Nathan Phillips Square is ranked #12 out of 16 things to do in Toronto. See pictures and our review of Nathan Phillips Square.

Located in front of City Hall, Nathan Phillips Square is an events landmark in the centre of the city. During the summer, the square is in motion daily, with people watching concerts and dance ...

Toronto’s Government Management Committee has recommended boosting the budget of the revitalization of Nathan Phillips Square by another $10 million to $70 million. If Toronto Council goes along with ...

Mayoral candidate Gil Penalosa was set to hold a little campaign press conference outside of Nathan Phillips Square today - until he was kicked out for not having a permit. City Hall reporter for ...

Come celebrate the new year with me at a city skating party! Join me and city councillors on Sunday, January 7, from 2 to 4 p.m. at Nathan Phillips Square.

While city staff acknowledge that major rehabilitation and preservation of Nathan Phillips Square will likely have to wait, there is $1.1 million set aside for some planning and design work over ...

The city has unveiled the four finalists for the redevelopment of Nathan Phillips Square, Toronto’s main civic space in front of City Hall. We asked you what you think of the designs. Here’s ...

The City of Toronto has given a group of anti-racism protesters until Monday to remove a tent encampment from Nathan Phillips Square that has been set up since June. Demonstrator Jonathan Taylor ...

On Wednesday, September 21, the City of Toronto held a small presentation and reception on the new stage at Nathan Phillips Square to celebrate the end of a hard-fought 10-year revitalization project.

The Toronto sign in Nathan Phillips Square has become one of the most iconic landmarks in the city ⁠— and it's about to be replaced. No need to worry though, it'll only be replaced by a ...

More than 20 large painted teepees have been erected in Toronto's Nathan Phillips Square as the city holds a festive celebration over two days to honour the legacy of residential school survivors.

Mayor Rob Ford gave a wake-up call Tuesday to the homeless sleeping in Nathan Phillips Square. Ford asked city officials to “remove” those sleeping in the square at Toronto City Hall. “I ...