Bloordale Residents Push for More Input on Planned Community Hub

A 30,000-square-foot community hub and a new secondary school are slated for the southwest corner of Bloor and Dufferin.

By Nikhil Sharma Jan. 27th, 11:30 am

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Now is the Time to Move Forward on Housing

Councillor Ana Bailão on National Housing Day, the Toronto Housing Summit, and why governments must work together.

By Ana Bailão (Guest Opinion) Nov. 22nd, 12:30 pm

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Build Toronto Torn Between Affordable Housing and Making Money

How should City agencies balance social responsibility with financial needs?

By Erik Mclaren May. 11th, 2:30 pm

Provincial Housing Strategy an Unusual Show of Responsibility

Provincial and federal governments have neglected affordable housing responsibilities for decades, but that could be changing.

By Catherine McIntyre Mar. 21st, 12:30 pm

Toronto Community Housing’s Daunting Repair Backlog

Toronto Community Housing needs $2.6 billion to repair units over the next 10 years, or 18,000 people will find their homes shuttered. In advance of tomorrow's TCHC task force report, we look at what's at stake.

By Erin Sylvester Jan. 25th, 12:00 pm

TCHC Invests in Energy-Saving Repairs

As part of its capital repair project, TCHC is banking on new eco-friendly renovations to save money and attract investors.

By Catherine McIntyre Oct. 7th, 9:15 am

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Landlord Licensing: A Solution to Toronto’s Tenant Woes?

Supporters say landlord licensing would create more accountability for tenants, but critics argue the regulation would be unwieldy and costly.

By Mark Mann May. 5th, 11:00 am

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TCHC Denied Lower Mortgage Rates by Crown Corporation

The TCHC needs lower interest rates in order to tackle it's multibillion-dollar repair backlog, but in spite of a massive surplus and an affordable housing mandate, its main mortgage lender isn't budging.

By Catherine McIntyre Apr. 21st, 1:45 pm

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Faced With a $750 Million Social-Housing Repair Backlog, the City Pleads for Help

A new City campaign aims to persuade higher levels of government to fund social-housing repairs.

By Desmond Cole Jun. 25th, 11:30 am

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Councillor Ana Bailão Pleads Guilty to Drunk Driving

The Ward 18 councillor's license has been suspended for a year.

By Steve Kupferman Jan. 28th, 4:54 pm

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Newsstand: January 16, 2013

Wash your hair and brush you teeth, because today fate is taking you out on a fancy date. In the news: the City’s budget is before council; extracurriculars are getting reviewed by elementary school teachers; Councillor Bailão’s day in court moved, again; and Metrolinx looks at not closing part of the Allen for a year.

By Casey Irvin • Illustration by Brett LambJan. 16th, 8:00 am

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Bailão’s DUI Case Set for December 17

Court date later this month for the Davenport city councillor.

By David Hains Dec. 3rd, 12:25 pm

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On Ana Bailão, “Bad Nights,” and Impaired Driving

Standing by your colleague is one thing. Being an apologist for driving drunk is quite another.

By Hamutal Dotan Oct. 17th, 2:00 pm

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Councillor Ana Bailão Responds to Impaired-Driving Charges

A shaken-looking Bailão says she will plead not guilty, will keep focusing on her work.

By Hamutal Dotan Oct. 17th, 11:50 am

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City Councillor Ana Bailão Charged with Impaired Driving

Ward 18 representative pulled over early this morning.

By Hamutal Dotan Oct. 16th, 12:52 pm

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Talking About Stopping the Sale of Social Housing

At a community meeting Thursday night, participants voiced opposition to selling TCHC homes.

By Sarah-Joyce Battersby Mar. 5th, 11:00 am

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What’s Next for the Railpath?

The award-winning first phase of the West Toronto Railpath has us impatiently waiting for the results of the phase two feasibility study.

By Jaime Woo Oct. 28th, 9:00 am

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How to Expand Your Library in Tight-Fisted Toronto

By Steve Kupferman Aug. 17th, 10:30 am

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