LORINC: What’s missing from the missing middle debate

City council has spent the past few years chipping away at the walls surrounding that seemingly impregnable fortress otherwise known... Read More

ELECTION: If not housing now, when?

This column has been updated since it was originally published. A debate will be held on Oct. 17th. Is Housing Now dead? In case you... Read More

Toronto, arguably, is in the midst of what the city may look back on as a golden age of landscape architecture and design. In the past... Read More

For decades, about half of Torontonians have lived in rented dwellings, and despite this rather amazing statistic, they are... Read More

After the dock collision on the weekend that injured more than a dozen people and has reduced ferry service to the Toronto Islands for... Read More

The only thing worse than the design proposed for Ontario Place’s indoor spa mega-project is the fact that a firm with such a... Read More

Over the 16 years prior to the news last week that Premier Doug Ford’s Tories are planning to impose so-called strong mayor... Read More

Mayor John Tory was out and about late last week, talking up what was billed as a plan to revive the city’s economy but which... Read More

Parks Forestry and Recreation (PFR), according to City of Toronto data, operates over 1,500 parks, nearly 700 sports fields, 123... Read More

Anyone who spends time in cities, and not just Toronto, likely has both a mental map as well as a strategy for finding a place to go... Read More