- Redefining the Waterfront: Biidaasige Park expansion leaves gaps
Parul Gupta – This summer, Toronto has a new way to experience its eastern waterfront. At the western edge of Ookwemin Minising, the city’s new island in the Port Lands,…
- Corktown’s Cube houses set to come down
Julia Frankling – Toronto’s iconic green cube houses beside the Adelaide Street East overpass are expected to come down soon after City Council approved two high-rises, of 57 and 59…
- Ford’s bike lane victory is a defeat for Toronto democracy
Christopher Hume – When the Ontario Court of Appeal ruled recently that Premier Doug Ford has the legislative right to remove bike lanes from streets of Toronto, knee-jerk pundits hailed…
- Donvale Manor retrofit delayed until next year
Andre Bermon & Ariel Tozman – The Toronto Community Housing Corporation says upgrades to a Toronto Seniors Housing Corporation building at 330 Gerard Street East will now be completed “next…
- Billy Bishop is a good example of why Carney shouldn’t sell Canada’s airports
Chris Glover, Op-Ed – After months of fighting to save Toronto’s waterfront, Ontarians won a pause in the province’s plan to have jets flying out of Billy Bishop Airport. But…
- An Open Letter to candidates for Toronto City Council in Ward 13
David Roberts, Op-Ed – Dear candidates (and my neighbours who will be voting for this position) in the October 26 municipal election, I write to you as a long-time resident…
- 1800s Corktown cottage stirs council to start heritage preservation study
Dennis Hanagan – City Council voted in July to preserve a tiny 164-year-old cottage at 32 Bright Street in Corktown as a rare example of how Toronto workers lived in…
- A new stage for Black Canadian dance
Anthony Marcusa – For over 30 years, dance Immersion has mentored, cultivated and promoted dancers from the African diaspora across Canada. This November, for the first time, dance Immersion will…
- She Grows Coffee keeps a green Fair-Trade legacy alive
Winnie Czulinski – Not only the smell – rich, dark and fresh-roasted – beckons you into the north part of the sunlit St. Lawrence North Market on Saturday. It’s the…