Richmond Hill council rejects new high-rises
Two developments found to exceed community guidelines
Category: Culture
Local moguls look to invest in T.O. casino
Gerry Schwartz and Larry Tanenbaum join growing list of suitors
One of FBI’s most wanted arrested in Mt. Pleasant area
A 47-year-old male from Albania sought in connection with organized crime was recently arrested near Mt. Pleasant Road and Eglinton Avenue
Leaside residents fear Walmart may come to Laird area
The prospect of a Walmart was raised as a concern at a recent public consultation meeting on a big box development application in Leaside.
North York centre may court a post-secondary campus
In a bid to keep Toronto’s intellectual edge, one local councillor is proposing to bring a post-secondary institution to North York
Condo project near Yonge and Sheppard could add 374 units to crowded area
Each new condo near Yonge & Sheppard renews infrastructure fears
Residents try to combat townhouse creep in Bayview
Locals have met with City of Toronto staff in recent months to discuss ways to combat the onslaught of townhouse development applications in the Bayview Avenue and York Mills Road area
Suspect charged with murder after Oriole Park shooting
Suspect charged with murder after Oriole Park shooting
Landmark midtown site sold for $40 mil
According to records obtained from Toronto’s Land Registry Office, the Art Shoppe site was sold to a developer for $40,360,800 in October of last year. The land title was transferred from a numbered company that lists Martin Offman (CEO of the Art Shoppe Ltd.) as its president to a numbered company that lists Peter B. Freed, of Freed Developments, as its president. The numbered company that purchased the property also lists Jordan Dermer and Todd Cowan of CD Capital Partners as officers.
My modern zombies
Why I can’t seem to tear my kids away from their video games
What’s your street cred score? Your word is key for setting boundaries with kids
Street cred is how seriously they take you when the rubber hits the road. All kids sometimes give their parents trouble when parents set limits or tell them to do stuff like homework and chores. The issue is how much trouble.
Doom-soul sister Cold Specks releases high-powered debut album
Al Spx is a mild-mannered 23-year-old Canadian singer-songwriter from Etobicoke, and her first album, I Predict a Graceful Expulsion, has just hit stores. Known around the world as Cold Specks, and already considered by many to be the next big thing in popular music, she is on her way to becoming very big, very fast. And she’s in town for a special show at the Danforth Music Hall on June 2 with Great Lake Swimmers.