Geocoded data containing information about all homicides occurring in Toronto between 1990 and November 2013. Data made available in Tableau proprietary format by the Toronto Star and converted to shapefile and .csv by Map & Data Library staff in January 2014.
Aboriginal Lands: Detailed description of Aboriginal Lands including links to Product specifications, complete collection level metadata and other supporting documentation also available.
To request access, if you are a current U of T student, staff, or faculty, please email mdl@library.utoronto.ca
Contains:
1) Basic property report correlating the ownership PIN to the assessment roll number.
Clutter Classification : 0 Unclassified / 1 Inland Water / 2 Open / 3 Low Tree Density / 4 High Tree Density / 5 Rural areas/low residential / 6 Suburban / 7 Suburban With Tree / 8 Urban Low Density / 9 Urban Medium Dense / 10 Urban High Dense / 11 Skyscrapers/High-rise / 12 Industrial Area/Comme
Comprehensive road network file; roads, streets, etc. Clipped from CanMap Route Logistics Ontario v2009.4 by University of Toronto at Mississauga Library staff.
Fields include:Number of Lanes, Addresses on left, addresses on right, fire routes
Oakville, Milton, Halton Hills, Brampton, Mississauga, Toronto
Vaughan, King, Caledon, and Brampton
Derived from: Toronto Harbour Commission land surveys and former City of Toronto property data maps available through the University of Toronto Data and Map Library; municipal property assessments from the City of Toronto Archives; land transfer agreements from the Archives of Ontario; as well as