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Developer Streetwise Capital Partners Inc. presented their 44-storey, mixed-use building to residents at the very building that will be demolished for it, the Roehampton Suites Hotel at 808 Mt. Pleasant Rd. at a public consultation May 17.
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The wider cumulative issues facing development in the Yonge-Eglinton area came to the fore during a developer’s community consultation May 16.
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It may be overlooked amid all the construction taking place on Eglinton Avenue for the Crosstown LRT stations. But there’s another potentially massive development waiting in the wings at the Laird-Eglinton intersection.
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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.
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A 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.
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What has gone on at Yonge-Eglinton is not bad planning — it’s non-existent planning, letter writer says.
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The 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.
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Building 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.
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Former mayor John Sewell didn’t pull punches when chastising the city’s current leadership in an impassioned talk to East York residents on Oct. 11.
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Councillor Josh Matlow and residents attack plan to expand 75 Broadway Ave. highrise while owner lauds project as enhancing the rental market.
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Parents 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.
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A two-storey, 9.35-metre detached home proposed for 310 Rumsey Rd. is on its way to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB).
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Parents 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.
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The look and feel of Yonge-Eglinton has been changing drastically for several years, especially with respect to the never-ending construction of condominiums.
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