- Toronto construction and accidents
By Natalia Bialkowska – Toronto has two seasons, according to the joke: winter and construction. So, no surprise that it has been impossible this summer to travel in parts of…
- The Great Toronto Giveaway
By David Walsh & Mary Jo Leddy, Guest Contribution – Torontonians would be shocked if they saw the deals that the city and province have agreed to with developers over…
- 50 years ago, Simcoe Day marked my arrival to Toronto
By Bruce Bell, History Columnist – The first Monday in August is known in our city as Simoce Day, commemorating Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe’s arrival and the creation of…
- Building community in the Canary District with the Summer Festival
By Elspeth Chalmers – The weekend of July 23 and 24 marked the first instance of the Canary District’s Summer on Front Street Festival, with vendors from across the Downtown…
- Disputed grass: Cabbagetown businesses unsure about Parkscape installation
By Nelianne Bateman – Toronto hardly lacks green spaces, with High Park, Queen’s Park and numerous other parks, creeks, rivers and ponds scattered throughout the city. Yet few have the…
- Garden at Lord Dufferin Public School Beautified
By Kayla Higgins – Dufferin Public School has acquired some changes: daisies, tulips and perennials. In 2014, Maggie De Bruyne’s neighbour told her they wanted to adopt and beautify a…
- Catch me if you can
By Ben Bull, Columnist – Police were a little late to the scene last week when a teacher was run down at Castle Frank Road and Bloor Street East, outside…
- City mulls over Regent Park rezoning application for phase 4 & 5
By the bridge reporter – Tridel Builders Inc. and the Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) have requested increased density in phases 4 and 5 of the Regent Park revitalization project…
- Interim councillors appointed ahead of October’s election
By Matthew Filart – On June 1, Toronto City Council appointed two interim councillors to fill vacancies until the city’s October 24th election. Joe Mihevc will represent Ward 10, Spadina-…
By Natalia Bialkowska – Toronto has two seasons, according to the joke: winter and construction. So, no surprise that it has been impossible this summer to travel in parts of…
By David Walsh & Mary Jo Leddy, Guest Contribution – Torontonians would be shocked if they saw the deals that the city and province have agreed to with developers over…
By Bruce Bell, History Columnist – The first Monday in August is known in our city as Simoce Day, commemorating Lieutenant Governor John Graves Simcoe’s arrival and the creation of…
By Elspeth Chalmers – The weekend of July 23 and 24 marked the first instance of the Canary District’s Summer on Front Street Festival, with vendors from across the Downtown…
By Nelianne Bateman – Toronto hardly lacks green spaces, with High Park, Queen’s Park and numerous other parks, creeks, rivers and ponds scattered throughout the city. Yet few have the…
By Kayla Higgins – Dufferin Public School has acquired some changes: daisies, tulips and perennials. In 2014, Maggie De Bruyne’s neighbour told her they wanted to adopt and beautify a…
By Ben Bull, Columnist – Police were a little late to the scene last week when a teacher was run down at Castle Frank Road and Bloor Street East, outside…
By the bridge reporter – Tridel Builders Inc. and the Toronto Community Housing Corporation (TCHC) have requested increased density in phases 4 and 5 of the Regent Park revitalization project…
By Matthew Filart – On June 1, Toronto City Council appointed two interim councillors to fill vacancies until the city’s October 24th election. Joe Mihevc will represent Ward 10, Spadina-…