Mike Adler
Staff Writer at YorkRegion.com
Reporter for Metroland Media Toronto, and Edges of Toronto columnist. Searching for stories in the Other Toronto. Reach me at [email protected]
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1 week ago |
yorkregion.com | Mike Adler
Ontario’s Landlord and Tenant Board (LTB) is busy and backlogged, so waiting for a decision can take months. But if you live in York Region, you can skip the hearing process at the LTB by choosing something much simpler — mediation. Already a Subscriber? Sign in Got a dispute with your landlord or tenant? York Region Community Mediation Services, funded by the federal government, has no fees and, for now at least, no waiting list. It’s also confidential.
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1 week ago |
yorkregion.com | Mike Adler
People living on Brookside Road in Richmond Hill’s Westbrook have no complaints apart from peak-hour traffic and the line for a Starbucks drive-thru at their corner of Yonge Street. But highrise development plans for both sides of the street, totalling more than 2,000 units on lands now vacant, would drastically change what residents say is a quiet area. Already a Subscriber?
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1 week ago |
yorkregion.com | Mike Adler
That bike gathering dust in your garage might get you back on the road after a meeting at Richmond Hill’s Central Library on Sunday. Strong Towns Richmond Hill, a local branch of an Ontario-wide progressive group, has started a bike club to talk about cycling in Richmond Hill. Already a Subscriber? Sign in Anyone interested in bicycles can join its first meeting on April 13 at 11 a.m. The club will advocate for more infrastructure that supports cycling.
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2 weeks ago |
yorkregion.com | Mike Adler
Players in the Ontario Super Hockey League hit hard, but in its first season, the Richmond Hill Coyotes had the mix of grit and skill needed to be champions. On March 29, the semi-pro club swept a second-round series and captured the OSHL’s first Central Division trophy with a 5-3 victory on home ice at Elgin Barrow Arena. Already a Subscriber?
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2 weeks ago |
yorkregion.com | Mike Adler
Richmond Hill’s plan to reline tennis courts for pickleball feels like déjà vu for pickleball players, who say this would pleases fans of neither sport. “Lining tennis courts to accommodate pickleball isn’t a solution — it’s a stopgap,” Mike Bowcott, founder of the Richmond Hill Pickleball Club, said in a statement. Already a Subscriber?
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