Toronto tools and lookups
Toronto is a municipality in Ontario. Municipal tools are the narrowest tier on this site: they follow bylaws, fee schedules and permit processes that a city council sets, which neither the province nor the federal government publishes in one place.
This hub lists the 8 tools on TNAADO Tools that are specific to Toronto, Ontario. The largest groups are Canadian Tools (6) and Calculators (2). Every page is free, runs in your browser and names the rule or register it uses, so you can check the source before relying on the number.
Canadian Tools · 6 tools
DineSafe Toronto Lookup: Restaurant Inspection Results
Look up a Toronto restaurant's DineSafe inspection result: what Pass, Conditional Pass and Closed notices mean, and a direct link to the City search.
Canadian · Toronto Check a Toronto restaurant, bakery or cafe on the City's DineSafe search, and read what a green, yellow or red notice actually means. Important, up front: the live inspection results are on toronto.ca; this page does not copy or proxy them…
Parking Ticket Lookup by City: Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary
Find where to look up and pay a parking ticket in Toronto, Ottawa, Calgary, Vancouver, Edmonton and Winnipeg, and what details each City asks for.
Canadian · Municipal Choose the city that issued the ticket to see what to have ready and go to that City's own payment page. Important, up front: only pay through the City's own page. Toronto and Vancouver have each warned about text messages that look like…
Toronto Building Permit Fee Estimator 2026
Free estimate of City of Toronto residential building permit fees: new house, addition, renovation, basement, underpinning, deck or garage, at 2026…
Canadian · Toronto · Renovation Toronto prices a permit as a rate per square metre times the area of the work, with a minimum fee. This uses the City's own rates effective 1 January 2026. A 100 m² new house or addition is $1,856.00 at $18.56 per m². Finishing…
Toronto Building Permit Status: How to Check
How to check Toronto building permit status: the City permit and inspection status search, zoning review status, planning applications and Property…
Canadian · Toronto Toronto has separate City services for building permits, zoning reviews and planning applications. Choose what you filed and go to the right one. Important, up front: the City's status site covers active permits 10 years old or less, plus…
Toronto Business Licence Lookup: Is a Business Licensed?
Check whether a Toronto business holds a valid City business licence: where the official look up is, how to find licence types, renew, or download…
Canadian · Toronto Municipal Licensing and Standards runs the official look up for businesses holding a valid City of Toronto licence. Pick what you need to do and go straight to the right City page. Important, up front: this page is a signpost. The City…
Toronto Zoning Lookup: Find a Property's Zoning
How to find the zoning of a Toronto property: the City zoning by-law interactive map, Zoning By-law 569-2013, former municipal by-laws and Property…
Canadian · Toronto Find the zoning category of a Toronto address on the City's interactive map, then read what that category permits in Zoning By-law 569-2013. Important, up front: the City says its interactive map and by-law may not reflect every amendment…
Calculators · 2 tools
Property Tax Estimator 2026: Toronto, Calgary
Free 2026 property tax estimator for Toronto, Calgary and Edmonton using each city's published residential rate, with city and education shares split…
Tax · Toronto, Calgary, Edmonton Assessed value times the residential rate the city actually published for 2026, with the city and education shares shown separately. A property tax estimator for three cities whose 2026 residential rates are published on their…
Vacant Home Tax Calculator: Toronto & BC 2026
Free vacant home tax calculator: Toronto Vacant Home Tax at 3% of assessed value and the BC Speculation and Vacancy Tax, from official rates.
Tax · Toronto and British Columbia What an empty home costs in Toronto and in BC’s speculation and vacancy tax areas, at the rates the governments publish. Toronto charges 3% of the property’s current value assessment when a home is vacant six months or more…
Why these tools are listed under Toronto
A tool is placed under Toronto when its address or title names the place, as with DineSafe Toronto Lookup and Parking Ticket Lookup by City. The same tag is written into each page's structured data as the place it covers, so search engines and assistants can tell which rules a result was built for. Generic tools such as unit converters carry no jurisdiction and are not listed. Rates and thresholds change, so check the dated source on each tool before filing, paying or signing anything.
Related jurisdictions
- All Canada tools 750 tools
- All Ontario tools 104 tools