Toronto is considering a broad new plan to encourage higher density.
Sep 5, 2008 The Globe and Mail
The City of Toronto and Ontario's transportation agency Metrolinx are offering competing long term transportation plans for the Toronto region.
Sep 4, 2008 The Globe and Mail
Sewage issues in Ottawa are bringing attention to the significant infrastructure problems associated with sprawl.
Sep 1, 2008 The Ottawa Citizen
A massive explosion at a propane dealer in Toronto is leading to questions as to how such a facility could ever have been located so close to a residential area.
Aug 12, 2008 The Globe and Mail
<p>Christopher Hume argues that Toronto's planners, in planning for easy vehicle access to the revitalizing waterfront, will be harming it as a pedestrian environment.</p>
Aug 1, 2008 The Toronto Star
<p>Later this summer residents in the Province of Ontario will be able to plug in their homes to a new source of electrical power: biogas derived from cow manure.</p>
Jul 21, 2008 The Globe & Mail
<p>Guerrilla gardening- planting flowers and edibles in untended pockets of cities- is a growing phenomenon. This article looks at a group of Toronto residents who've turned ugly medians into lush gardens.</p>
Jul 20, 2008 CTV Toronto
<p>'Fringe Benefits: Cosmopolitan Dynamics of a Multicultural City' is the name of an exhibit open now at the Design Exchange in Toronto. Urban designer Ian Chodikoff explains his inspiration for the show.</p>
Jul 12, 2008 The Globe and Mail
<p>Cops in Toronto catch a criminal through GIS plotting, and reporter Sara Barbour takes us on a tour of other unusual new applications of GIS.</p>
Jun 30, 2008 Miller/McCune
<p>Toronto's Metrolink brings together city and transportation planners to brainstorm the transit of the future.</p>
Jun 25, 2008 The Toronto Star
