April 29, 2026
Late last month, Tribunals Ontario announced the suspension of all in-person hearings until June 30, 2020 at the earliest in response the public health emergency brought on by the COVID-19 ...
A recent redevelopment proposal for a Scarborough property would add significant density to the Golden Mile while significantly expanding employment uses on the site. Cosmetica Investments is proposing to redevelop ...
Significant concern has been expressed around the long-term state of Toronto’s main streets and the future of the life small businesses add to them given the effects of the COVID-19 ...
Municipalities across Canada searching for the latest emergency response measures to the novel coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic can now access a growing online repository detailing the latest measures that local governments ...
Approval looks likely for a major downtown redevelopment following a complete redesign of a key property that accounts for the needs of the local community around a high pedestrian traffic ...
A key craftsman of the City of Toronto’s modern skyline was lost to the city last month as former municipal lawyer, alderman, deputy mayor, Member of Parliament, and Senator, the ...
The City of Toronto is preparing to move ahead with the Jane-Finch Initiative, a wide-reaching community development and planning study being undertaken to better understand the needs of the neighbourhood ...
Following a long and complex appeals process, a final decision has been made regarding permitted development on the eastern side of the Mimico-Judson Secondary Plan. The Mimico-Judson Secondary Plan applies ...
The Honourable Elizabeth Dowdeswell and the Ontario Heritage Trust presented 25 recipients with awards for their exceptional contributions to heritage conservation in a ceremony at Queen’s Park on February 20. ...
Conflicting permissions within a pre-amalgamation zoning by-law and the definition of artist live / work studios in industrial areas means that residents in commercial units of a King Street East ...
