Lights installed at Bayview-Davisville despite community split
Long-anticipated traffic lights have been installed on Bayview Avenue at the Davisville T-intersection, just one block south of the Millwood Road lights.
Read MoreLong-anticipated traffic lights have been installed on Bayview Avenue at the Davisville T-intersection, just one block south of the Millwood Road lights.
Read MoreLeasiders appear split on the recent municipal election — with North Toronto incumbent Jaye Robinson ousting local favourite Jon Burnside.
Read MoreIt 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.
Read More“If you don’t have ceremonies like this, then people forget,” Agnes Macphail Award-winner Burtin Fripp told the audience Saturday at the East York Civic Centre.
Read MoreWard 22 councillor Josh Matlow believes the Ontario Municipal Board could be reformed after all.
Read MoreKeeping Leaside together is one of the key reasons city will have 47 wards instead of 44 when the boundary changes come into effect.
Read MoreThe developer behind the application to replace Sunnybrook Plaza with a pair of mixed-use condominium towers is eager to negotiate a final height for the project before its upcoming Ontario Municipal Board hearing, Ward 26 Councillor Jon Burnside says.
Read MoreThe plan to replace Sunnybrook Plaza with two mixed-use buildings is on its way to the Ontario Municipal Board.
Read MorePart of Bayview Avenue could eventually look quite a bit different if the latest development proposal by the Brown Group
Read MoreOn Feb. 9, a contingent of residents from Leaside and Davisville were privileged to take part in a tour of the tunnelling progress of the Eglinton Crosstown LRT project underneath Eglinton Avenue East.
Read MoreNear the end of a community consultation meeting on Dec. 2, luxury developer Shane Baghai promised the application-weary audience that if they truly believed his proposal for an eight-storey, 98-unit condominium at 3–5 Southvale Dr. would disrupt Leaside, he would sell the land.
Read MoreA common theme loomed over all the presentations at the Leaside Property Owners Association’s annual meeting on Nov. 25.
Read MoreA Costco proposed for Thorncliffe Park that deeply divided residents in both the area and in neighbouring Leaside has been approved by the city.
Read MoreWhile much of the 2015 federal election has been defined by barbed exchanges between the three leading national party leaders, those who attended the Don Valley West all-candidates’ meeting at Leaside Memorial Gardens on Oct. 7 expecting similar fireworks probably left disappointed.
Read MoreIn 2016, South Leaside residents will finally be able to use transit all along Bayview Avenue without making a detour via Yonge Street, thanks to the efforts of Leaside Property Owners Association co-president Carol Burtin Fripp, Bennington Heights Residents Association president Hugh Grant, and Ward 26 councillor Jon Burnside.
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