The Province of Ontario announced plans June 15 to develop transit-oriented communities at the Exhibition, King-Bathurst, and Queen-Spadina stations along the future 15-stop, 16-kilometre-long Ontario Line subway project. While few ...
If approved, a mixed-use development proposal would diversify uses on the site of an aging Bay Street office building. However, the local community has expressed concerns about the level of ...
According to a report released this week by the Building Industry and Land Development Association (BILD), the City of Toronto’s proposed inclusionary zoning framework is fundamentally flawed, fails to reflect ...
The redevelopment of a former quarry in Scarborough is approaching as the final development plans are set to be considered by the city. At its meeting June 25, City of ...
Demolition of the historic Dominion Foundry Complex in the West Don Lands has begun three months after a Minister’s Zoning Order (MZO) issued for the provincially-owned site changed zoning permissions ...
Representing over 200 years of planning knowledge and experience, ten changemakers who have tactfully guided the growth and evolution of Toronto have retired from the city’s Planning Division. Half of ...
A recommended design concept for the reconstruction of downtown Yonge Street that is emerging through an environmental assessment proposes the prioritization of pedestrian traffic on downtown Yonge by widening existing ...
Putting set expiration dates on building permits could be a way to force work to continue on construction projects that have stalled, but it is not clear that such a ...
The City of Toronto has proposed a draft planning framework establishing a city-wide approach for development of sensitive and high-occupancy land uses in proximity to rail infrastructure. The city says ...
A two-tower residential and retail development proposed by KingSett Capital just west of Lansdowne subway station could be a harbinger of transit-oriented development to come for a neighbourhood expected to ...