The Province’s decision to allow big box stores to sell non-essential products while small independent retailers cannot do so is causing additional hardship for local business. Let’s do everything we can to help them during this extremely difficult time.

As much as possible, shop local.

The City is making it easier to do that by re-opening the CurbTO program, which creates temporary parking zones so that shops and restaurants on main streets can offer curbside pickup and delivery services. Businesses along main streets should visit http://www.toronto.ca/curbto to learn more …

While the pandemic is still present in Toronto, We know that exercise isn’t just good for your physical wellbeing, but for your mental health as well. That’s why this week, Toronto released its Welcome T.O. Winter plan, which provides safe ways for people to get outside in Toronto’s parks, including at our 54 artificial ice rinks and five golf courses.

If you’re looking to stay active this winter, here are some options to discover:

While you may have a favourite local hill to sled on, Toronto will …

The open air rink at Mel Lastman Square is due to open on November 28. In addition to being a great way to get some exercise, the rink is a great way to enjoy the outdoors and the winter weather.

Due to COVID-19, the city is taking extra precautions to ensure that people are safe and physically distanced. This year, we will be limiting the occupancy to 25 people on the rink at a time, and there will be staff and fencing to ensure that the …