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City launches new plan to get ahead of midtown developers

By Samantha Peksa

Yonge Street and St. Clair Avenue is one of the hottest development nodes in the city. To try to get ahead on the planning front, a new planning framework for the intersection, designed to evaluate current and future development was recently endorsed by Toronto and East York Community Council. Councillor Josh Matlow said the framework … Continued

A garbage strike may be coming to Toronto next week

By Samantha Peksa

A labour strike is looming in Toronto’s not-so-distant future. The city has until Feb. 27 to settle a contract dispute with the Toronto Civic Employees Union Local 416 — which represents about 5,000 outdoor city workers, including garbage collectors. If an agreement isn’t reached, the city has announced a contingency plan. In the event of … Continued

Government finally admits flaw in new Ontario licence plates

By Samantha Peksa

The Ontario government has finally admitted that the newly redesigned licence plates are difficult to read at night, after days of defending the plates. However, Premier Doug Ford’s administration is blaming the mistake on 3M Canada, the company that manufactured the plates.   NEW – The Premiers office out with a new statement on the … Continued

Toronto mourns Kobe Bryant after tragic helicopter crash

By Samantha Peksa

Toronto basketball fans and Raptors alike continue to pay tribute to the late NBA legend Kobe Bryant, whose tragic passing has shocked and saddened people around the world. Bryant died in a helicopter accident on Sunday, Jan. 26, which claimed the lives of eight other people including his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna. Bryant leaves his wife, … Continued