169,269
indexed records
The dataset is now large enough for city-scale storytelling.
TorontoList combines events, places, people, services, and City business licence history into a single presentation layer.
158,709
historical licence records
City business licences dominate the evidence base.
37,340 active and 121,369 cancelled records are available locally.
42,518
records
Food and Drink is the largest business category.
Category-level aggregation makes the licence archive legible without reading raw municipal class names.
9,619
active records
Food and Drink leads active licence records.
Active records are the most useful signal for current market and neighbourhood views.
10,822
ward records
Ward 11 has the highest licence concentration.
Ward-level charts provide a quick path into council-district and neighbourhood analysis.
7,507
street records
Yonge St is the strongest commercial corridor in the archive.
Street aggregation turns licence data into a corridor map for retail, food, and services.
16,352
records
SEATING CAPACITY OVER 30 is the most common licence condition.
Conditions expose operational constraints such as seating, zoning, and permitted use.
24,491
records
REFRESHMENTS is the most frequent endorsement.
Endorsements help reveal what businesses are actually permitted to do.
25,264
records
Unknown is the highest-volume postal area.
FSA analysis gives a postal geography lens for enrichment and coverage planning.
772
events
music is the largest event category.
Events give the static licence archive a current cultural layer.
4,203
places
Unknown has the most place records.
Place density is useful for guide generation, map experiences, and local discovery.
107
people
influencer is the most common people role.
The people dataset can help connect Toronto organizations, events, and communities.
37,340
source records
city_of_toronto_business_licences is the largest source stream.
Source mix charts explain where the system is strong and where new ingestion should focus.
