Waterfront Toronto and the city are resuming the Gardiner Expressway East and Lake Shore Blvd. reconfiguration environmental assessment (EA) and integrated urban design study. The community is invited to attend the first public forum to learn more about the project ...
Read More »1812 commemoration returns to Old Town streets this summer
War of 1812 re-enactors will be strolling the streets of Old Town Toronto once more as part of the St. Lawrence Market Business Improvement Area’s commemoration of the war’s bicentennial. Performances will include first-person accounts of the war and of ...
Read More »Berczy Park gets springtime makeover thanks to its Friends
Dwight Peters – Residents and community friends of St. Lawrence dropped into Berczy Park on a sunny Saturday on May 18 as part of the annual clean up day hosted by Friends of Berczy Park (FOBP). Over 17 volunteers assisted ...
Read More »Benefits to Massey Hall on North Market to benefit from Sun site office tower
Dennis Hanagan – Community council has given the green light to redevelop two notable Downtown sites. The landmark Canadian Bank of Commerce building and its majestic columns at 197 Yonge St. north of Queen will be incorporated into a 60-storey ...
Read More »Monster coal-tar tank on old roundhouse stalls building Contamination
Eric Morse – Construction of a 5-storey data processing centre on the site of the former parking lot just south of the public library distribution centre at Parliament and Front streets is experiencing some delays in view of greater than ...
Read More »Corktown to adopt Ryerson recommendations
Eric Morse – As reported in the April edition of The Bulletin, a group of students from the Ryerson school of urban and regional planning has been working with the Corktown Residents’ and Business Association (CRBA) to develop a heritage ...
Read More »Cabbagetown South organizes massive community sale May 25
The Cabbagetown South Residents’ Association has set the date for its annual community yard sale. It will take place on May 25 in the area bounded by Sherbourne, Carlton, Parliament and Shuter. This is a free multi-family event with thousands ...
Read More »Downtown traffic tieups strangle work bound Public transit too crowded for local commuters: BIA exec warns of economic damage
Dennis Hanagan – Traffic congestion in the Downtown core is so bad that the city is undertaking a study see how cars, pedestrians, cyclists and public transit can try to live together. “We’ve heard a vast number of concerns,” Andre ...
Read More »College Park reno plan taking shape College Park
Anthony Marcusa – The public input phase for the redesign of College Park is complete— but many of the finer details of the revitalized complex are still to be determined. Roughly 70 people took part in the final public consultation ...
Read More »Jets are not appropriate Downtown
‘The noise from the planes, which starts around 6:30 a.m. and continues to 11:00 p.m., has only intensified over the last few years with additional slots given to the airport operations’ By Pam McConnell – The recent announcement by Robert ...
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