Posts Filed Under: “Gardiner Expressway”

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How to Turn the Province’s Rejection of Tolls on the DVP and Gardiner Into an Opportunity

The bar for good city-building ideas in Toronto is too low.

By Tricia Wood Jan. 31st, 11:30 am

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Four Reasons Why Road Tolls Are a Good Idea

They'll benefit everyone—motorists and non-motorists.

By Gideon Forman Nov. 28th, 12:45 pm

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What Should the Under Gardiner Project Look Like?

Possibilities abound for the Under Gardiner project.

By Beatrice Paez May. 10th, 9:00 am

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The Public Art that Lives Under the Gardiner

The Under Gardiner project isn't the first effort to transform the otherwise bleak expanse.

By Beatrice Paez May. 5th, 12:00 pm

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How the Gardiner Expressway Became the 156th Wonder of the World

Toronto's movie mayor muses on our city's finest architectural feat.

By Bert Xanadu Apr. 19th, 2:00 pm

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Under the Gardiner, We’ll Be Falling in Love

A new public space is coming to an underpass near you.

By Kelli Korducki Nov. 17th, 1:00 pm

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The Hybrid Gardiner, Revisited

At this week's meeting, council will debate new alternatives for the future of the Gardiner east of Jarvis.

By Sean Marshall Sep. 29th, 9:00 am

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Editorial: The Evidence is in—John Tory is the Mayor of the Status Quo

We learned a lot about the mayor and his allies from the Gardiner debate. Above all, they represent more of the same.

By Torontoist Jun. 13th, 3:30 pm

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Live Blog: Council Debates the East Gardiner

It's another big debate at city hall, so it's time for another live blog! Follow along as council decides the future of the east Gardiner.

By David Hains and Kelli Korducki Jun. 10th, 3:26 pm

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John Tory Goes Full Ford in his Gardiner Expressway Speech

We fact-checked John Tory's claims and arguments about the east Gardiner in his speech to the Empire Club.

By Christopher Bird and David Hains Jun. 9th, 5:15 pm

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Visualizing Options for the East Gardiner

Confused about what the much-debated Gardiner options look like? We mapped it out.

By Sean Marshall Jun. 8th, 11:45 am

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A Basic Truth of John Tory

His response to carding, the Gardiner, and the Scarborough subway reminds us who John Tory is. And it doesn't bode well for City Hall.

By John Barber • Photo by Daniel BitondiJun. 4th, 9:30 am

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Poll Position: Plurality Prefers Gardiner East Removal

Among decided respondents in a new poll, 45 per cent prefer Gardiner East removal over 33 per cent for maintaining it mostly as is.

By David Hains Jun. 1st, 9:00 am

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A Moment for Council to Build the Waterfront Toronto Deserves

By removing the Gardiner and building a better vision for the waterfront, Toronto has the rare opportunity to learn from its historic mistakes, writes Jennifer Bonnell.

By Jennifer Bonnell (Guest Opinion) May. 29th, 9:00 am

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The Gardiner Debate: Will Transit Be the Loser?

In the ongoing debate about the future of the Gardiner, we must look at how council's decision affects future transit investment.

By Steve Munro May. 27th, 9:00 am

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Chief City Planner Jennifer Keesmaat on How to Think About the Gardiner

The City Planner prefers a grand boulevard over "antiquated, dark, crumbling infrastructure."

By David Hains May. 22nd, 3:15 pm

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Gardiner Pedestrian Bridge Brings Downtown Closer to the Waterfront

New, glass-walled pathway installed over the weekend will expand the city's PATH network south.

By Graeme Bayliss • Photos by Giordano CiampiniAug. 18th, 1:08 pm

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Say Goodbye to the Inglis Sign and Its Inspirational Quotes

The sign that's been standing by the Gardiner Expressway since 1975 has now come down.

By Sarah Sweet Aug. 1st, 1:30 pm

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Sidewalks and the “last mile” problem

We forget that walking can be a part of our public transit system too.

Where The Handmaid’s Tale was filmed in Toronto (Part One)

Toronto plays the role of Gilead, Margaret Atwood's terrifying dystopian near future America.

Building on Toronto’s park legacy

On Monday, city council will vote on a series of measures from the Toronto and East York Community Council, including a motion to permanently create two pedestrian-only areas at Ryerson University and the University of Toronto. The vote marks the final step in a project that has been, in Ryerson’s case, more than ten years […]

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.

Co-op Housing: What It Is and How It Works

Shedding some light on a misunderstood affordable housing alternative.