Urban Living
Community
Hazelview Earns Canada's First Rainbow Registered Accreditation For A Rental
Just in time for Pride Month, Hazelview Properties has secured Canada's first Rainbow Registered accreditation for a residential rental building: Story of Midtown Toronto rental property at 73 and 75 Broadway Avenue.
Jun 09, 2025
Toronto
Gardiner Corridor Alliance Launches, Championing New Public Realm Vision
"Suddenly everything looks like opportunity; everything looks like something that can be reimagined.”
Vancouver
Vancouver Unveils Bold 20-Year Vision To Revitalize Granville Street
The new Granville Street Plan comes after Vancouver City Council initiated the Granville Street planning program in 2023.
Urban Living
18 Of The Coolest Places To Visit During Doors Open Toronto 2025
On May 24th and 25th, participants will have access to over 150 Toronto buildings and sites — from arts and culture institutions to historic landmarks to iconic experiences and businesses.
Opulence Meets Ultimate Recreation At This 10.9-Acre Victoria Estate
Though just 15 minutes from downtown Victoria, this address feels distinctly set apart — protected, peaceful, and purpose-built for generational enjoyment.
Toronto
What’s Open And Closed In Toronto On Victoria Day 2025
Don't let your long weekend plans be thwarted by closed doors and adjusted hours. Check ahead what's open and closed this Victoria Day.
Toronto
Where To Watch Victoria Day Fireworks In Toronto 2025
The City of Toronto will host its annual Victoria Day fireworks display at Ashbridges Bay Park on Monday.
Urban Living
What's Open And Closed In Toronto On Easter Weekend 2025
If you're lucky enough to get an extra day or two off this Easter weekend and want to spend it out and about in Toronto, you'll want to be sure to check whether your destination is open or closed.
Renovations
Toronto Filmmaker Documents Hazelview's Transformation Of Notorious 'Worst Lodge' Apartments
The short film, West Lodge Redemption, was directed by West Lodge resident Tasha Gray and premiered at the Toronto Black Film Festival.
Development Projects
St. Lawrence Market North Contractor Suing City Of Toronto For $83M
As the City of Toronto prepares for the official opening of its long-awaited St. Lawrence Market North building, the contractor in charge of the project has launched a lawsuit against the municipality.
Health + Wellness
Not-For-Profit Donates Art To Two Toronto Hospitals
The installations are being facilitated by RxART Canada, a not-for-profit whose mandate is to bring health and healing through museum-quality art installations in hospital settings.
Retail
More Than Stores: The Historic Architecture and Lasting Legacy of Hudson’s Bay Buildings
Once grand department stores, these buildings now stand as monuments to a bygone era — and reminders of the role architecture plays in shaping Canadian cities.
Policy
Federal Government Announces $1.5B For TransLink, $250M For Metro Vancouver
The funding is coming via the Canada Public Transit Fund and the Canada Housing Infrastructure Fund, respectively.
Industry
With Surrey Pavilion, Marcon Is Redefining The Traditional Sales Gallery
Surrey Pavilion, located at 13380 102A Avenue in Surrey, isn't just the newest home of Nemesis Coffee — it's also the sales gallery for Marcon's 102+Park project.
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