Residents frustrated by inaction

By Khyrsten Mieras
By Khyrsten Mieras
CITY WIDE POSTERING BYLAW SLAMS LOCAL BANDS AND VENUES
With bylaws now being highly enforced, postering is now subject to stiff fines for businesses, promoters, and bands. This photo was taken in 2010. Perry King/Gleaner News.
By Jelena Subotic
It looks like Mayor Rob Ford has picked another fight.
Tags: Annex · Liberty · News · General
By Eddie Mumford
‘Majestic’ would be a word to describe the house at 145 Madison Ave. With its uniformity of smooth brick and irregular shape, the massive, detached home stands out amongst the neighbouring houses. But the house, declared a historical site (under the Heritage Act) in 1974, has recently become a source of anxiety for its owner.
Neighbourhood residents have complained about The Social's crowded sidewalks. Beth Macdonell/Gleaner News
By Beth Macdonell
In what seems to be a response to the city issuing an increased number of fines last year, Richard Lambert, co-owner of The Social (1100 Queen St. W.), is asking the city to rezone the address to allow it to operate as a nightclub.
Tags: General