Celebrating St. Patrick’s Day at home and across the globe
Whether Irish or not, people took to the streets dressed in green to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
View ArticleCanada giving $10M to global coalition to reduce pollutants like soot, methane
The federal government is putting another $10 million into a global coalition to reduce short-lived climate pollutants — substances such as soot, methane and hydrofluorocarbons that emit greenhouse...
View ArticleToronto marks Earth Day with community cleanup
Toronto residents celebrated Earth Day by cleaning up their community, hitting the zoo and planting trees. Google also got in on the action, modifying their Google Doodle with raining clouds and...
View ArticleCanada loses appeal at WTO over Ontario’s green energy legislation
Canada has lost an appeal at the World Trade Organization over Ontario’s green energy laws. Japan and the European Union brought the case three years ago, arguing that a part of the province’s green...
View ArticleOil spill forces road closure in Newmarket
An oil spill in Newmarket on Wednesday morning forced York police to close Green Lane between Woodbine Avenue and Harry Parkway Avenue. The spill was caused by a truck losing its oil pans. It happened...
View ArticleCanada Square park officially opened Canada Day
Where there was once a big, ugly parking lot, in the space between Queens Quay Terminal and York Quay is now, finally, officially, a park. Canada Square, a major addition to the central waterfront,...
View ArticleGreen house built in Ontario to European group’s specs
Great Gulf has built Canada’s first house to the specifications of the Danish-led Active House organization, a non-profit consortium of academics, activists and corporations dedicated to developing...
View ArticleToronto Centre byelection candidates face off in debate
The candidates running to replace Bob Rae in a federal byelection squared off in Toronto Centre on Wednesday night. The NDP’s Linda McQuaig, Liberal Chrystia Freeland, Conservative candidate Geoff...
View ArticleOntario Place redevelopment could include urban park
A parking lot could soon be turned into an urban trail and public park as the redevelopment of Ontario Place continues. LANDinc design firm, whose projects include Tommy Thompson Park, and West 8...
View ArticleHappy St. Patrick’s Day: Police reminding people to party responsibly
The Irish and the Irish at heart are celebrating St. Patrick’s Day on Tuesday. The day started as a Catholic feast day, to mark the death of St. Patrick, but it has evolved into a celebration of...
View ArticleCanada giving $10M to global coalition to reduce pollutants like soot, methane
The federal government is putting another $10 million into a global coalition to reduce short-lived climate pollutants — substances such as soot, methane and hydrofluorocarbons that emit greenhouse...
View ArticleToronto marks Earth Day with community cleanup
Toronto residents celebrated Earth Day by cleaning up their community, hitting the zoo and planting trees. Google also got in on the action, modifying their Google Doodle with raining clouds and...
View ArticleCanada loses appeal at WTO over Ontario’s green energy legislation
Canada has lost an appeal at the World Trade Organization over Ontario’s green energy laws. Japan and the European Union brought the case three years ago, arguing that a part of the province’s green...
View ArticleOil spill forces road closure in Newmarket
An oil spill in Newmarket on Wednesday morning forced York police to close Green Lane between Woodbine Avenue and Harry Parkway Avenue. The spill was caused by a truck losing its oil pans. It happened...
View ArticleCanada Square park officially opened Canada Day
Where there was once a big, ugly parking lot, in the space between Queens Quay Terminal and York Quay is now, finally, officially, a park. Canada Square, a major addition to the central waterfront,...
View ArticleGreen house built in Ontario to European group’s specs
Great Gulf has built Canada’s first house to the specifications of the Danish-led Active House organization, a non-profit consortium of academics, activists and corporations dedicated to developing...
View ArticleToronto Centre byelection candidates face off in debate
The candidates running to replace Bob Rae in a federal byelection squared off in Toronto Centre on Wednesday night. The NDP’s Linda McQuaig, Liberal Chrystia Freeland, Conservative candidate Geoff...
View ArticleOntario Place redevelopment could include urban park
A parking lot could soon be turned into an urban trail and public park as the redevelopment of Ontario Place continues. LANDinc design firm, whose projects include Tommy Thompson Park, and West 8...
View ArticleHappy St. Patrick’s Day: Police reminding people to party responsibly
The Irish and the Irish at heart are celebrating St. Patrick’s Day on Tuesday. The day started as a Catholic feast day, to mark the death of St. Patrick, but it has evolved into a celebration of...
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Cost of parking could be going up in Toronto, higher hourly rates proposed
Torontonians could soon be paying more at the parking meter in some parts of the city. The Toronto Parking Authority (TPA) has reviewed its city-wide On-Street Paid Parking program for 2017 and is...
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