- Resident associations across south Toronto banding together
Kayla Higgins Several south Toronto resident associations have joined together to have a stronger community voice on planning and policy. The Federation of South Toronto Resident Associations (FoSTRA), founded in…
- ‘Every extra table counts’ – CaféTO brings hope to local restaurants
Julia Simioni, Senior Reporter After a tough year for restaurants, the City of Toronto entered the first stage of its reopening from Covid-19 restrictions in mid-June, allowing patios in Toronto…
- Moss Park plans revealed in downtown segment of Ontario Line
Emma Johnston-Wheeler Though the Moss Park Station is expected to be the Ontario Line’s sixth busiest, it has been brought to the community’s attention that Infrastructure Ontario has no plans…
- Princess Street: A new ‘back-out house’ for developers?
Megan Camlasaran In a recent community consultation hosted by Toronto City Planning about two proposed high-rises on Front and Princess Streets, the most recurring concern was the visual impact of…
- Bank of British North America, architectural gem
Bruce Bell, Senior Columnist Wellington Street East has been undergoing a massive transformation for what seems to be forever. New streetcar lines, trees, benches, bike lanes and wider sidewalks are…
- Going ‘back to normal’
Ben Bull, Columnist Now that Canada’s vaccination rates are climbing, many of us are clamouring to get back to ‘normal’. But do we really want to go there? I could…
Kayla Higgins Several south Toronto resident associations have joined together to have a stronger community voice on planning and policy. The Federation of South Toronto Resident Associations (FoSTRA), founded in…
Julia Simioni, Senior Reporter After a tough year for restaurants, the City of Toronto entered the first stage of its reopening from Covid-19 restrictions in mid-June, allowing patios in Toronto…
Emma Johnston-Wheeler Though the Moss Park Station is expected to be the Ontario Line’s sixth busiest, it has been brought to the community’s attention that Infrastructure Ontario has no plans…
Megan Camlasaran In a recent community consultation hosted by Toronto City Planning about two proposed high-rises on Front and Princess Streets, the most recurring concern was the visual impact of…
Bruce Bell, Senior Columnist Wellington Street East has been undergoing a massive transformation for what seems to be forever. New streetcar lines, trees, benches, bike lanes and wider sidewalks are…
Ben Bull, Columnist Now that Canada’s vaccination rates are climbing, many of us are clamouring to get back to ‘normal’. But do we really want to go there? I could…