I’m not especially interested in carrying the beer (or wine) for a bunch of people who can buy super expensive homes. But ...

In the intricate machinery of urban governance, one figure looms large but largely out of sight: the City Manager. Appointed ...

This year has been one of major change. But what doesn’t change here is talking about transit. It’s the return of Tricia Wood ...

See our Launch and Introduction about the launch of the © Urban Cartoon Syndicate and the announcement by CityHallWatch. *** ...

In a widely read, shared and commented upon column in Saturday’s Globe and Mail, columnist Robyn Urback asked a question that ...

After more than two decades tucked away as an idea simply not worth the cost, Highway 413 is finally kicking into gear as ...

When the University of Toronto’s John P. Robarts Research Library, located at St. George and Harbord streets, opened its doors in 1973, it was the largest academic library building in the world, ...

If Toronto loves movies, movies have not always loved Toronto. While Toronto has had a thriving film industry for several decades, the city has often costumed itself as somewhere else, while movies ...

When Infrastructure Ontario executes public-private partnership arrangements, there are numerous permutations — design-build-finance-maintain, outright land sales, straight-up contracting gigs (e.g., ...

Shadow study with full shadow lengths provided outside the initial frame chosen by Perkins & Will for the 1780 E. Broadway proposal. Shadow studies often get lost amid the seemingly more pressing ...

TTC work crews laying new tracks on Dundas Street Diversion east of Yonge Street in 1923, linking former Agnes and Wilton Streets, and in the process, creating the triangular parcel that later became ...

In Vancouver today, rezoning doesn’t necessarily mean building. Increasingly, it means something else: securing entitlements — legal permissions that inflate a property’s value regardless of whether ...