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Learn about the local government of Toronto, the largest city in Canada, and its structure, powers, and services. Find out how the city council, the mayor, the city manager, and the public service operate and manage the city's budget and affairs.
A business that buys, sells, or deals in old gold and other precious metals for the purpose of smelting and recovering the same metals and jewelry must obtain a Precious Metal Shop licence.
In the 1970s, jewellery in Canada began to gain more prominence, as it did around the world. What turned heads in Toronto was “Jewellery, 71,” the first international exhibition of contemporary jewellery in the city.
Find information and services for residents, businesses, visitors and newcomers in Canada's largest city. Learn about the latest news, events, programs and initiatives in Toronto.
Learn about the heraldic symbol of the city Toronto, designed by Robert Watt in 1999 after its amalgamation. See the description, motto, crest, supporters and former coats of arms of Toronto and its former municipalities.
The municipal government of Toronto (incorporated as the City of Toronto) [1] is the local government responsible for administering the city of Toronto in the Canadian province of Ontario. Its structure and powers are set out in the City of Toronto Act.
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Learn how the City of Toronto provides services and programs that impact your daily life and how it is governed by City Council, committees, boards and the public service. Find out the differences between municipal, provincial and federal levels of government in Canada.
