Leonard Linton Park ready for makeover
Leonard Linton Park will receive a complete redevelopment in order to better align it with the needs of the community.
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Author: Jason Sutcliffe
Eglinton residents shaken by LRT construction
As the tunnel-boring machines and construction crews continue to make their way along the route, they’re causing vibration issues in the houses on Eglinton Avenue.
Read MoreNew Toronto software lets you follow your water use — and check for leaks
The City of Toronto has launched a new software to help Torontonians monitor their water consumption and recognize any leaks in their homes.
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Eglinton construction moving traffic into residential areas
The intersection of Bayview Avenue and Parkhurst Boulevard (Soudan Avenue on the west side of Bayview) that’s been the scene of several accidents has become busier — and maybe more dangerous — thanks to the construction on Eglinton Avenue.
Read MoreLong-time radio personality dies at 92
Wally Crouter, the voice of Toronto’s morning radio for 50 years, has died at age 92.
Read MoreMihevc pushes for shovels in ground on Crosstown
Joe Mihevc’s motion to rush the process of putting shovels in the ground on the Eglinton Crosstown project has been accepted by city council.
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Tenants and owner present settlement to OMB
A settlement has been reached between the Tenants Association of 33 Holly St. and 44 Dunfield Ave. and property owner Compton Management — and the tenants are calling it a win.
Read MoreAgreement reached in proposed condo development
After two years, the tenants association at 33 Holly St. and 44 Dunfield Ave. has come to an agreement with the property owner about proposed condo developments to be attached to the existing buildings.
Read MoreTwo separate schools to be united in new one
On Jan. 21 the Toronto District Catholic School Board approved the proposal to merge St. Bruno and St. Raymond at the St. Raymond site.
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Have reduced speed limits worked?
Speed limit changes may have been implemented just over four months ago, but drivers on Roehampton Avenue don’t seem to be any lighter on the gas pedal.
Read MoreWalking to honour a ‘sweetie’
Some people might see it as another charity event, but for James McLeod, it’s a perfect time to honour an old friend.
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Downtown law firm joins local church in refugee project
The law firm Borden Ladner Gervais LLP (BLG) has partnered with Leaside United Church to aid in the Syrian refugee crisis. Together they have raised enough money to bring a Syrian family to Toronto.
Read MoreHighrise evacuated after sauna catches fire
Nobody was injured when the sauna caught fire in a highrise apartment building in the Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue area Saturday night.
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Midtowners welcoming Syrian refugees
At least 19 Syrian refugees will find their way to Toronto because of the work of local groups and churches in the midtown area.
Read MoreKing Falafel closes doors
After almost 38 years as a staple in the Forest Hill community, serving Middle-Eastern cuisine, King Falafel has closed its doors for the last time.
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