November 6, 2025
Perkins&Will’s restoration and revitalization plan for Scarborough’s Meadoway was recognized Wednesday with a Canadian Society of Landscape Architects (CSLA) 2020 Award of Excellence for Planning and Analysis. To read the ...
The McMaster Innovation Park in Hamilton is set to undergo a massive expansion that will significantly increase the space and resources available for tenant companies while attracting talent to the ...
The Ontario government has suspended public consultations on proposed changes to the Ontario Heritage Act as part of Bill 108, the More Homes, More Choice Act. Originally set to begin ...
The University of Toronto’s School of Cities is launching a program to bring unexpected partners together to pursue new development projects that combine public and private uses in a single ...
The City of Burlington is looking to have the John Street Bus Terminal no longer be considered a major transit station area or a mobility hub in an effort to ...
While pre-zoning land is a necessary tool for increasing density in neighbourhoods across the City of Toronto, it does not significantly help to reduce development approval timelines. That is the ...
With the recent closure of the General Motors (GM) plant in Oshawa, planners and city officials are considering the best ways to redevelop the site and provide the city with ...
The Ontario government is moving ahead with plans to identify land to protect for a future electricity corridor to support growth in the northwest reaches of the Greater Toronto and ...
Tall building retrofits have the potential to lead to significant cost, water, and energy savings, according to two new case studies recently released by The Atmospheric Fund (TAF). TAF operates ...
Urban thinker Mary Rowe arrived at the Canadian Urban Institute (CUI) in September 2019 with the kind of varied background one expects from a liberal arts graduate keen on doing ...
