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Posts Filed Under: neighbourhoods

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Beach Residents Face Off Against Condo Developers

Residents of the genteel east-end nabe are bitterly divided over a proposed six-storey condo development.

By Bronwyn Kienapple

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“Derelict” Underpass to Be Transformed Into Bright, Shiny Park

Underpass Park is step one in a wider revitalization of the less-than-beautiful West Don Lands area.

By Bronwyn Kienapple • Photos by Corbin Smith

20120414-Underpass Park-1- Photo by Corbin Smith
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LRT to Rain Destruction on Apricot Trees?

A proposed Eglinton West LRT entrance may carve out up to 900 square feet of a local park.

By Bronwyn Kienapple

Apricot trees in blossom at Ben Nobleman orchard. Photo courtesy of Susan Poizner.
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Shock and Anger Over High Park Playground Fire

An outpouring of community and corporate support bolsters plans to rebuild the beloved Jamie Bell playground.

By Bronwyn Kienapple

Arsonists torch popular Toronto playground
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NIMBYism in High Park?

West-end residents fear a new condo may set off "crowding" of Toronto's largest park.

By Bronwyn Kienapple

The boarded up houses at 1844 Bloor Street West are currently being demolished. Photo by Dean Bradley.
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Moving Toronto to Tennessee

The Tennessee Williams Project is pairing independent theatre companies with a familiar name, but in unfamiliar territory.

By Carly Maga

Tour Toronto's neighbourhoods as your tour the canon of Tennessee Williams. Image courtesy of The Tennessee WIlliams Project.
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Toronto Keeps Reading The Hunger Games, Game of Thrones

Library street teams are asking Torontonians for their book picks today to kick off the Keep Toronto Reading Festival.

By Bronwyn Kienapple

Volunteer Nong Li chats with a pedestrian. He likes books on finance.
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Hacking the Impossible

The Academy of the Impossible wants to combine education and community engagement.

By Bronwyn Kienapple • Photos by Corbin Smith

Executive Director Emily Pohl-Weary interviews MP Carolyn Bennett.
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Burrito Bike Pedaling for Progress, and Pinto Beans

By Carly Maga

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Indie Coffee Passport Puts Neighbourhood Cafés on the Map

By Wyndham Bettencourt-McCarthy

Origins: Benjamin Addy

By Rodney Barnes

Let’s Build A Playground

By Edward Brown

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Duly Quoted: Sandra Bussin

By Torontoist

Stroll-ing with Shawn Micallef

By Suzannah Showler

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Poster Puts Toronto on Neighbourhood Watch

By Wyndham Bettencourt-McCarthy

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The Junction Triangle is a Sharp New Name

By Quin Parker

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My Neighbour Writes Double Entendres On My Bus Shelter

By Steve Kupferman

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City’s Moves May Threaten Dufferin Grove Park

By Suzannah Showler

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Black and White and Invisible All Over

By Kasandra Bracken

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Starbucks Tapas to Take Over Key Kensington Corner

By Steve Kupferman