Mayor promises to give Little Jamaica the attention it deserves
The City of Toronto is ready to help Little Jamaica, Mayor John Tory told a virtual public meeting on March 4.
Read moreThe City of Toronto is ready to help Little Jamaica, Mayor John Tory told a virtual public meeting on March 4.
Read moreToronto-St. Paul’s councillor Josh Matlow hosts a public conversation March 4 to discuss the future of Little Jamaica.
Read moreWithout more help from the provincial government, businesses in Little Jamaica will go out of business, say local shopkeepers.
Read moreA mobile crane collapsed at an Eglinton Crosstown LRT construction site, sending a man to hospital yesterday evening.
Read moreEleanor LeFave says she is not worried the meeting to support Mabel’s Fables was cancelledbecause she knows the community feels strongly.
Read moreYonge-Eglinton is back to being like any other big city of highrises, crowded sidewalks and clogged roads, which makes it a good time to have a look back.
Read moreIt’s official. Eglinton Avenue East, site of construction for the Eglinton Crosstown light-rail line, is now the most hated street in Ontario.
Read moreWhen the Mt. Pleasant Road Loop was being built nearly 94 years ago, the work didn’t cause massive traffic jams as the building of the Eglinton Crosstown line does now.
Read moreCentral West open house to discuss Eglinton Crosstown stations on Apr. 18.
Read moreWith the densification and constriction of Eglinton, more commuters will be taking shortcuts around Eglinton. Every morning I see commuters shortcutting.
Read moreOn May 9, Councillor Jon Burnside hosted a meeting of residents to hear proposals from the North Leaside Traffic Committee for reducing traffic.
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 moreAs construction of the future Crosstown LRT along Eglinton Avenue intensifies, literally shaking the foundations of homes and potentially increasing the number of accidents in the area, developer Metrolinx is stepping up its outreach efforts to make sure residents know exactly what is happening in their neighbourhoods.
Read moreAs construction of the future Crosstown LRT along Eglinton Avenue intensifies, literally shaking the foundations of homes in the area, developer Metrolinx is stepping up its outreach efforts to make sure residents know exactly what is happening in their neighbourhood.
Read moreFormer plaza of eateries is being demolished to make way for the Laird LRT station.
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