bagels
University of Toronto reveals physical distancing plan for when classes resume in September
Motorists are moving pylons meant to create Toronto’s Quiet Streets
