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According to data from the Canadian Chamber of Commerce the year started off with a “burst of activity,” but in recent months spending has slowed.

A busy portion of Queen Street will soon be closed to all vehicle traffic for nearly five years as construction of the Ontario Line subway extension continues downtown.

A busy portion of Queen Street will soon be closed to all vehicle traffic for nearly five years as construction of the Ontario Line subway extension continues downtown.

Businesses across Toronto that will be impacted by the construction of the Ontario Line subway are asking Metrolinx for transparency and accountability over the course of the project,

Businesses across Toronto that will be impacted by the construction of the Ontario Line subway are asking Metrolinx for transparency and accountability over the course of the project, following widespread criticism of the transit agency’s handling of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT.

A new program will provide grants of up to $50,000 to Business Improvement Areas (BIAs) and other community organizations to “address the unintended effects that transit construction can have on local businesses,” Mayor John Tory announced on Thursday.

/CNW/ - Today, Google Canada surprised 22 Canadian small businesses participating in the Distillery Winter Village with a gift of $10,000 each, towards their...

Patios have started springing up along the city’s bustling streets since the May long weekend, marking the beginning of the third season of CaféTO, Toronto’s popular pandemic-inspired outdoor dining program.

Torontonians have less than two weeks until they cast their ballot in the upcoming provincial election but what exactly are the top priorities for residents?

Here is a a closer look at some of the top priorities that are on Torontonians’ minds ahead of the Ontario election.