- Condo proposed on Corktown arson site
Emma Johnston-Wheeler On March 24, Toronto Police Service’s 51 division published an appeal for witnesses to a Corktown fire now suspected as arson. This site of the fire was an…
- Market food tent feeding older Torontonians
Kayla Higgins Three Toronto organizations have come together to help feed the elderly population, as food insecurity increased in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Every Saturday from 4 to…
- Rich get richer as health crisis consolidates global wealth
André Bermon, Publisher Behind the hysteria of Covid-19 cases and deaths, the wealth of the top percenters continues to grow. While the pandemic has upended the lives of millions of…
- Waterfront For All calls for city-wide discussion of the island airport
Julia Simioni, Senior Reporter PortsToronto, the government agency that operates the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, on March 30 issued a request for interest (RFI) to identify a financial investor…
- History of George Street
Bruce Bell, Senior Columnist One block east of Jarvis Street, George Street between Front and Adelaide is arguably the oldest street in Toronto. Footpaths laid down by First Nations people…
- Ford government plans to take over First Parliament site for highrise development on Ontario Line
Donald Higney Deep in the details of the province’s plan for two new transit communities east of Yonge Street was a proposal to build five new highrise towers, three of…
- New mid-rise proposed at Parliament and Shuter
Jayne Kitchen Near the northwest corner of Parliament and Shuter, Core Development Group Ltd. has proposed to build a nine-storey mixed-use residential building. It would replace a single-storey commercial building,…
- Huge Esplanade revitalization project will alter movement patterns
Kayla Higgins Two of Toronto’s most historic streets may soon be getting a major renovation — if everything being proposed for the area is approved. Mill Street and The Esplanade,…
- Major changes to administrative justice coming
Andre Bermon, Publisher The Ford government is well on its way to amalgamating five provincial tribunals into a new Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT). The Ontario Land Tribunal Act, tabled in…
Emma Johnston-Wheeler On March 24, Toronto Police Service’s 51 division published an appeal for witnesses to a Corktown fire now suspected as arson. This site of the fire was an…
Kayla Higgins Three Toronto organizations have come together to help feed the elderly population, as food insecurity increased in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Every Saturday from 4 to…
André Bermon, Publisher Behind the hysteria of Covid-19 cases and deaths, the wealth of the top percenters continues to grow. While the pandemic has upended the lives of millions of…
Julia Simioni, Senior Reporter PortsToronto, the government agency that operates the Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport, on March 30 issued a request for interest (RFI) to identify a financial investor…
Bruce Bell, Senior Columnist One block east of Jarvis Street, George Street between Front and Adelaide is arguably the oldest street in Toronto. Footpaths laid down by First Nations people…
Donald Higney Deep in the details of the province’s plan for two new transit communities east of Yonge Street was a proposal to build five new highrise towers, three of…
Jayne Kitchen Near the northwest corner of Parliament and Shuter, Core Development Group Ltd. has proposed to build a nine-storey mixed-use residential building. It would replace a single-storey commercial building,…
Kayla Higgins Two of Toronto’s most historic streets may soon be getting a major renovation — if everything being proposed for the area is approved. Mill Street and The Esplanade,…
Andre Bermon, Publisher The Ford government is well on its way to amalgamating five provincial tribunals into a new Ontario Land Tribunal (OLT). The Ontario Land Tribunal Act, tabled in…