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Registry of Dogs Subject to and Issued a Dangerous Dog Order
Dangerous Dog Orders issued to dogs by the City of Toronto that are currently active will be listed here. A Dangerous Dog Order is issued when it is confirmed that a dangerous... -
Building Permits - Green Roofs
The Green Roof By-law was adopted by Toronto City Council May 2009 under the authority of section 108 of the City of Toronto Act. Toronto is the first city in North America to... -
Traffic Calming Database
The Vision Zero Project Unit within Transportation Services maintains a database that tracks existing locations with installed traffic calming measures. These measures are... -
Multi-Tenant (Rooming) House Licences
All operators of multi-tenant houses across the City of Toronto are required to obtain a licence to operate. The following dataset includes all active and inactive licences... -
Motor Vehicle Collisions Involving Killed or Seriously Injured Persons
The City of Toronto’s Transportation Services Division receives collision data from the Toronto Police Service (TPS) for motor vehicle collisions that occur in the City of... -
Non Regulated Lead Sample
The City's Residential Lead Testing Program is a non-regulated program provided free of charge to residents concerned about the possibility of lead in their tap drinking water.... -
Traffic Signals Tabular
Please see "Traffic Signal Tabular Readme" for more info This dataset contains all the locations of the traffic signals in the City of Toronto with their operational... -
Park and Recreation Facility Projects
A city builds parks and recreation facilities so its people can build community. Investing in the right parks and facilities at the right times and in the right places ensures... -
Toronto's Dashboard Key Indicators
Key indicator data from City of Toronto divisions and agencies are shared with the City Manager's Office and made available through the Toronto's Dashboard application.... -
City Council and Committees Meeting Schedule Reports
This open data set provides access to meeting schedule data extracted from TMMIS. You can also access previous term meeting schedule data. City Council approves an annual... -
Registry of Declared Interest
Effective March 1, 2019, the Municipal Conflict of Interest Act, requires municipalities to make a registry of declarations of interest available for public inspection. These... -
Utility Cut Permits
The addresses and intersections provided in the file are references to the approximate locations of the Utility Cuts and do not represent the actual / specific locations. For... -
Registered Programs and Drop In Courses Offering
City of Toronto has a multitude of exciting programs for all ages. Whether public is looking for swimming, fitness, skating, skiing, arts and crafts or dance Parks, Forestry,... -
Outbreaks in Toronto Healthcare Institutions
Under the Ontario Health Protection and Promotion Act (HPPA), healthcare institutions (hospitals, long-term care homes and retirement homes) are required to monitor staff and... -
Road Reconstruction Program
This dataset includes 2 categories of road reconstruction: Road rehabilitation is the replacement of partial road pavement structure or entire road pavement structure for either... -
Road Resurfacing Program
This data shows the currently active, planned, or completed road resurfacing projects. Road resurfacing consists of the replacement of old asphalt surface with new asphalt... -
Local Appeals Body Appeals
This dataset includes information about appeals submitted to the Toronto Appeal Body for decisions of the committee of Adjustments on minor variances to zoning by-laws and... -
Building Permits - Pool Enclosures
See Toronto Building - Pool Permits readme.xls Dataset may not be complete because of limitations of selection criteria. -
Private Transportation Companies – Vehicle Operating Data
The City of Toronto collects trip and vehicle operating data from Private Transportation Companies (PTCs). This page contains data on the operations of PTC vehicles operating in... -
Noise Exemption Permits
The Noise Bylaw provides standards for noise in Toronto. This includes decibel limits and time restrictions for some types of noise. Individuals and organizations can apply for...