The recently renovated École Secondaire Greenwood in the east end has a rooftop play area.
https://urbantoronto.ca/forum/threads/toronto-%C3%89cole-secondaire-greenwood-m-4s-conseil-scolaire-viamonde-snyder-architects.33673/post-2023677
A quick question for Interburban bus experts, especially @ShonTron:
Did the significant cuts to VIA service in the 90s lead to a boom in interurban buses soon after? Did the Ontario interurban bus network reach its peak in the 90s and early 00s?
Update: Final decision at council loses on an 8-8 tie. The parking lot prevails.
CBC Hamilton: Stoney Creek parking spots triumph over affordable housing after final council vote
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/stoney-creek-affordable-housing-1.7157360
The city agreed to spend $37 million on temporary seats for the 2026 World Cup. Here's what that will look like
https://www.thestar.com/news/gta/the-city-agreed-to-spend-37-million-on-temporary-seats-for-the-2026-world-cup/article_fd350014-eb82-11ee-9e3c-0390125c7b00.html
Note the new...
Yep, this is an issue in many neighbourhoods that have experienced significant residential growth in the last decade. There is the Harrison Pool at Queen and John, but that's it. Similar issues in Liberty Village.
Canada Goose is laying off staff to "rein in costs amid weaker consumer spending."
https://www.cp24.com/news/canada-goose-to-reduce-17-per-cent-of-corporate-workforce-1.6822603
I've read some concerns that the Crosstown, especially on the Eglinton East section, could be close to nearing capacity at time of opening. Is this a valid concern? Also, is there the capacity for additional Freedoms to be added to service later?