Archive for 'Andrew Reeves'

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Walking the Lower Don Trail Will Be Possible This Summer

Construction on the Lower Don should be finished in a few months, but more work is needed to make Toronto's ravines accessible for residents.

By Andrew Reeves Jun. 1st, 10:30 am

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Why Lower Don Flood Protection is a Necessary Cost

While $1.25 billion is a lot of money, it's the price for prudent Port Lands planning.

By Andrew Reeves Nov. 2nd, 3:30 pm

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Why Ontario’s Growth Plan Misses the Mark

New report says the plan relies on "fatally flawed” approach to determining how much land is needed to meet growth targets.

By Andrew Reeves Aug. 22nd, 11:30 am

No Greenbelt Mention in 2016 Ontario Budget

Despite being a cornerstone of provincial policy for a decade, the greenbelt can't be found in the latest budget.

By Andrew Reeves Mar. 14th, 9:00 am

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How Ontario’s Cap-and-Trade and Green Initiatives Could Impact Toronto

Liberals propose long-awaited Cap-and-Trade policy.

By Andrew Reeves Feb. 25th, 6:05 pm

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How Ontario’s “Free Tuition” Proposal Would Work

Geared for low-income students, the proposal consolidates and simplifies existing OSAP grants and programs.

By Andrew Reeves Feb. 25th, 5:16 pm

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What the 2016 Provincial Budget Means for Toronto

We take a close look at transit, housing, and social services.

By David Hains, Catherine McIntyre, Neville Park and Andrew Reeves Feb. 25th, 5:11 pm

2015 Hero: Park People

Nominated for: making our city a better place, one park at a time.

By Andrew Reeves • Illustration by Brett LambJan. 4th, 12:00 pm

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2015 Hero: Newzapalooza

Nominated for: putting together a great show for a worthwhile cause.

By Andrew Reeves • Illustration by Evan MundayJan. 4th, 12:00 pm

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2015 Villain: David Braley

Nominated for: pinching pennies while neglecting Argos fans.

By Andrew Reeves • Illustration by Matthew DaleyJan. 4th, 12:00 pm

Planning for Toronto’s Ravine Strategy

By Andrew Reeves Dec. 18th, 3:15 pm

2016 Municipal Budget Preview: Parks, Recreation, and Forestry

In advance of the City's budget launch, we analyze the needs at Parks, Recreation, and Forestry.

By Andrew Reeves Dec. 14th, 9:30 am

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Greenbelt Report Maps Out Toronto’s Growth

Much-anticipated Crombie report delivers 87 recommendations, urges Province to invest in transit and high-density housing.

By Andrew Reeves Dec. 9th, 9:30 am

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What’s Next for Ontario’s Greenbelt?

Ontario's 7,300 square-kilometre Greenbelt is undergoing a critical land use review that could determine the fate of one of Ontario's greatest environmental legacies.

By Andrew Reeves Oct. 21st, 12:30 pm

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Toronto’s Unfunded Parks Plan

Despite being unanimously passed by council in 2013, the City's five-year parks plan remains mostly unfunded, and critics say Toronto needs to do better.

By Andrew Reeves Sep. 17th, 11:15 am

Deciding the Future of Toronto’s Hard-Working Wetlands

Proposed changes to the 2007 Official Plan for the City are set to be debated this week, which would see wetlands given special attention.

By Andrew Reeves Sep. 14th, 1:00 pm

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Cookie baron’s factory lands could become massive new development

The realty company behind Liberty Village is now eyeing 27 acres in south Etobicoke.

Don’t sell the Hearn

Losing the landmark would be an irreparable blow to waterfront redevelopment.

Twitter cracks down again on Ford satire accounts

The latest crackdown targeted accounts including one that tweeted out factual historical information.

Where Suits Was Filmed in Toronto

This show about New York power players almost manages to hide the fact that it's shot in Toronto. Almost.

Is “No Pets Allowed” Allowed?

Landlords often prohibit tenants from having pets. Can they actually do that?