Community
Development Projects
How Indigenous Perspectives Shaped LANDinc's Vision For Ontario Place
LANDinc gets into the details on their Ontario Place public park revamp, sharing with STOREYS that Indigenous knowledge and perspectives guided all aspects of the design process.
Jul 17, 2025
Vancouver
VSB Submits Application For New Elementary School In Olympic Village
The new elementary school at Olympic Village was announced in 2024 and is set for 215 West 1st Avenue.
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.
Toronto
Gardiner Corridor Alliance Launches, Championing New Public Realm Vision
"Suddenly everything looks like opportunity; everything looks like something that can be reimagined.”
Regal, Not Rigid: $25M Kingston Mansion Is A Rarefied Historic Gem
The iconic Kingston mansion features regal details alongside luxury amenities, including an automated bowling alley.
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.
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
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.
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.
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.
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).
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.
Development Projects
New Burnaby Lake Aquatic and Arena Facility Begins Construction
The historic C.G. Brown Memorial Pool is no more, as the City begins construction on the new Burnaby Lake Aquatic and Arena Facility.
Burnaby
Community
"It's More Complex, Acute Need": Covenant House Sleep Out to Raise Awareness for Homeless Youth
The Sleep Out Champions Edition event held by Covenant House Toronto has raised $3M in 10 years to support youth experiencing homelessness.
Toronto
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