Urban Living
Urban Living
What's Open And Closed In Toronto On Family Day 2025
February 17 may be a statutory holiday, but many malls, stores, and attractions will still be open, albeit with modified hours.
Feb 14, 2025
Urban Living
In Ontario, Who Has To Shovel Snow: The Tenant Or Landlord?
Much of Ontario will be walking — and shovelling — through a winter wonderland today, but is it the landlord or tenant who has to shovel snow?
Development Projects
4 Towers Up To 45 Storeys, Affordable Housing Proposed For The Queensway
Plans call for a 30-, 35-, 40-, and 45-storey development set to deliver 1,819 residential units, including 342 affordable housing units, to Etobicoke, as well as a new public park and extensive programming space for a number of non-profit operations.
Urban Living
New Year's Day 2025: What's Open And Closed In Vancouver
The holiday season isn't quite over yet and there's still some fun things to do around Vancouver on or before New Year's Day.
Lions Bay Home With View Of Howe Sound Hits Market For $2.4M
The beautiful property sits at 170 Highview Place in the scenic community of Lions Bay in British Columbia.
Entertainment
Toronto To Ring In The New Year With Fireworks And Live Music
On Tuesday, December 31, join the City of Toronto as it rings in the new year with one of the largest firework shows in Canada alongside live music and pop-up performances.
Toronto
What's Open And Closed In Toronto On New Year's Day
Although New Year's Day is a statutory holiday, some malls, grocery stores, and attractions will be open in Toronto, albeit with special hours.
Toronto
What’s Open And Closed In Toronto On Christmas 2024
As well as Christmas Eve (December 25) and Boxing Day (December 26).
Community
Bob Rennie Cries Foul After New Vancouver Art Gallery Plans Scrapped
A chunk of Rennie's collection will go to the National Gallery of Canada instead of his hometown Vancouver.
Appointment Notices
Phil Verster Steps Down As CEO Of Metrolinx, New CEO Told Eglinton LRT Is The "Top Priority"
After seven years, Phil Verster has resigned his role as CEO of Metrolinx and will be replaced by Infrastructure Ontario CEO Michael Lindsay.
Urban Living
New Play 'The Bidding War' Parodies Toronto's Real Estate Market
Crow’s Theatre presents “The Bidding War” tomorrow through December 15. And yes, it's a dark comedy.
Development Projects
Calgary Planning Commission Approves New $270M Arts Commons Expansion Building
The Arts Commons Transformation (ACT) project is being undertaken by the Calgary Municipal Land Corporation (CMLC).
Urban Living
What’s Open And Closed On Thanksgiving Weekend In Toronto
Many businesses and services will be closed on Thanksgiving Monday, while others will observe modified hours.
Development Projects
$421M St. Lawrence Centre Revamp Faces Cancellation
A city staff report is recommending the St. Lawrence Centre redevelopment project be cancelled, calling it "a considerable financial risk for the City."
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