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Council may reconsider $1 million dry pond idea

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Councillor Alan Shefman thinks the idea of a “dry pond” at Gallanough Park, a large park on the west side of Yonge Street near Clark Avenue West, is a great idea. The bowl-like dip in the park would be a cost-effective way of keeping the raging waters at bay following a storm, says Shefman. Estimated … Continued

Mediation for Art Shoppe condo

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Although all parties will have to wait until the end of August or early September for the complete results, a mediation exercise involving the City of Toronto, City Planning staff and Toronto City Council; the South Eglinton Residents’ and Ratepayers’ Association; and Freed Developments has been completed. Coun. Josh Matlow, who helped spearhead the mediation … Continued

School daze at Yonge and Shep

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Yonge Street and Sheppard Avenue is a neighbourhood that seems to grow higher and higher every year. And according to the Toronto District School Board (TDSB), that development has had an effect on schooling. As a generation of “condo kids” grows up, schools in densely populated areas have experienced unexpected crowding. According to TDSB spokesperson Ryan … Continued