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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.

Toronto

What’s Open And Closed In Toronto On Canada Day

As a national statutory holiday, many stores, businesses, and services will be closed in Toronto on Canada Day.

Toronto

Here’s Where You Can Catch Canada Day Fireworks In Toronto

Toronto residents are invited to tap into a wide range of city-run programming this Canada Day, including (but not limited to) fireworks.

Country Calling: Get To Know Sherwood Park, A Beloved Alberta Hamlet

For those who prefer to opt out of urban life without being too far removed from modern comforts, hamlets like Sherwood Park, Alberta are a perfect landing place.

Cities

Plans Finalized To Rename Yonge-Dundas Square Amid Heated Backlash

The renaming of Yonge-Dundas Square was a hot topic in Toronto City Hall yesterday as plans were solidified to move forward with the new name, Sankofa Square.

Mississauga

Mississauga's Mayoral Election Is Monday, Here's Where Candidates Stand On Housing

From lowering property taxes for seniors to revamping bike lanes, here's how the front-running candidates plan to tackle these major topics of interest for voters.

Transportation

The Last TTC Strike Was 16 Years Ago: Today's Traffic Pressures Will Make Things Worse

The probability of a TTC strike is increasingly likely, as the clock counts down to a midnight deadline.

Transportation

What Happens To Toronto If The TTC Strike Completely Stops Service?

The last time the transit system saw a weekend-long strike was back in 2008, before it was deemed an essential service for the next 15 years, until 2023. But a TTC strike could become a reality again this Friday.

Urban Living

Wellington Market Brings An Elevated Food Hall To The Well

The goodness-packed Wellington Market officially opened this week with 35 tenants.

Parks

Design Plans Unveiled For David Crombie Park Revitalization Project

Toronto's David Crombie Park is getting a makeover that will further unite nature and the community.

Transportation

Urban Living

$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.

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.

What’s Open And Closed In Toronto On Canada Day

As a national statutory holiday, many stores, businesses, and services will be closed in Toronto on Canada Day.

Here’s Where You Can Catch Canada Day Fireworks In Toronto

Toronto residents are invited to tap into a wide range of city-run programming this Canada Day, including (but not limited to) fireworks.

Country Calling: Get To Know Sherwood Park, A Beloved Alberta Hamlet

For those who prefer to opt out of urban life without being too far removed from modern comforts, hamlets like Sherwood Park, Alberta are a perfect landing place.

StatCan Finds Link Between Heat-Related Deaths And Rental Units

The research comes amid growing calls to mandate maximum temperatures in rental units.

Plans Finalized To Rename Yonge-Dundas Square Amid Heated Backlash

The renaming of Yonge-Dundas Square was a hot topic in Toronto City Hall yesterday as plans were solidified to move forward with the new name, Sankofa Square.

More Toronto Traffic Woes: Spadina Streetcars Will Be Replaced By Buses For Months

The 510 Spadina streetcars will be replaced with buses at least until the end of December.

Mississauga's Mayoral Election Is Monday, Here's Where Candidates Stand On Housing

From lowering property taxes for seniors to revamping bike lanes, here's how the front-running candidates plan to tackle these major topics of interest for voters.

The Last TTC Strike Was 16 Years Ago: Today's Traffic Pressures Will Make Things Worse

The probability of a TTC strike is increasingly likely, as the clock counts down to a midnight deadline.

What Happens To Toronto If The TTC Strike Completely Stops Service?

The last time the transit system saw a weekend-long strike was back in 2008, before it was deemed an essential service for the next 15 years, until 2023. But a TTC strike could become a reality again this Friday.

Wellington Market Brings An Elevated Food Hall To The Well

The goodness-packed Wellington Market officially opened this week with 35 tenants.

Design Plans Unveiled For David Crombie Park Revitalization Project

Toronto's David Crombie Park is getting a makeover that will further unite nature and the community.

Toronto Road Closures Will Cause Marathon Traffic This Weekend

Thanks to TV shoots, construction, a parade, and the Toronto Marathon, the city will see many road closures this weekend.

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Urban Living

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.

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.

As a national statutory holiday, many stores, businesses, and services will be closed in Toronto on Canada Day.

Toronto residents are invited to tap into a wide range of city-run programming this Canada Day, including (but not limited to) fireworks.

For those who prefer to opt out of urban life without being too far removed from modern comforts, hamlets like Sherwood Park, Alberta are ​a perfect landing place.

The research comes amid growing calls to mandate maximum temperatures in rental units.

​The renaming of Yonge-Dundas Square was a hot topic in Toronto City Hall yesterday as plans were solidified to move forward with the new name, Sankofa Square.

The 510 Spadina streetcars will be replaced with buses at least until the end of December. ​

From lowering property taxes for seniors to revamping bike lanes, here's how the front-running candidates plan to tackle these major topics of interest for voters.

The probability of a TTC strike is increasingly likely, as the clock counts down to a midnight deadline.​

​The last time the transit system saw a weekend-long strike was back in 2008, before it was deemed an essential service for the next 15 years, until 2023. But a TTC strike could become a reality again this Friday.

The goodness-packed Wellington Market officially opened this week with 35 tenants.

​Toronto's David Crombie Park is getting a makeover that will further unite nature and the community.

Thanks to TV shoots, construction, a parade, and the Toronto Marathon, the city will see many road closures this weekend.​

2024 © STOREYS Publishing Inc. | All Rights Reserved

For those who prefer to opt out of urban life without being too far removed from modern comforts, hamlets like Sherwood Park, Alberta are a perfect landing place.

The renaming of Yonge-Dundas Square was a hot topic in Toronto City Hall yesterday as plans were solidified to move forward with the new name, Sankofa Square.

The 510 Spadina streetcars will be replaced with buses at least until the end of December.

The probability of a TTC strike is increasingly likely, as the clock counts down to a midnight deadline.

The last time the transit system saw a weekend-long strike was back in 2008, before it was deemed an essential service for the next 15 years, until 2023. But a TTC strike could become a reality again this Friday.

Toronto's David Crombie Park is getting a makeover that will further unite nature and the community.

Thanks to TV shoots, construction, a parade, and the Toronto Marathon, the city will see many road closures this weekend.