April 29, 2026
More than a catalogue of historical buildings will be needed to protect Kensington Market’s heritage, which is so intricately enmeshed in its people, culture and diversity. A heritage conservation district ...
With new transit on the way and a transportation plan in the works to make Scarborough Centre a more walkable and connected urban centre, the city is creating a master ...
A 130-year old building is soon to become a new research and incubation hub on Ryerson University’s downtown campus. The project embodies Ryerson’s urban ethos, juxtaposing a heritage building with ...
Two development proposals seeking to add new high-rise rental buildings onto sites with existing towers in High Park’s apartment neighbourhood are raising concerns with the community. To read the full ...
Parks have an important role in local neighbourhoods. Though often recognized for their recreational and environmental benefits, parks can also help create a sense of community among neighbours and even ...
With the future of 401 Richmond in limbo, the local councillor has guaranteed that the city will not allow the arts and culture hub to close on account of unaffordable ...
An ambitious development proposal to convert former stockyard lands from employment to mixed use with significant increases in height and density is going to be a tough sell with the ...
Public art in Toronto has followed the path of growth, with the highest concentration of installations located in the downtown core. A new exhibit that maps public art over the ...
The long awaited reconfiguration of the Six Points intersection is moving forward with the demolition and realignment of Bloor, Dundas and Kipling starting in March, culminating in the creation of ...
Contracting out waste collection is back on Toronto council’s agenda. As it weighs whether or not to launch a managed competition for expanding private collection to Scarborough, policy analysts and ...
