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anecdotally, it feels like enforcement of traffic rule violations in TO is lacking. for people who follow this sort of thing closely, is there any evidence to support this?

I read that the motion council passed eliminates density requirements for 4 unit multiplexes. Does this mean someone can tear down their single family detached home and build a low rise (10 meters high) structure with 4 units that takes up 100% of the footprint of the property?

I'm going to say the PATH system. Love it or hate it, I'm going to venture its the best indoor retail/commercial network out there given the size, quality of retailers, consistency of the quality of the network, and support from the city. Thoughts? Montreal's underground city doesn't come close...

I'm not sure if there is a thread to cover this specific topic. Many people are opposed to the TTC owning parking lots. I can understand this viewpoint. But many people rely on these lots to get to work or entertainment downtown. Bus services in the inner suburbs, where the car remains king...

I noticed that on York Street between Wellington and Front (where the Fairmont is and the Porter shuttle stops), a lane of traffic has been removed through the placement of planter boxes. Is this permanent? I never see pedestrians use this space since it's not clear what the use is...but I'm...

I just bought a home in central Toronto built in the 1960s. its a fairly standard build from that time period. haven't taken possession yet, and will be doing some renos before moving in. I like the look of exposed brick, and was wondering if anyone knows if homes built in that time period...

Anyone know whether the City intends on keeping the dedicated bus lanes on Dufferin in North York once the subway extension opens in a couple of years?

I noticed this past weekend that all of the evergreen trees at the eastern end of Yorkville Park had been cut down. Anyone know why this was done/what the plan is here?

I moved to Toronto from Montreal a few years ago and was very surprised initially at the concept of Green P lots. In Montreal as far as I know there is no concept of a city owned parking lot. It is not considered necessary for there to be parking lots everywhere, and the city certainly does not...