Spring Time. Time to Burn the Park
Less then 3% of Ontario's Black Oak savannah remains today and much of that is right here.
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Municipal, Provincial, & Federal Spring Updates
It's not the most glamorous part of municipal planning, but every once in a while, when you're out and about, you just need to sit down
Making Friends Fast
Toronto Public Library asked you to ponder the question of "how to make and keep friends?"
International Women’s Day a Celebration of the Struggle
There was a time when it seemed that progress in the women's movement was inevitable yet we've witnessed some dangerous backsliding in the last few years.
Changing Landscapes Reaching Skyward
Rising Above the Neighbouhood
Village of Swansea Turns 100
A fascinating history is kept alive by the Swansea Historical Society who will host a Jane's walk this May in honour of the centennial.
Where Does All That Dirty Snow Go
The city website warns that fines for parking in a snow removal zone may reach $500.
The Eglinton Crosstown Faster than Bus
The speeds may have reached 60 km/hr in the tunnel where our equipment didn't work. The promise is that trains will eventually reach 80 km/hr in the tunnel
Will Eglinton Crosstown Open Saturday?
I live near Eglinton and everyone around here talks about how construction dragged on with no real clarity about what was happening
Snow Day and Digging Out
A storm to remember January 25, 2026.