November 5, 2025
As billions of dollars continue to be invested in residential and commercial real estate, infrastructure and transportation planning in Toronto’s downtown core, design experts are encouraging the city to consider ...
2018 was a year of uncertainty with campaigns for both the provincial and municipal elections consuming much of the year. The election of the new Progressive Conservative provincial government heralded ...
Plans to build a new Estonian cultural centre in the Annex offers potential for a new community hub for Estonians across Toronto, as well as a gateway to the Madison ...
Hampered by archaic zoning by-laws and limited transit connectivity, Mount Dennis is slowly evolving from its industrial past into a vibrant and sustainable community. Historically a working-class neighbourhood in Toronto’s ...
A draft community benefits framework could be part of the solution to Parkdale’s affordable housing crisis. The Parkdale Community Benefits Framework is intended to shape development in a way that ...
In the second of a four-part series on planning and development in each of the city’s community planning districts, NRU sat down with Etobicoke York District staff for a wide-ranging ...
The Twist Gallery on Queen Street West is showcasing Toronto’s architecture and streetscapes through art. Featuring Toronto artists who depict the city in a variety of different ways, the show—Cityscapes: ...
Local residents in four wards will be able to raise hens in their backyards until March 2, 2021, under a three-year pilot project announced this month by the City of ...
An innovative, mixed-use development, which incorporates the Bloor Street United Church, has been proposed for the corner of Bloor and Huron. While the proposal offers much needed renovation to the ...
The 19-kilometre Eglinton Crosstown LRT, opening in 2021, will include 25 stations and stops. At six of those stations—Mount Dennis, Caledonia, Cedarvale, Eglinton, Science Centre, Kennedy—public art elements will be ...
