Residents hail settlement reached on Brownlow development
After nearly three years and countless hours, a settlement was finally reached for the 18 Brownlow, now known as 71 Redpath, development in the Soudan apartment neighbourhood.
Read moreAfter nearly three years and countless hours, a settlement was finally reached for the 18 Brownlow, now known as 71 Redpath, development in the Soudan apartment neighbourhood.
Read moreIt was on city planner Jennifer Keesmat’s watch that so much density was planned for Eglinton that we will have to start considering a relief line for Eglinton before the LRT even opens.
Read moreRebecca Jenkins is mum on her upcoming project with Sarah Polley, but ask enough questions and she’ll open up about her reuniting with the Canadian actress.
Read moreBayview Avenue got a festive make-over on the end-of-September weekend as the treeswere garnished for the second annual Apple Festival.
Read moreResidents of Soudan Avenue hold a yard sale to raise funds to help hire a lawyer and fight the development plans for 18 Brownlow Avenue.
Read moreWith the densification and constriction of Eglinton, more commuters will be taking shortcuts around Eglinton. Every morning I see commuters shortcutting.
Read moreOf particular concern to us right now is a development, called “18 Brownlow,” located on Soudan Avenue for a block between Redpath and Brownlow avenues
Read moreCouncillors Jon Burnside and Josh Matlow delivered their Christmas gifts to Bayview Avenue: two new signs where Soudan Avenue and Parkhurst Boulevard meet.
Read moreThe look and feel of Yonge-Eglinton has been changing drastically for several years, especially with respect to the never-ending construction of condominiums.
Read moreHow many southbound drivers on Bayview do you think would ignore the two “no-left-turn onto Parkhurst 7–9 a.m. and 4–6 p.m.” signs?
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