April 29, 2026
In the short term, the city’s acting chief planner sees his transition into the role as seamless for the department. Over the long term, he has big plans. He wants ...
The provincial government is preparing to finalize its mapping of the region’s agricultural and natural heritage systems, amidst outstanding concerns that local nuances are not being sufficiently considered. To read ...
2017 marked the 20th anniversary of the founding of NRU Publishing and the launch of its Toronto edition. Since the publication’s inception, the volume and complexity of planning issues in ...
A section of Yonge Street in North York may soon be transformed into a vibrant, pedestrian-oriented mainstreet, but disagreement remains about the design of the road. Hesitant to approve a ...
The region’s hot housing market, an amended Growth Plan, OMB reform, and municipal governance reviews dominated the news in 2017. No GTHA municipality has been immune to the development and ...
The TTC’s Line 1 extension into Vaughan opened Sunday to much fanfare, but questions remain over whether it will attract enough development and ridership to justify the expense. The six ...
City staff, and partner The Atmospheric Fund, just released its second TransformTO report calling for a series of long-term changes to curb the production of greenhouse gas emissions in the ...
A Proposed towers near the intersection of Gerrard and Jarvis are creating concern among city staff and the local councillor, who worry about shadow impacts and transitions from tall buildings ...
A long awaited proposal to redevelop over 29 ha of former industrial lands along the Port Credit waterfront has been announced. Developers, city staff and politicians all agree—this site offers ...
The City of Mississauga’s energy management team has launched a year-long energy optimization program for city buildings, effective last week. The Race to Reduce initiative will track the electricity, gas ...
