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This year, Toronto could see spaces reimagined in a way that will serve as inspiration for other cities.
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Erin Davis
Appeals are rapidly piling up before legislation brings major changes.
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Simon Cameron
It's a bittersweet goodbye, as The Hoxton is just one of Toronto's downtown venues to close recently.
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Kieran Delamont
Toronto needs to focus on the "missing middle"—townhouses and mid-rise buildings.
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Chris Spoke
If you’re an urbanizing municipality, this appeal was worth watching.
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David Fleischer
New report says the plan relies on "fatally flawed” approach to determining how much land is needed to meet growth targets.
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Andrew Reeves
The inexpensive(ish) way to live downtown? Go small.
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Alina Bykova
Developers must prove to the City their buildings still let the sun shine.
By
Mark Mann
Sixty-eight years since its opening—and now near closing—the iconic Toronto shop still has dedicated customers.
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Oriena Vuong
Every weekday's end, we collect just about everything you ought to care about or ought not to miss.
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Erica Lenti
New student housing—within two six-storey buildings—will host 812 beds.
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Erica Lenti
Much-anticipated Crombie report delivers 87 recommendations, urges Province to invest in transit and high-density housing.
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Andrew Reeves
A tall, truly terribly-named development is headed for Victoria and Richmond Streets.
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Kelli Korducki
We spoke with the architect behind Corktown's new computer centre to find out how the building was designed for a street in transition.
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Kelli Korducki
The OMB exerts great influence over how Toronto's cityscape is shaped. We explain how the controversial land-use planning tribunal works.
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Patrick Metzger
The world-famous designer makes an appearance to kick off his new partnership with Freed Developments.
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Kelli Korducki • Photos by Giordano Ciampini
Collaborative design plans for incorporating the Red Door Family Shelter into a luxury condominium building could serve as a model for future developments.
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Stephanie DePetrillo
Demographics and economics may be swinging the development pendulum back towards rental units, analysts say.
By
Leah Jensen
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