It’s nothing but drama at City Hall. The latest twist in the transit saga is that TTC Chair Karen Stintz put out a press release yesterday announcing that she will ask council to dissolve the current TTC board on Monday, rather than in June. She wants a board made up of seven councillors and four [...]

Photo by Christopher Drost/Torontoist. WHERE: Annette Street just west of Runnymede Road WHEN: 2 p.m. today WHAT: The Star‘s reporting on the havoc that today’s high winds are wreaking on Torontonians’ hair, but our Christopher Drost witnessed a mess of a different sort near Annette and Runnymede, where a recycling truck was having some difficulty [...]

Photo by Marc Lostracco. In upcoming months, Toronto’s summer temperatures will once again strain the power grid, and the demand for more power means more power generation—and consequently, more pollution. For Ontario customers wishing to utilize renewable energy sources, there are currently only two options: expensively retrofit your property to generate some of its own [...]

Sections of downtown core shut down for fear of falling debris. David Miller responds by initiating the “Less Wind Now” campaign, encouraging Ottawa to build “a giant wall” around Toronto to serve as a windbreak. Forty year mortages have arrived. Suggested advertising slogan: “Now you can be in your seventies and still not have paid [...]