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Intersection of Bay Street and Harbour Street in downtown Toronto closed beginning Friday for road reconstruction

October 4, 2017

The City is making progress on the construction of the new off ramp from the Gardiner Expressway to Lower Simcoe Street. As part of the project, Harbour Street needs to be reconstructed and widened. To complete that work, beginning on Friday, October 6 at 9 p.m. and extending to Tuesday, October 10 at 5 a.m., the intersection of Bay Street and Harbour Street will be fully closed to traffic, pedestrians and cyclists.

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Toronto Sign features My City My Six stories

September 21, 2017  

The City of Toronto's My City My Six project is now showcasing 150 six-word stories from Toronto residents on the Toronto Sign at Nathan Phillips Square until spring 2018.

"What better place to display short, six-word stories about our city than right on the Toronto Sign," said Mayor John Tory. "The My City My Six project helps us all see our city in different ways and better appreciate the experiences of our fellow residents."

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City of Toronto staff currently reviewing latest census data

September 13, 2017

This morning, Statistics Canada issued the latest release of the 2016 Census data on income. City staff are reviewing the data and will be available to respond to media inquiries about the latest census findings as of noon tomorrow, September 14.

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Winners of the 2017 Toronto Urban Design Awards announced

September 13, 2017  

This evening at a ceremony at the Palais Royale, members of the design and development community came together to celebrate the 2017 Toronto Urban Design Awards winners.

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Toronto moves to open an interim supervised injection service

August 14, 2017                

In response to the increasing overdoses and overdose-related deaths in the community, Toronto Public Health will soon open an interim supervised injection service. This interim site is intended to provide immediate services while work is completed to open the City's permanent supervised injection site this fall. Supervised injection services are health services that provide a safer and hygienic environment for people to inject pre-obtained drugs under the supervision of qualified staff.

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