Overview · 2026 · Capital Spending
Where Toronto’s
capital dollars
are going.
Three layers of government — municipal, provincial, and federal — have committed approximately $93.2B to capital infrastructure projects tracked here, spread across 14 categories. This is what that money looks like, where it comes from, and where it has been growing.
Projects with target dates
21
0 completed
Behind schedule
100%
21 of 21
Average slippage
1.5 years
past target completion
The shape of the budget
State of Good Repair alone accounts for 45% of all approved capital spending — roughly $42.3B. The top three categories together — State of Good Repair, Service Improvement and Enhancement, and Growth Related — account for 87% of the total. The remaining 8 categories share what’s left.
- 01State of Good Repair$42.3B
- 02Service Improvement and Enhancement$22.1B
- 03Growth Related$16.3B
- 04Unknown$7.0B
- 05Legislated$4.4B
Where the money comes from
Capital projects in Toronto are funded by three levels of government. The City of Toronto contributes 73% ($67.7B) of original approved budgets tracked here. The balance comes from Province of Ontario (24%) and Government of Canada (3%).
City of Toronto
73%
$67.7B of approved capital
Province of Ontario
24%
$22.2B of approved capital
Government of Canada
3%
$3.2B of approved capital