- Berczy Park’s reclined chairs raise accessibility concerns
Megan Camlasaran Eight reclined chairs in Berczy Park that were replaced with upright chairs should be returned due to accessibility concerns, some frequent visitors say. According to Shaun Pearan, a…
- New agreement partially saves Dominion Foundry
Julia Simioni, Senior Reporter Two of the four provincially owned Dominion Wheel and Foundries buildings are to be saved under an agreement announced August 20 between the City of Toronto…
- Changing street names won’t change street culture
Andre Bermon, Publisher In the last City Council meeting before the summer recess, our public servants put history to the test. In a 17-7 vote, council decided that the name…
- Cannabis shops fight for identity in local market
Donald Higney In Toronto’s downtown east, stores that sell cannabis have proliferated since the drug was legalized in October 2018. The Ontario Cannabis Store locator finds at least 10. How…
- Saint Luke’s Church redevelopment draws mixed reviews
Fiona O’Flynn Saint Luke’s United Church at Sherbourne and Carlton Streets may be redeveloped into a mixed-use apartment complex. The proposed design, by KPMB Architects, on behalf of United Property…
- Elegant warehouses on Front Street
Bruce Bell, Senior Columnist In the early 19th century a neighbourhood dry goods store was where one could buy a bag of chicken feed or a new hat. The town…
- Delayed Wellington Street project frustrates community
Megan Camlasaran With completion of the Wellington Street project delayed until next year, businesses in the St. Lawrence neighbourhood are frustrated and asking the City of Toronto for greater accountability.…
- ‘The neighbourhood has greatly suffered’ — Moss Park residents fed up with encampments, advocates look to the city for action
Julia Simioni, Senior Reporter Since the start of the pandemic, hundreds of homeless people have fled shelters and taken refuge in the growing number of encampments across the city. While…
- Re-entering the fitness space in Toronto’s East End
Emma Johnston-Wheeler Stage 3 of Ontario’s economic reopening plan took effect on July 16, spurring the resurgence of recreational fitness facilities in most of Ontario. Toronto followed the rest of…
Megan Camlasaran Eight reclined chairs in Berczy Park that were replaced with upright chairs should be returned due to accessibility concerns, some frequent visitors say. According to Shaun Pearan, a…
Julia Simioni, Senior Reporter Two of the four provincially owned Dominion Wheel and Foundries buildings are to be saved under an agreement announced August 20 between the City of Toronto…
Andre Bermon, Publisher In the last City Council meeting before the summer recess, our public servants put history to the test. In a 17-7 vote, council decided that the name…
Donald Higney In Toronto’s downtown east, stores that sell cannabis have proliferated since the drug was legalized in October 2018. The Ontario Cannabis Store locator finds at least 10. How…
Fiona O’Flynn Saint Luke’s United Church at Sherbourne and Carlton Streets may be redeveloped into a mixed-use apartment complex. The proposed design, by KPMB Architects, on behalf of United Property…
Bruce Bell, Senior Columnist In the early 19th century a neighbourhood dry goods store was where one could buy a bag of chicken feed or a new hat. The town…
Megan Camlasaran With completion of the Wellington Street project delayed until next year, businesses in the St. Lawrence neighbourhood are frustrated and asking the City of Toronto for greater accountability.…
Julia Simioni, Senior Reporter Since the start of the pandemic, hundreds of homeless people have fled shelters and taken refuge in the growing number of encampments across the city. While…
Emma Johnston-Wheeler Stage 3 of Ontario’s economic reopening plan took effect on July 16, spurring the resurgence of recreational fitness facilities in most of Ontario. Toronto followed the rest of…