It’s nice to see Toronto civil society all revved up and ready to defend something. Such was the case on Tuesday evening when a few hundred people attended a meeting […]
It was meant to be a place for the people. But Ontario Place was also conceived with a bit of hubris in mind. It also was built without building permits. […]
“There is nothing that can be saved. Because it has to be rebuilt, it can be rebuilt in any way that Ford wants it to be rebuilt.” You have to […]
Corner property on Fanshawe Park Rd with a Zoning that allows for daycare as well as couple of semi-detached units. Rare opportunity where you can have a home business with […]
Jerome Markson may be retired, but his convictions and dedication to the craft of architecture are unwavering. Even when it comes to garage doors. “The last time I drove past […]
When Rick Haldenby looks at the former Sears building, he doesn’t see an ugly, grey monolith deserving of the wrecking ball. He sees dignity. He sees rhythm. He sees history. […]
The University of Toronto’s Department of Astronomy and Astrophysics is in the early planning stages for a new Astronomy Building, likely to be built on the northwest corner of St. […]
Today, the Minister of Environment and Climate Change and Minister responsible for Parks Canada, Catherine McKenna, announced the designation of six new persons, places, and events of national significance. These […]
Are you feeling blue? Blue, it seems, is the new black. Blue glass, that is. Right now you can go down to the Richmond Adelaide Centre and watch as two […]