Toronto city council will vote on Transform Yonge project
A streetscaping plan for a North York section of Yonge headed to City Council for a final vote after two years of environmental assessments and community consultation.
A streetscaping plan for a North York section of Yonge headed to City Council for a final vote after two years of environmental assessments and community consultation.
Last month, York Region was among the municipalities telling Ontario how its inclusionary zoning (IZ) regulations could be better.
Sonja Bata, a Swiss-Canadian business woman, philanthropist, and museum founder, passed away earlier this year.
For Buyers Bootcamp, McGillivray teams up with amateur real estate investors, lays down his own capital and helps them flip a property for a profit.
Tachi is Canada’s first and only standup omakase restaurant, brought to us by two co–exec chefs from Shoushin: Tsuyoshi Yoshinaga and, of course, Jackie Lin.
We chatted with Katharina Mior, designer of Toronto’s gothic Bone & Busk label about why she opted to show across the country and how her latest collection is an artist’s reaction to our go-go-go culture.
Nearly 100 years ago, the Toronto Transit Commission, then named the Toronto Transportation Commission, purchased nearly 10 acres of land at Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue.
A development proposal for a 14-storey residential building in North York has been met with resounding criticism residents and the local councillor alike.
An appeal has been submitted to the OMB by the Islamic Shia Ithna-Asheri Jamaat of Toronto (ISIJ) regarding a large-scale development known as Jaffari Village.
We spoke to Ross Mayer about his FW/18 collection and why it’s so important to support Canadian fashion.
We got Jeanne to find the city’s most striking swimwear options just in time for a quick March jaunt down south.
In her latest restaurant review, Joanne Kates finds that pasta-spinning joint, Annabelle, is the linchpin in this up-and-coming Christie and Davenport neighbourhood