By lindsaylow
When I was young, I bemoaned not being a beauty. It seemed the gorgeous girls had it so easy. Everything came their way, no sweat. But it turns out that while I was breaking sweat to make a life, some of the beauties I knew weren’t having it so good. Not long ago, I ran … Continued
Tips from the Property Brothers on how to take the chill out of fall
Councillors propose to reduce speed limits on local roads
Potential increases to townhouse project already causing concern
Lawrence Park resident’s elbow grease is like glue to the community
Thornhill woman pens novel to spread positive change
Flood plain policy forcing Richmond Hill man to sell property
Eglinton-Mt. Pleasant development approved despite opposition
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
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
Yonge & Cummer redevelopment proposal going to the OMB
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
