City of Toronto
WEBThe official website for the City of Toronto. Toronto is Canada's largest city, the fourth largest in North America, and home to a diverse population of more than three million people.
How to Register for Recreation Programs – City of Toronto
WEBOn this page, you can find out when you can register for recreation programs, how to get your account ready, how to search for programs and how to register for them. Step 1: Find Your Registration Start Date. Registration is open in all districts for: 2024/25 After-school Recreation Care. Fall recreation programs.
Drop-in Skating – City of Toronto
WEBDrop in to a skating rink near you. Visit Skating, Figure Skating and Hockey Lessons for information on registered programs. Most indoor rinks (arenas) open for fall/winter and close in late March to late April. Outdoor artificial ice rinks typically open in late November and close for the season in March. Everyone on the ice must wear skates.
Swimming & Water Play – City of Toronto
WEBSwimming & Water Play. All outdoor pools, including wading pools, and splash pads are closed for the season. Indoor pools are open year-round. Outdoor pools, wading pools, splash pads and beaches are seasonal to the summer. This page has drop-in programming only. Explore Swim Lessons for details about instructor-led programs and classes.
Provincial Offences Act (POA) fines or tickets - City of Toronto
WEBNote: A police officer has 7 days to file a ticket, and it could take up to 15 days for the POA court to show a record of the offence. There are three options for dealing with a Provincial Offences Act ticket (other than a parking ticket). Within 15 calendar days, you must choose one of the following options: Plea of guilty - payment out of court (full payment of the …
Understand & Fight Evictions – City of Toronto
WEBIn Ontario, eviction issues are managed by the Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB). Landlords must follow a series of steps to legally evict a renter and you can only be evicted for valid and specific reasons. It is important to understand if your tenancy is covered by the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA) as it provides protections from evictions.
Applying for Ontario Disability Support Program through Ontario …
WEBOntario Disability Support Program. Disability Adjudication Unit. Box B18. Toronto ON M7A 1R3. You may request more time if necessary. If you have questions or need more time to complete the DDP, you can contact the DAU at 416-326-5079 (Toronto) or toll free at 1-888-256-6758. Before you mail in your package:
Buying, Selling or Moving – City of Toronto
WEBTax and Utility Certificate. Consult with your lawyer about obtaining a Tax and Utility Certificate; a certificate will provide:. current status of the property taxes and/or utility account; any upcoming property tax due dates or utility bill due date If you are a new property owner and not aware of any upcoming tax instalments or utility bill due dates, …
Where to Apply for Subsidized Housing – City of Toronto
WEBAll of the places you can submit a housing application are listed on the map below with different coloured push pins for different types of housing: Aboriginal. Adults, seniors and various groups. Youth. Click on a push pin for the address, phone number, hours and other details. See a map and list view of where to apply for subsidized housing.
Rent-Geared-to-Income Housing – City of Toronto
WEBRent-Geared-to-Income (RGI), or subsidized housing, is made available by the City to make rent affordable for households. In most cases, RGI rent is 30 per cent of a household’s monthly Adjusted Family Net Income (AFNI). The AFNI is determined annually using each household member’s Notice of Assessment (annual income tax return).