Data includes: Building lines, hydro towers, curbs, curblines, curb points, catch basins, electrical pols, garage lines, garage polygons, general poles, historical sites, fire hydrants, light standards, miscellaneous structures, parks, pathways, pedestrian street lights, railways, spot elevation, street car tracks, street lines, street names, subway tracks, telephone poles, traffic lights, and transmission lines.

Orthorectified Colour Air Photos of the city of Toronto

Orthorectified Colour Air Photos of the city of Toronto

Data includes: Building lines, hydro towers, curbs, curblines, curb points, catch basins, electrical pols, garage lines, garage polygons, general poles, historical sites, fire hydrants, light standards, miscellaneous structures, parks, pathways, pedestrian street lights, railways, spot elevation, street car tracks, street lines, street names, subway tracks, telephone poles, traffic lights, and transmission lines.

The Public Safety Data Portal is intended to improve the understanding of policing, improve transparency and enhance confidence through the creation and use of open data for public safety in Toronto. Datasets contain information about major crimes, traffic collisions, and other public safety matters.

The Lidar data was collected between April 20, 2014 and May 6, 2014 as well as between April 3, 2015 and April 25, 2015
It includes the following data types.
1m Grids (XYZ ASCII), Bare Earth and Full Feature
Hillshade Images (Geotiffs), Bare Earth and Full Feature
Point Cloud (LAS v1.2, ASPRS Classes)

50cm Contours (shp, CAD)
Metadata (.pdf format, LiDAR Summary)