Request for the Province to Rescind Provincial Regulation Overriding Toronto’s Construction Noise

Request for the Province to Rescind the Provincial Regulation Overriding Toronto’s Construction Noise By-Law - by Councillor Kristyn...

Suffering from excessive construction noise during COVID-19?

Why is the Province permitting this noisy work to occur more frequently, especially if you are expected to stay in your home? Excessive...

Police take action on excessive traffic noise

Awareness & Enforcement for Unnecessary Noise Toronto Police Traffic Services The City of Toronto and the Toronto Police Service hear...

Muffler Noise

To all GYRA board members: Tonight the Mayor held a press conference in front of the Yorkville Fire hall (I attached a few photos). The...

What you can do to help!

Join the Toronto Noise Coalition. See the “Join the TNC” tab on our web site TorontoNoiseCoalition.ca. Use the “Contact Us” tab on the...

Next Steps for the Toronto Noise Coalition

We continue to advocate for a better noise bylaw. We make use of opportunities, such as the recent interviews about noise in the City on...

Next steps for the City

Municipal Licensing and Standards is to develop an implementation plan that includes finalising the primary response model, updating the...

Canadian cities need to start turning down the volume

PUBLISHED JUNE 9, 2019 Noise is a defining feature of city life. The din of traffic. The blaring of sirens. The rumble of industry. This...

The City’s new Noise Bylaw

Despite our effort since 2016, Toronto’s new Noise Bylaw, adopted by City Council on April 16 (to come into effect October 1, fails to...

Press acknowledges the importance of regulating noise

Our objectives been supported recently in the June 10 Globe and Mail editorial, “Its Time to Turn Down the Volume”, that raised the...

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