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Make the Suburbs Walkable by Allowing GTA Homes to Convert into Businesses
Scarborough Gets Screwed by Subway Promises
Without the LRT, local transit in Scarborough will be reduced to less than what residents have now.
Drop In And Check Out The City’s Plans For The Core
A Development Proposal for Jarvis and Gerrard Will Spare “Hooker Harvey’s”
The Toronto landmark lives on.
How Section 37 Funds Work (And Don’t Work)
We explain the section of the Planning Act that makes every councillor pull out their hair.
The City Wants to Engage More Youth in Urban Planning
A new strategy aims to create space for young Torontonians who care about city building.
Public Works: Improving Public Consultation on City Projects
Cambridge, Mass., is changing the way it engages citizens.
“New” City Hall and Visions of the Future
Public Works: Raising the Bar for Development Projects
Toronto, Now in Glorious 3D
Historicist: How We Can Make Toronto More Pleasant, 1971-Style
Suggestions from prominent Torontonians on improving the city, many of which remain relevant.
Meet a Toronto Mayor: Bert Wemp
In which a future mayor gets whacked on the nose by his future opponent.
Charge Developers For Sprawl, Says Pembina Institute
A local think tank says the costs of sprawl should be paid by the sprawlers.
Making Toronto’s Heritage Official
Could the Junction Triangle Become the Next Liberty Village?
An ambitious development could introduce major change to this tiny west-end neighborhood.
The Past and Future of City Building in Toronto
Toronto’s Official Plan Soon to Open to Public Consultation
City planners will be seeking input from residents on Toronto's future.
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