Posts Filed Under: “waterfront toronto”

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2012 Hero: Captain John

Nominated for: keeping the waterfront interesting, and keeping his dream alive.

By Steve Kupferman • Illustration by Brian McLachlanDec. 14th, 8:45 am

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Captain John’s Harbourfront Restaurant, For Sale

How will the captain repay his outstanding debts?

By Chris Riddell Nov. 15th, 9:00 am

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Part of Queens Quay West to Become a One-Way Street, Starting Monday

But at least the traffic mess will have been for a good cause.

By Steve Kupferman Nov. 2nd, 12:45 pm

Urban Planner: September 12, 2012

In today's Urban Planner: A charity vintage jewellery sale, a public meeting on the Port Lands project, and a free introduction to modern square dancing.

By Jessica Buck Sep. 12th, 7:00 am

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Your Guide to the New New Port Lands Plan

After feedback from both council and the public, Waterfront Toronto releases a revised plan for the Port Lands.

By Hamutal Dotan and Sarah-Joyce Battersby Aug. 9th, 5:30 pm

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Scene: Underpass Park Lights Up at Night

Underpass Park is now officially open for fun.

By Torontoist • Photos by Rémi CarreiroAug. 3rd, 4:30 pm

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A Flashy New Waterfront is Headed Our Way

Six years in the making, Waterfront Toronto announces the beginning of construction on Queens Quay.

By Kelli Korducki Jun. 5th, 5:15 pm

Newsstand: May 11, 2012

Crack open the sugared cereal, 'cause it's Friday, baby. In the news: the Globe and Mail will soon charge for online content; the Mounties and CSIS just want to be liked; southern Etobicoke residents want more attention for the western waterfront; and for all its glitz, Casa Loma is in serious need of cash.

By Jodie Shupac May. 11th, 7:59 am

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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 SmithApr. 19th, 10:00 am

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Newsstand: March 30, 2012

Will it be summer or winter today? Nobody knows, but at least it's Friday! And so: Toronto Public Library workers are back to work today; feelings are hurt (and, probably, egos bruised) over reviews on plans for the waterfront; would-be Regent Park condo scandal probably isn't; and city councillors get a presumably mad-awkward daytime pole dance.

By Jodie Shupac Mar. 30th, 8:00 am

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Port Lands “Acceleration” Review Has A Price Tag

The project's cost is estimated at $1.6 million.

By Steve Kupferman Jan. 18th, 10:35 am

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Viva Toronto’s Athletes’ Village

It's going to be "on time and on budget"—or so we were told countless times today. Few details on what the plan for achieving that is, though.

By Jamie Bradburn Jan. 12th, 4:45 pm

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Waterfront Toronto Announces Details of the Athletes’ Village For the 2015 Pan Am Games

The ambitious development project will transform the West Don Lands.

By Steve Kupferman Jan. 12th, 12:43 pm

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What Do Torontonians Want From Their Waterfront?

Last night: a public consultation to discuss the accelerated development of the Port Lands.

By Jake Tobin Garrett Dec. 13th, 1:00 pm

2011 Hero: CodeBlueTO

Nominated for: heart and activist savvy in equal measure.

By Jake Tobin Garrett • Illustration by Sasha PlotnikovaDec. 12th, 12:19 pm

Urban Planner, December 12, 2011

Today you can: learn about Toronto's waterfront future at a public meeting, or about its past at Fort York's Parler Fort series; celebrate Christmas with the senior entertainers at Belmot House; hear author Michael Morpurgo read from War Horse; and see comedy based on Postsecrets.com from Bad Dog Theatre.

By Steve Fisher Dec. 12th, 7:00 am

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Waterfront Toronto Launches a Public Review of Port Lands Plans

This summer, Doug Ford argued that we needed to pick up the pace of waterfront development. Today Waterfront Toronto announced public consultations on the Port Lands, to discuss just that.

By Steve Kupferman Nov. 25th, 2:00 pm

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City Council Reaffirms Plan for the Port Lands

A sigh of relief among many as the City votes to allow Waterfront Toronto to continue with development plans.

By Hamutal Dotan Sep. 21st, 3:00 pm

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