Tickets are going fast for ClimateSpark Launch, the celebration of social ventures with a climate twist.
Nominations are open for the 2012 Green Toronto Awards, the City’s Environmental Awards of Excellence.
During especially cold weather, consider leaving a tap open enough for a trickle of water so
there is some movement of water in pipes that might be vulnerable to freezing.
A laneway near Bathurst and Bloor streets now sports the name of a longtime resident who called the area home for nearly half a century.
Our city is quickly becoming overwhelmed by traffic congestion. The GTA has the longest commute times in North America and it costs our region’s economy billions every year in lost productivity and a reduced quality of life. One of the sources of these long commute times is vehicles parking illegally during rush hour in the [...]
The second annual Do Design event will turn storefronts on Toronto’s Dundas Street West between Bathurst Street and Grace Street, into exhibition venues for design objects.
Go Transit will be hosting quarterly public meetings on the Georgetown south project to update the community on the construction progress, what to expect in 2012 and to present the final operational noise and vibration mitigation report.
This is an opportunity for our neighbours to ask questions directly to our construction contractor and to sit down with the construction project delivery team to review the ongoing construction and what is planned in the coming months.
Councillor Mike Layton will join community representatives to unveil a street sign naming a laneway after the late Angelo Scarfo, a well known and respected member of the community for more than five decades.
