More people for one of the densest neighbourhoods in the city, with few amenities, which just lost the Science Centre. Thousands of...

Ha, so the Westons sold high and are now buying it back at a discount.

This is categorically false. None of the government consultant reports even claim that it was not feasible to keep the building open...

At 2 St Clair E, were Wittington the sellers?

They've been gradually making it worse in different increments ever since the days of this:

I hate how every time on UT it comes to this. Blame the city, blame the homeless, blame the deadbeats. Blah blah blah.

???

Remember when ol Bobby Ford said subways > LRT because subway construction doesn't require closing roads? Pepperidge Farm remembers.

Kids nowadays won't understand the pain of not making it onto the bus if you didn't get in before the cut off of their overbooked...

Precisely, and the actual cost of the site (via S37) was more than $45-million. That will be a $60-million park, at least. With...

A perfect illustration. That park is busy because it is busy. It benefits from tons of foot traffic, retail across the street and an...

There are definitely parks that don't have available seating at times of peak demand in summer. Village of Yorkville Park can get very...

This is a complex topic, but.. I don’t think there is a single park in Toronto that is so crowded as to “impair enjoyment.” Certainly...

This part isn't really wrong, per se. In as much as, as with any service, if more people are making use of it, you get to the point of...

Because this area is seeing population growth, and the central tenet of Toronto parks planning is that more people in an area requires...