The Agent of Change: Why We Need Equal Protection
Published on: 26/06/2026
Toronto’s Agent of Change policy should be expanded city-wide so all residents have fair protection from new disruptive noise sources.
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Open-Air Patios: The Sounds of Summer
Published on: 26/06/2026
Patio season supports vibrant city life, but amplified outdoor sound must be managed carefully to protect nearby residents’ sleep and wellbeing.
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A New Solution: Stand-Alone Noise Meters
Published on: 26/06/2026
Stand-alone noise meters could help Toronto better document unpredictable noise disturbances and improve outcomes for residents affected by ongoing noise issues.
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The Frustrating Reality of Noise Enforcement
Published on: 26/06/2026
Noise reports can feel frustratingly ineffective when enforcement systems are slow, complex, and unable to respond to unpredictable amplified sound issues.
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Decoding EV Noise: How Loud is Too Loud?
Published on: 26/06/2026
A look at EV sound limits, pedestrian safety requirements, and why non-safety vehicle sounds should stay within healthy decibel standards.
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Think EVs Will Solve Traffic Noise? Think Again.
Published on: 26/06/2026
EVs have the potential to make cities calmer, but artificial exterior vehicle sounds and weak noise standards could undermine that progress.
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