Don Mills group looking to appeal judgment on local community centre
Don Mills residents may appeal a court judgment that would halt its efforts to force the city and developer to build a local community centre.
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Denzil Minnan-Wong
Mihevc wants tracks gone
Cyclist’s death prompts calls for change to Wychwood Ave.
Read moreGreen for Life CEO says things will improve
Delays of first weeks not unexpected says Patrick Dovigi
Read moreLong delays in waste collection unexpected: works chair
Public works chair Denzil Minnan-Wong says he wasn’t expecting such long delays and setbacks during the first week of private garbage collection.
Read morePrivate garbage pick-up rolls out West of Yonge Street
If everything goes as expected, residents won’t even notice the city’s switch to private curbside garbage collection, says Councillor Denzil Minnan-Wong.
Read morePair of sites mulled for arena
New facility would replace aging Civitan
Read moreCharities get a reprieve
Garbage fees cancelled for social service orgs
Read moreOut with the old, in with the new
TTC board dissolved by Stintz motion, new model and members chosen
Read moreScale of project scares locals
Worries over unchecked intensification concern Valley Woods residents
Read moreTrash talking
Mayor Rob Ford announces plans to contract out some residential garbage collection
Read moreFord moves to privatize garbage collection
Residential collection west of Yonge Street could be contracted out as of mid-2012
Read moreDon Valley reps get plum council roles
Mayor Rob Ford has chosen his council as Denzil Minnan-Wong is to chair public works, Karen Stintz takes TTC chair and Jaye Robinson named to the executive.
Read moreFord's appointees no surprise
All committee chairs as reported earlier today
Read moreMinnan-Wong ready to work with mayor elect Ford
Incumbent Minnan-Wong easily wins Ward 34 and is smiling to see Rob Ford elected as mayor. He voted for Ford and committed to working beside him on Toronto budget allocation.
Read moreJenkins to run again
Don’t let his absence from the municipal election nomination list fool you: Cliff Jenkins is throwing his hat back in
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