Community groups come together to oppose Lawrence Park proposal
Three community organizations are combining forces to oppose a planned development at 250 Lawrence Ave. W., which has been appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board.
Read MoreThree community organizations are combining forces to oppose a planned development at 250 Lawrence Ave. W., which has been appealed to the Ontario Municipal Board.
Read MoreA public consultation on Eglinton Park is to be held on Feb. 23 from 7 to 9 p.m. at the North Toronto Memorial Community Centre, 200 Eglinton Ave. We.
Read MoreA public meeting has been scheduled for Feb. 20 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. to discuss a new proposed 36-storey building at 50-60 Eglinton Ave. W.
Read MoreThere are many areas of the city that have been classified as green space deficient. Ward 16 is one of those places, but that has not stopped me from innovating at how we reimagine green space in the area.
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 MoreOld Orchard Park playground, which had been the target of at least four fires over the past two years, is finally scheduled to receive an upgrade.
Read MoreThe city will be looking for the best place for Metrolinx to store construction equipment on Eglinton Avenue after a plan that would eliminate about 25 trees in front of the North Toronto Memorial Community Centre met harsh resistance from residents.
Read MoreAbout 70 residents at a Nov. 4 consultation meeting roundly opposed the Goldberg Group’s application for a 15-storey, 112-unit, mixed-use building at 346–356 Eglinton Avenue West for being too tall and too dense.
Read MoreSince the city-initiated study of Avenue Road between Wilson Avenue and Lawrence Avenue West was completed and its recommendations for improving the area passed by city council in 2009, some residents of the area might be wondering why more of its suggestions, such as re-naturalizing the Douglas Greenbelt Ravine, haven’t been implemented.
Read MoreStreet basketball and road hockey may be childhood traditions for many Canadians, but they’re against the law in Toronto, something Ward 16 councillor Christin Carmichael Greb is trying to change.
Read MoreEglinton-Lawrence councillor Christin Carmichael Greb has defended her website spending, which was criticized by Etobicoke councillor and former mayor Rob Ford in a press release on Oct. 30.
Read MoreIt was a golden Saturday morning for the North Toronto Hockey Association, as it celebrated its 50th anniversary. Standing at centre ice
Read MoreWhen it comes to speeds on local streets, the ball is now in your court. On May 7 city council passed guidelines outlining how a street’s speed limit can drop to 30 kph from 40 kph, the first step of which is a community petition requesting the lowered limit.
Read MoreFormer Ward 16 councillor Karen Stintz is one of four new candidates for positions on the North Toronto Memorial Arena board.
Read MoreThe fight over a proposed condo development on Chatsworth Drive will have its pre-hearing at the Ontario Municipal Board on April 22.
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