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City of Toronto By-Law Status Register |
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Welcome to the City of Toronto by-law status register. The City of Toronto and the municipalities that make up the new City have passed more than 180,000 by-laws. Many of these by-laws are still in force today. The City Clerk’s Office uses a by-law status register to track the history of how the municipalities amended the by-laws and other details of many of these by-laws. The register also documents the relationship among by-laws.
You can use the by-law status register to track the status of by-laws and view the amendment history and other details about a by-law.
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The register contains information on the following by-laws:
- City of Toronto By-laws from 1998 to the present
(current to 2012-0106)
By-laws from the former municipalities:
- Toronto by-laws
From 1834 to 1997 (complete collection)
- East York by-laws
From 1967 to 1997
- Etobicoke by-laws
From 1978 to 1997
- North York by-laws
From 1922 to 1997 (complete collection)
- Scarborough by-laws
From 1850 to 1997 (complete collection)
- York by-laws
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- Metropolitan Toronto by-laws
From 1953 to 1997
The City Clerk’s Office updates the register as City Council passes new by-laws.
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Please note that council and committee documents are provided
electronically for information only and do not retain the exact
structure of the original versions. For example, charts, images and
tables may be difficult to read. As such, readers should verify
information before acting on it. All council documents are available
from the City Clerk's office. Please e-mail
clerk@toronto.ca.
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