Yonge & Eg-normous?
Design review panel tells developers to go back to the drawing board
Category: Culture
Local gold baron’s donation decried
Activists up in arms over mining giant’s gift to nature museum
Potential charges against local sports doctor thrown out
Dr. Anthony Galea, a local sports injury doctor who has counted athletes such as Tiger Woods among his clients, no longer faces the possibility of charges being laid against him
Group petitions to spare orchard from subway station
Locals have mobilized in opposition to one of the proposed locations for the new Allen Road–Eglinton Avenue West subway statio
83 storeys proposed at Holt Renfrew flagship
Morguard Investments recently submitted an application to build an 83-storey, mixed-use building at 50 Bloor St. W., the site of the Holt Renfrew Centre.
Dunlap Observatory & parklands preserved
The four-year battle to preserve the historic David Dunlap Observatory Lands (DDO) has ended in a victory for residents.
Cyclists might get 10-kilometre lane on Eglinton Avenue
The Ward 22 chapter of the Toronto Cyclists Union is pleased to see the city contemplating bike lanes along the 10-kilometre stretch between Brentcliffe Road and Black Creek Drive
Issuing T.O. an eco report card
Does our city make the grade when it comes to fostering a sustainable community?
19 storeys proposed near Bathurst & 401
Several residents living on the current site concerned about development
Thornhiller wins battle to legalize brothels
Terri-Jean Bedford’s landmark case to be appealed by feds, province
Bird deaths prompt legal action at local building
Dead and injured birds found at the Yonge Corporate Centre has ruffled the feathers of environmental groups and sparked legal action against its owner.
Baythorn’s arts program saved, others nixed
Parents and students are celebrating after learning that the threatened Baythorn arts program will remain open.