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  • 1 day ago | torontotoday.ca | Aidan Chamandy

    Sixplexes could soon be allowed on any residential lot in Toronto if city councillors approve a new staff proposal. A sixplex is a residential building that contains six separate housing units within a single structure. However, the proposal would limit sixplexes to detached homes. The plan would also allow each side of a semi-detached home to be turned into a separate fourplex.

  • 1 day ago | torontotoday.ca | Kathryn Mannie

    For 35 years, Paula Jarrett commuted along Cosburn Avenue for work. Even when her place of employment changed and altered that commute, one feature of her route always stayed the same: a carving of a rodent, etched into a brick near the corner of Pape and Cosburn avenues. The relief sculpture can be found in the centre of the brick facade at 1024 Pape Ave.

  • 2 days ago | torontotoday.ca | Kathryn Mannie

    At the age of 85, Anne Marie Angus organized her first protest. She was inspired after attending a similar protest near Victoria Park and Kingston Road in Scarborough. There, seniors have been gathering on Thursday mornings to protest the Gaza war, led by Ted Schmidt, a retired high school teacher. The experience left her feeling empowered to start something of her own. “Even if I'm in my walker with one sign … I could do that,” she recalled thinking after attending Schmidt’s protest.

  • 2 days ago | torontotoday.ca | Aidan Chamandy

    The Toronto Transit Commission has a new leader— and he’s no rookie when it comes to big city transit. Mandeep Lali was officially introduced Thursday as the new CEO of the TTC. He steps into the role after leading subway operations at New York’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority for the past three years, and before that, climbing the ranks at Transport for London over a 13-year span. Lali officially starts on July 7.

  • 3 days ago | torontotoday.ca | Aidan Chamandy

    Toronto’s surging population is expected to double its energy needs over the next 25 years, but the real challenge isn’t in producing the power. It’s delivering it to the right places, fast enough to keep up. That’s why the province and the city are moving forward with plans to build a third electricity transmission line into Toronto, according to Energy Minister Stephen Lecce. “A lack of transmission capacity limits our ability to build new homes. It delays major infrastructure like transit.

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