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Capital Projects Pipeline
This page provides advance visibility into capital projects planned to be issued for competitive procurement, helping industry plan capacity and resources. A capital project is... -
Outdoor Artificial Ice Rinks
This dataset includes data on outdoor Artificial Ice Rinks (AIR) and skate trails maintained by the City of Toronto Parks, Forestry and Recreation (PFR) division. The City... -
School Locations - All Types
A geographical file covering the City of Toronto that contains all the point location of schools that we have. It also contains the private schools to the best of our knowledge. -
Neighbourhood Profiles
The Census of Population is held across Canada every 5 years and collects data about age and sex, families and households, language, immigration and internal migration,... -
Transit Oriented Communities
This dataset provides a spatial representation of Transit‑Oriented Community (TOC) sites across the City of Toronto. The map identifies publicly owned lands located near... -
Development Pipeline
The Development Pipeline examines how and where the city has grown over the past five years and provides insight on how it will continue to develop in the near future. The... -
Street Furniture - Bicycle Parking - Bicycle Locking Ring
The City installs and maintains bicycle post-and-rings within the public right-of-way, typically on City of Toronto sidewalks and boulevards, wherever public bicycle parking... -
Green Spaces
Green Spaces is a geospatial dataset of polygons that is a point-in-time generalized representation of existing parks and open spaces within the City of Toronto. Green Spaces... -
Bridge Structures
Like all infrastructure, bridges and structures require ongoing maintenance. Regular inspections help the City ensure that its bridges and structures are well maintained and are... -
Parking Occupancy
The Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) operates a portfolio of several City-owned off-street parking facilities. This data is the utilization data from these assets, which is a... -
On-Street Permit Parking Area Maps
FID - System field Feature Id Shape - Feature Type (polygon) Area_id - Parking permit area identifier Permit parking areas within the City of Toronto are presented in map... -
Bicycle Parking - High Capacity (Outdoor)
This dataset identifies the location of all outdoor high capacity bicycle parking installed by the City of Toronto. This includes bicycle parking such as bike corrals and bike... -
Toronto Raccoon Activity Index
Raccoons (Procyon lotor) are a prominent feature of Toronto's urban environment, active across all 25 wards year-round. This dataset provides on quarter of painstakingly... -
Topographic Mapping – Building Outlines
Polygon layer representing the physical area of buildings. Building polygon collection is split into two “classes”. Simple buildings are buildings which are 3 storeys or less.... -
Long-Term Care Locations, City Operated
The data was obtained from the Long-Term Care Homes and Services Division in a list format. Data is used for business operation to support Long-Term Care staff at each of these... -
Deaths of People Experiencing Homelessness
Toronto Public Health (TPH) leads the data collection, analysis and reporting of deaths of people experiencing homelessness in Toronto. Toronto Shelter and Support Services... -
Deaths of People Experiencing Homelessness (Archival)
This dataset is retired and remains solely for archival purposes. The updated data can be found here Starting in January 2017, Toronto Public Health (TPH) began tracking the... -
Bicycle Cordon Count: 2010, 2013, 2014
The data in this repository was collected as part of the City of Toronto Bicycle Cordon Count studies carried out in 2010, 2013 and 2014. The dataset contains information on how... -
Bicycle and Micromobility Cordon Count
The data in this repository were collected as part of the 2022 Toronto Micromobility Cordon and Classification Count. The dataset contains information on how many cyclists and... -
Street Furniture - Automated Public Washroom
Toronto’s automated public toilets were first introduced in 2008. The automated public toilet is activated by inserting a $0.25 coin or token. Each unit is single occupancy and...