Toronto’s Old Town neighbourhood made the RE/MAX report’s top ten list for providing the best “liveability” in Canada — defined as “the qualities that give each homeowner the true satisfaction of living in their neighbourhood,” from housing affordability, to access to green space and restaurants.
Buildings of up to 30 units could come to major streets such as Islington Avenue and Brimley Road where those roads cross through residential areas.
These are some of the best cities in Ontario to maintain a healthy work-life balance, according to a new report, while this province dominated the
There are solutions to Canada’s sky-high cost of living, writes David Olive, but the problem will not go away on its own.
Planners say they’re balancing housing density with an inviting public realm, but critics say plans don’t go far enough in an affordability crisis.