Fraternity houses are voicing their concerns over the proposed changes in rooming house bylaws and licensing rules that Councillor Adam Vaughan (Ward 20 Trinity-Spadina) has been championing for some time.
Entries from September 2010
Frats fight back, but can they win the battle against Vaughan?
September 17th, 2010 · Comments Off on Frats fight back, but can they win the battle against Vaughan?
Welcome to Happyview: Neigbourhood dad hosts one-man show
September 14th, 2010 · Comments Off on Welcome to Happyview: Neigbourhood dad hosts one-man show
By Bethan Evans
Have you ever thought to yourself, Children’s theatre is entertaining for my kids, but I am bored to tears after the curtain opens? Michael McMurtry did and decided to do something about it.
Watch the Watchmen: ‘90s frontman works to balance music and real life
September 12th, 2010 · Comments Off on Watch the Watchmen: ‘90s frontman works to balance music and real life
By Karen Bliss
Danny Greaves, vocalist from the popular ‘90s rock band The Watchmen, still plays live with the band, but he’s been working on solo material, composing for film, and has ventured into the restaurant biz.
Boast about The Coast
September 10th, 2010 · Comments Off on Boast about The Coast
Caring about Caribana: Festival connects Annex resident to her roots
September 8th, 2010 · Comments Off on Caring about Caribana: Festival connects Annex resident to her roots
By Liivi Sandy
Spend some time with Sherrill Sutherland and you’ll get an education.
The 25-year-old Annex resident works for CBC News Network, writing about the events that make our city, country, and world tick.
Vigourfest wants to make you healthy through music
September 3rd, 2010 · Comments Off on Vigourfest wants to make you healthy through music
By Brendan Hair
Vigour Projects, a new Toronto-based not-for-profit organization will be presenting its first health music concert called Vigourfest at Trane Studio on Sept. 3.
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Toronto’s harmonized zoning bylaw now in effect
September 2nd, 2010 · 3 Comments
By Perry King
At 9:47 p.m. on Aug. 25, Toronto city council voted 37–0 to approve the hotly debated harmonized zoning bylaw.
The new bylaw, arising from an eight-year harmonization exercise, now regulates the use of land and buildings, including their height, size, bulk, and location. Written with a common terminology and set of defined zoning terms, the bylaw consolidates 43 former bylaws that were grandfathered from pre-amalgamation Toronto.