A proposal to close the Kennedy station parking lot for subway renovations in 2016...

A Toronto city councillor believes the composition of the mayor’s executive committee has nothing to do with gender balance, but everything to do with alliances.

A city committee will consider a proposal next week to implement off-leash dog hours in early mornings and late nights in select local parks.

Every year on April 22, communities get together to clean up their neighbourhoods and participate in events that educate them on how to be kinder to the environment. But every day should be Earth Day, says Keith Treffry of Earth Day Canada. “After Mother’s Day is over you still love your mom the rest of the year," he said.

A Scarborough facility that caters to clients with mental health and substance abuse issues has moved to reassure residents of the Danforth and St. Clair Ave. E., area that it has been, and will continue to be, a safe, responsible neighbour.

As Toronto works its way through budget challenges, the city's trees remain vulnerable to threats from harmful and invasive insect species. But on Feb. 14, the city's executive committee may have found a way to help.

This is the biggest item that will come across the desk of a councillor and the most important issue facing Toronto

Today is his seventh wedding anniversary. Yesterday, he won re-election in Scarborough Southwest. Cheers greeted incumbent Liberal MPP Lorenzo Berardinetti as he and his wife, Coun. Michelle Berardinetti, entered his campaign office after his victory in the Oct. 6 election became clear.

After months of emotional debate, City Hall’s executive committee heard from over 200 deputations during a 20-hour marathon meeting that wrapped up early Tuesday morning. Mayor Rob Ford and his 13-member committee heard from many Torontonians about proposed service cuts.

For mothers like Nanette Malungkit and Niky Stavarakis, the newly opened Warden Hilltop community centre means a variety of facilities in a more convenient location.

Some Ward 35 residents aren't ready to fully embrace the environmentally friendly plans for the soon-to-open Warden Hilltop Community Centre. Concerns were raised last Wednesday at a community meeting meeting in the cafeteria of W.A. Porter Collegiate about the number of parking spaces and programming at the new community centre.

Mayor Rob Ford announced his committee appointments Nov. 29, including several Scarborough councillors.