Developer returns to the table with a 35-storey plan for corner

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Layton leads the initiative to get skateboarding pad installed quickly

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March 2021 marks one year since the start of the first lockdown in Toronto under the COVID-19 pandemic in Toronto. It also marks a year since The Runners Shop moved to a more visible location at 374 Bloor St. W. The store’s opening came on February 18, just four weeks before the first lockdown.   Read more

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After years of opposition, many Annex residents relished the defeat of a proposed development on 64 Prince Arthur Ave. The proposal was brought to the City of Toronto twice – the first time as a 29-storey condominium building with luxury rentals, the second time as a 19-storey building. In both instances, the design was one of twisting steel and glass that would have stood in stark contrast to the low-rise brick and vine neighbourhood. At the end of January, the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) wholly dismissed the developers’ appeal.  Read more

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Former synagogue may turn residential

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Long-awaited renewal of U of T park space for community use

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Scotty Bons Caribbean cuisine for pick-up or delivery to your doorstep

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College/Bathurst development undermines a lively corner

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Long linked greenspace north of the tracks in the works

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