Urban Living

​Bob Rennie (left) was set to give some of his art collection to the new Vancouver Art Gallery (right).
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.

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.

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."

Urban Living

What’s Open And Closed In Toronto On The 2024 Labour Day Long Weekend

Labour Day — which falls on Monday, September 2 this year — is a statutory holiday, which means that many government and public services will be closed for the day in Toronto.

Retail

Pusateri's Owes Creditors ​$6.5M, Court Documents Reveal

Last week, the high-end Toronto grocery store filed bankruptcy for several locations and announced it would be consolidating operations to two stores.

Retail

Several Pusateri's Locations To Close After Bankruptcy Filings

The beloved boutique grocery store chain announced the closure of its Bayview Village, Little Italy, and Kitchen locations last Tuesday.

Urban Living

What's Open And Closed In Toronto On The August Civic Holiday

While many businesses will close their doors on Monday, August 5, some grocery stores, shopping centres, and major attractions will remain open for the long weekend.

Development Projects

Mississauga Residents Voice Concerns Over More Density Proposed For Brightwater Community

The Brightwater project was a hot topic at a Mississauga Planning and Development meeting on Monday, where residents voiced their concerns about the impact to the community.

Transportation

$73M And 24/7 Construction To Shave One Year Off Gardiner Rehabilitation Project

Despite plenty of focus on expediting work on the Gardiner Expressway from the province and Toronto City Council, it appears that drivers will still be grappling with gridlock brought on by repairs until April 2026.

Transportation

More Than Half Of GTHA Residents Considering Moving Due To Excessive Traffic

A new study from Ipsos reveals that the majority of residents have considered moving to farther flung regions in order to escape the city’s traffic and congestion issues — and all the stresses that it brings.