Following last week’s revelations about “Project South” — a far-ranging probe into police corruption that netted indictments ...

A variety of things went wrong.” The Globe’s unflattering verdict noted that Cliff was not as enthralling to watch as Marley, ...

By Toronto standards, it is a borderline miracle that the Trillium ferry is still operational. Built in 1910, two years ...

Does the City of Toronto see its network of sidewalks as transportation infrastructure? Officially, the answer is yes.

MAYORAL RACE • Rossi quits as poll sets up Ford-Smitherman fight [The Star] • Ford, Rossi turn down green questionnaire [The Star] • James: This mayoral ...

Attention Gerry Nichele, As we are sure you know from the media coverage with respect to your recent purchase of the Waldorf Hotel site, we are very ...

To my dear friend Thief: You know who you are; you stole the rear tire off my bicycle. I don’t hate you, I fear for your welfare. You obviously have been ...

When Reinier de Graaf published Four Walls and a Roof in 2017, it stood out for its rare willingness to expose architecture’s contradictions from within the profession itself. Architecture appeared ...

The edifice of economic theory constructed over the last two centuries, to an extent in the shadow of physics, has been refuted time and again.” — Michael Batty, Inventing Future Cities Everywhere you ...

When the University of Toronto’s John P. Robarts Research Library, located at St. George and Harbord streets, opened its doors in 1973, it was the largest academic library building in the world, ...

When Infrastructure Ontario executes public-private partnership arrangements, there are numerous permutations — design-build-finance-maintain, outright land sales, straight-up contracting gigs (e.g., ...

Shadow study with full shadow lengths provided outside the initial frame chosen by Perkins & Will for the 1780 E. Broadway proposal. Shadow studies often get lost amid the seemingly more pressing ...