Entries from July 2016
July 25th, 2016 · Comments Off on FORUM (JULY 2016): Building a livable city
Green spaces are critical to sustainability
By Joe Cressy
What makes a livable community? As we continue to see growth across our downtown neighbourhoods, we must focus on building livable communities, not just adding density. We must build vibrant neighbourhoods, and to be vibrant, neighbourhoods need community spaces, cultural spaces, and, critically, green spaces. Read more
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July 25th, 2016 · Comments Off on SPORTS (JULY 2016): Christie comebacks and walk-offs
White adds a new chapter to Leafs baseball lore
PHOTO BY R.S. KONJEK/GLEANER NEWS: Ryan White takes a turn at the plate during recent baseball action at Christie Pits. White’s home run in the bottom of the ninth sealed a 13-10 comeback victory for the Toronto Maple Leafs over the Burlington Bandits on June 8. Read more
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July 25th, 2016 · Comments Off on GREENINGS (JULY 2016): The school of the future
A model for learning and sustainability
By Terri Chu
Two months ago, the province and the Toronto Catholic District School Board announced plans to build a new school on the site of St. Raymond Catholic School, which abuts Christie Pits. As a new parent, I’m very excited by the prospect of a new school in the neighbourhood, as well as for the opportunities presented by greenfield project (a development that is not limited by existing infrastructure or buildings), a rarity in this city. Read more
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