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Gatherings in parks dropping, enforcement officers find

April 12, 2020April 13, 2020 Jay Garak coronavirus, Municipal Licensing And Standards, pandemic, parks, playground, Sherwood Park, Sunnybrook Park, Woodbine Beach

The number of people congregating in parks and using parks amenities seems to be falling, according to enforcement officers.

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Tenants feel squeeze of rising rent

April 17, 2012February 25, 2021 Town Crier staff Above The Guideline Increases, Advocacy Centre For Tenants, Bill 19, Federation of Metro Toronto Tenants' Associations, Greater Toronto Apartments' Association, Josh Matlow, Municipal Licensing And Standards, Ontario Landlord and Tenant Board, Queen's Park, rent, St. Paul's, tenants

It’s become difficult to be a renter in Toronto. Ward 22 has the highest percentage of tenants in the city

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City chickens in Hogtown?

October 26, 2011 Town Crier staff animals, Chickens, Fowl, Joe Mihevc, Municipal Licensing And Standards, St. Paul's, Toronto Chicken, Toronto Environment Office, Urban Agriculture

Many residents already have the egg producers in their yards

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From stately hotel to strip club—the Empringham story

November 19, 2020 Rodger Burnside Comments Off on From stately hotel to strip club—the Empringham story

The Empringham, Danforth or Play Pen — they’re all the same hotel, standing at Danfoirth and Dawes from the late 1800s into the 1980s.

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Can you believe this century home still stands at Queen and Waverley?

February 27, 2020 Rodger Burnside Comments Off on Can you believe this century home still stands at Queen and Waverley?

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When horses passed UNDER the Beltline bridge

December 1, 2019 Rodger Burnside Comments Off on When horses passed UNDER the Beltline bridge

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Now that the Yonge-Eglinton mess has been cleared up (almost)

October 24, 2019 Rodger Burnside Comments Off on Now that the Yonge-Eglinton mess has been cleared up (almost)

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When building transit was simpler at Mt. Pleasant and Eglinton

May 9, 2019 Rodger Burnside Comments Off on When building transit was simpler at Mt. Pleasant and Eglinton

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The days of hay wagons and streetcars on Yonge Street

February 1, 2019 Rodger Burnside Comments Off on The days of hay wagons and streetcars on Yonge Street

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The viaduct that brought Moore Park into Toronto

December 1, 2018 Streeter staff Comments Off on The viaduct that brought Moore Park into Toronto

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