The Masonic Temple Apparently Won’t Be Turned Into Condos, After All
After months on the market, Toronto's historic Masonic Temple has a new owner.
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St. Lawrence Market North’s Replacement Gets a Lot Less Ambitious
That Weird Old Building on Spadina Crescent is About to Get a Major Revamp
Almost 140 years old, One Spadina Crescent is about to be born again.
At a Packed Meeting, Kensington Market Says “No” to Walmart
Frank Gehry Refines His King Street Design
Images of Gehry's updated designs show a much clearer vision for King Street.
Renderings of Massive New Waterfront Development Released
New Amenities in the West Don Lands Are Shaping Up
This Shopping Centre Could Be Coming to Kensington Market
What you see in these pictures could become reality on Bathurst Street, if developers get their way.
Feeling Pug-ish About Toronto Architecture
Voting is now open for the ninth edition of the Pug Awards.
Porter Announces Major Expansion Proposal
With Loblaws a Possibility, Kensington Market Gets Anxious
No stranger to development strife, Kensington is getting riled up over a new neighbour's plans.
Jen Keesmaat’s Big Idea
Let developers build what we want them to build, and help them do it faster.
On Temperance Street, a 19th-Century Building’s Renaissance
It took a heritage-minded Toronto developer to see the Dineen Building's potential.
Future of Large-Format Retail Near Kensington Market Still Uncertain
2012 Villain: Extreme NIMBYism
Nominated for: taking the fear of change to irrational heights.
2012 Villain: Donald Trump
Nominated for: lending his name to an ugly, failing, lawsuit-riddled project.
Mr. Christie, the Ontario Food Terminal, and Development in Etobicoke
Council makes a bid to preserve area for employment lands in the face of condo development plans.
The End of an Era on Lake Shore Boulevard
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