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Changes to parking and turning regulations on selected Toronto streets east of downtown core

April 6, 2017          

The City of Toronto is changing the peak-period parking and turning restrictions on some sections of Queen Street east of Parliament Street as well as along Broadview Avenue and Kingston Road to help minimize traffic congestion and improve the flow of streetcars and other traffic.

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Changes to parking and turning regulations on selected Toronto streets east of downtown core

April 6, 2017          

The City of Toronto is changing the peak-period parking and turning restrictions on some sections of Queen Street east of Parliament Street as well as along Broadview Avenue and Kingston Road to help minimize traffic congestion and improve the flow of streetcars and other traffic.

Read more: Changes to parking and turning regulations on selected Toronto streets east of downtown core

Toronto watermain, streetcar track and road construction work to reduce lanes on Wellington Street for several months

April 5, 2017

Wellington Street from Church Street to York Street in downtown Toronto will have lane reductions starting April 10, continuing through the summer into September for watermain construction work, streetcar track work and road resurfacing.

Two intersections – Wellington Street at Bay Street and Wellington Street at York Street – will be closed for shorter periods when the streetcar tracks are being reconstructed in the intersections. The dates for the work at those locations have not yet been determined.

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Council Highlights

Toronto City Council meeting of March 28 and 29, 2017                     

 

Council Highlights is an informal summary of a selection of the decisions Toronto City Council made at its recent business meeting. The City Clerk's formal documentation is available at http://www.toronto.ca/council.

 

 

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Tenants help shape future of Toronto Community Housing

April 4, 2017

Thirteen Torontonians have been selected to form the first Tenants First Resident Advisory Panel (RAP) to help shape the future of Toronto Community Housing. The panel members are tenants of Toronto Community Housing (TCHC) properties who will help City staff make recommendations to Council regarding the future of TCHC and the non-profit housing sector in Toronto.

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