Every streetlight pole, development application, City-run EV charger and street tree on one real map, set against what Toronto Hydro announced in 2026.
Four buttons under the map, four layers of real City data. The headline on the map answers each question in one sentence.
A development site opens its applications, status, height and a link to the City's file. A charger shows its ports. Anywhere else shows the neighbourhood.
"By neighbourhood" shades all 158 City neighbourhoods so you can compare areas at a glance.
Type a neighbourhood, an address or a charger location and the map flies there.
Pick one of the four tours above the map. The map moves with the narration, and every word appears in the story card. "How to use this map" walks you through every control.
The table lists every neighbourhood with every measure. Sort any column; click a row to see it on the map.
All 158 City of Toronto neighbourhoods. Sorted by the current layer. Click a row to fly there.
Streetlights, outages, connections, capital projects: we put them on a real map people can explore, with every figure traceable to its source.