News Focus: A snapshot of some of the tallest of the tall heading midtown's way
The Yonge and Eglinton area is building out to epic proportions with hundreds of storeys and thousands of units of development underway or proposed.
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Daily Planet: Toronto needs a crosstown protected bike lane on Bloor and Danforth
Our first goal is to get a protected bike lane on the main east-west corridor of Canada’s largest city: Bloor Street and Danforth Avenue. We think it could be a game-changer not just for Toronto, but for municipalities across the country.
North Yorkers aim to raise $1 mil for mental health facility in teen’s memory with The Maddie Project
14-year-old Madeline’s parents, Nicole German and Chris Coulter, spearheaded a community initiative called the Maddie Project to promote awareness and support other local adolescents suffering from depression.
Cedarvale residents paint over 40 garage murals as a deterrent to incessant graffiti
Cedarvale residents, led by Elly Dowson and Christine Liber paint over 40 garage murals as a deterrent to incessant graffiti.
Actress Jane Spidell fell for The River, hook, line and sinker
Although preparing to launch into just its second season, the Coal Mine Theatre is already earning a reputation for its sparse, darkly comic and dramatic productions. This month’s season opening production, The River, should cement the theatre’s status. The River was written by American playwright Jez Butterworth. It premiered in London, England, in 2012 and … Continued
Dr. Jess on Sex: Stop calling it the female Viagra
By Jacob Fogg
Why the little pink pill may not be the answer to boosting a woman’s libido
Hollywood actor David Arquette stars in new stage production of Sherlock Holmes
Hollywood actor David Arquette lands lead in new live production of Sherlock Holmes
Push to protect landmark De La Salle College site
Developer takes proposal to build on historic property, near Avenue and St. Clair, to OMB
Five picks at this month’s International Festival of Authors — from brains to modern-day bards
Five picks at this month’s – from brains to modern-day bards
Sewell: Council needs restructuring to better balance downtown and suburban voices
But restructuring could be just rearranging deck chairs on a sinking ship
City Hacks: With the end of Zombie Walk, where can I get my ghoul on in T.O.?
The undead first strolled the streets of Toronto during Zombie Walk back in 2003 and grew to more than 15,000 participants in 2014. But the event is on hiatus, hopefully temporarily, because the logistics just got too darn expensive.
Eglinton LRT station plus a condo at Bayview and Eglinton?
Metrolinx partners up with developer in development deal that could see a tower above a transit stop