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CivicBeam

Toronto civic intelligence

Track what Toronto is doing near you.

Start with an address, topic, permit number, licence number, or available dataset filter, then browse matching council, permit, and licence records where available. CivicBeam uses public City of Toronto data and does not replace official City records.

Try an address, permit work type, business licence, or council topic—we send you to the closest matching browse view.

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Independent civic viewer using public City of Toronto data. Freshness shown where available.

What you can track

CivicBeam is organized around how people actually follow city activity—not just which dataset a row came from.

  • Near your address

    Start with an address, intersection, or neighbourhood—then open matching permits, licences, and council records where available.

    Search by location →

  • By topic

    Follow council meetings and materials when you care about transit, housing, shelters, bike lanes, and more.

    Browse council meetings →

  • By ward or area

    Business licences include a municipal ward field in City open data. Councillor profiles include ward numbers. Permits do not support ward search; council meetings use keywords—not ward classification.

    Browse licences by ward →

  • By record

    Open a specific permit or licence number when you already have it from a City notice or article.

    Search permits by number →Search licences by number →

Want to follow changes over time? Set up a monitor—saved watches on CivicBeam derived signals (alerts apply after you save).

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Council meetings

Agendas, minutes links, and meeting context in one place.

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Permits

Search by address, status, type, and dates.

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Licences

Municipal licences by name, category, ward, and issue dates.

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