Midtown councillors riding high in early poll
Midtown city councillors have nothing to worry about in the next municipal election, to judge by a recent poll by a young market research company.
Read MoreMidtown city councillors have nothing to worry about in the next municipal election, to judge by a recent poll by a young market research company.
Read MoreThe city issued a warning to the developer at 18–30 Erskine Avenue after a parent posted a video showing an open gate at the construction site.
Read MoreBuilding a 12-storey rental building on Erskine Ave. would be a small project, but that doesn’t mean it’s responsible, councillor Jaye Robinson says.
Read MoreThe logos of the former municipalities making up Toronto will officially live on — at least on street signs, city council has decided.
Read MoreOn June 3, I attended the Midtown in Focus workshops at North Toronto Collegiate Institute to hear what local people had to say.
Read MoreParents of John Fisher Public School are not resting until the Toronto District School Board and the KG Group do the right thing, in their eyes.
Read MoreCity council has approved a proposal asking the province to double speeding fines for residential streets, school zones, and near playgrounds and daycares.
Read MoreMidtown in Focus guidelines need to be co-written by the community Councillor Josh Matlow told a Feb. 22 planning group meeting.
Read MoreParents are protesting a 35-storey condominium, approved by the OMB after being described as bad planning by the city. It’s to be built beside their school.
Read MoreThe field at 100 Ranleigh Ave. has been purchased by the city for conversion into parkland. But residents shouldn’t expect to see a park there just yet.
Read MoreMany a resident of Bayview Avenue breathed a sigh of relief on Nov. 10 as North York Community Council approved the Bayview Design Guidelines.
Read MoreLess than two thirds of a metre. That’s how much wider the owners of 3 St. Aubyn’s Cres., southwest of Bayview Avenue and Lawrence Avenue East, would like their new two-storey home to be — so much so, they’ve appealed their case to the Ontario Municipal Board, according to Ward 25 Councillor Jaye Robinson.
Read MoreThe controversial application to replace eight detached houses at 200–214 Keewatin Ave. with two four-storey blocks containing 80 stacked townhouse units is heading to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) — with the city’s official opposition.
Read MoreChances are if you live near Yonge Street between Eglinton and Glengrove avenues, you were at the Uptown Yonge BIA Fall Fest over the last weekend of September.
Read MoreThe parks and recreation staff who serve Ward 25 remained busy throughout the summer, Ward 25 Councillor Jaye Robinson said — all the better to ensure the neighbourhood’s parks look their best in the fall.
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