Are you registered to vote in the upcoming Toronto municipal election? If your answer is "I don't know" the city has launched a site to help you find out.

Starting Thursday afternoon, you can use the city's 

 to enter your name and address to see if you're already signed up.

You can also call 311 or email VoterRegistration@toronto.ca if that works better for you,&nbsp;the city said in a news release.

Voter information cards, meanwhile, will be mailed to those on the voters&nbsp;list starting on the week of Sept. 26, the city said.

Toronto's election is set for Monday, Oct. 24. There will also be an advance voting period from Oct. 7-14.

You can apply to vote by mail, the city said, but must do so before 4:30 p.m. on Sept. 23.

City punts $41M worth of paving work to next year

Millions of dollars worth of road resurfacing projects set to begin across Toronto this month have been delayed and experts warn putting off the work will cost the city more in the long run.

A road sign tells drivers to expect delays in a construction zone.

Millions of dollars worth of road resurfacing projects set to begin across Toronto this month have been delayed until next year. City staff say they needed to revise the scope of the projects and provide clarity to companies bidding on the work.

Expect delays road sign

Council candidates work to address voter apathy

As campaigning in Toronto’s municipal election begins to pick up, some candidates are working to address voter apathy and civic disengagement they worry could impact participation in the fall vote. 

Toronto's municipal election is underway and voters head to the polls on Oct. 24.

NPS Protest Toronto City Hall - Drone Shots

Toronto's municipal election campaign is underway and voters head to the polls on Oct. 24.

Why some familiar faces are taking a second shot at Toronto city council seats this year

Some familiar faces will take another shot at winning a seat on Toronto municipal council as the status quo at City Hall is poised to change in this fall’s election.

Drone shots of an empty Toronto City Hall and surrounding area on April 1, 2020. 

Toronto City Hall - Drone Shots

Toronto's next election is set for Oct. 24, with residents also being given the chance to vote by mail or at advance polls.

Here's how to see if you're signed up to vote in Toronto's election

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