November 5, 2025
The City of Toronto is preparing for a lengthy planning exercise to update its official plan and make the city ready for long-term growth. At its meeting June 29-30, council ...
Waterfront Toronto may soon be given the go-ahead to complete the design, cost estimate, and traffic impact assessment of a redesign of Lake Shore Boulevard East from the mouth of ...
A proposed development for Queens Quay West could improve the streetscape along the lake shore while animating a previously car-oriented space with human activity and adding much-needed affordable housing to ...
The vision of a unified business improvement area (BIA) encompassing the full breadth of the City of Toronto’s downtown shoreline is one step closer to reality, and could be realized ...
A proposal to redevelop a heritage building into a large, mixed-use tower development would continue the intensification of the east side of downtown Toronto, meeting growth goals for the area, but ...
Public art can help drive the City of Toronto’s economic and social recovery from the COVID-19 public health crisis, according to some of the city’s leading arts institutions – and ...
The City of Toronto is advancing phase two of its Housing Now program which will add much-needed purpose-built rental and affordable housing to the city’s low supply, as well as ...
A new community design concept is re-imagining how public and private spaces can blend more seamlessly together to better create connected communities capable of withstanding the sudden shocks of climate ...
The last phase in a large development project that has created a new community on a former industrial site near the Junction neighbourhood is nearing its final approval. At its ...
A new initiative being created by graduate design students could help Canadian municipalities determine the best ways to advance smart city initiatives that focus on human-centric design. Thirteen students with ...
