Dennis Hanagan –  Toronto community council wants a Downtown building, more than 100 years old, to be placed on the city’s heritage register, but the owner hopes that won’t prevent it from becoming something other than what it is today—a ...

On Saturday, June 25th from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. the PPRA willhost a courtyard sale. There are 35 vendor spots available. Cost is $10 for residents, and $25 for non-residents. To register find the sign-up sheet in the lobby ...

Museum partners with local cultural groups for a full summer of community-engaged arts This summer, the Gardiner Museum is opening up its exhibition hall to five community partners who will animate the space with interactive workshops, exhibitions, art making, and ...

Dennis Hanagan– It probably comes as no surprise that the new community centre slated for the CityPlace neighbourhood next to Canoe Landing Park will be named Canoe Landing Community Centre. Community council okayed the name based on a recommendation from ...

Dennis Hanagan– City planners are studying a proposal to build a 29-storey condominium with 295 units at 219-231 Dundas East at George St. It calls for retail on the ground level and 4 levels of underground parking for cars and ...

Dennis Hanagan– City council will be asked to approve a zoning bylaw amendment to pave the way for a new Toronto Courthouse just northwest of city hall. At a maximum height of 135 metres the building would have courtrooms, an ...

Dennis Hanagan– Downtown councillors heard that traffic volume during special events make the Distillery District “like a zoo” and it can’t handle more density. The comments were made by a Distillery resident as TEYCC considered a planning staff report recommending ...

Dennis Hanagan — Downtown Councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam told community council that an 80-storey condo tower proposed for 1-11 Bloor W. has presented “a conundrum” for herself and the local community. At community council, nearby residents expressed worry about the tower, ...

Dennis Hanagan — Community council recommends city council approve alterations to heritage sites at 628, 634 and 636 Church St. north of Charles St. E. The alternations would be part of a proposal seeking a zoning amendment for a 47-storey ...

Dennis Hanagan – The multi-billion dollar film industry is “hungry” to get land in the Port Lands to build more studio space, but Toronto is scrambling to find sites large enough for their needs. “I want to remind you there ...