City cracks down on "illegal" Food Trucks

[someMidTowner]

CBC:
Toronto mulls changing food truck regulations
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/toronto-mulls-changing-food-truck-regulations-1.2984138

 

[treasureseeker]

food truck regulations may be to protect toronto citizens from potential problems, but makes it so much difficult for more of these tasty businesses to begin. it's too bad there are so many barriers to entry.

 

[TORealtyBlog]

Apparently the new Honest Ed's Re-Development is going to be home to food-trucks, unfortunately it won't be for a while. http://www.thestar.com/news/gta/2015/03/03/honest-eds-development-plan-envisions-1000-rental-housing-units.html

 

[urbandreamer]

Food trucks are environmentally backwards. If you've ever seen a truck in a mechanics shop ....

I don't understand how downtown hipsters who bike, walk and use transit tolerate such hypocripsy.

 

[christiesplits]

These are changes being considered amid push for more food trucks and sidewalk vendors in Toronto​

These are changes being considered amid push for more food trucks and sidewalk vendors in Toronto

Toronto could see an increase in the number of food trucks, street vendors, and amplified musicians and buskers in the city if a set of new recommendations is adopted.

www.ctvnews.ca

Changes would include letting food trucks operate longer hours and reducing permit fees.