Sheppard West

Two artists have started trolling Old City Hall (and, presumably, other sites) with fake “Development Proposal” signs as a commentary on the condo boom.

Sadly, this weekend passed with another stabbing, but fortunately, the victim had non-life-threatening injuries.

Ever since the #amalgamation, #Toronto has its own culture clash, pitting suburbanites vs downtown core hipsters on issues such as social housing and public transportation. It is therefore useful to see how this culture clash plays South of the border.

Sadly, Jane and Sheppard sees yet another double shooting, with one in stable condition while the other victim was rushed to a trauma centre with serious injuries.

The pressure to increase property taxes seems to be increasing in Toronto. That outcome is strongly resented by most members of our community.

The greenbelt article is very long, but we think it’s important, and so is the Downsview tour. Lastly, a few words on a crime that happened at Jane and Lawrence.

Planning developments in Toronto at City Age (and the brothers who ignored the planning notices), as well as what Vancouver is doing about its unmoving vacancy rate and how and what the minimum wage does in helping the poor.

In some themed Thanksgiving news, a shooting results in no victims and native bugs invade.

Earlier this year, when the school year started, we learned about a school bus driver shortage. Now we’re learning about suboptimal performance of said companies.

The province is launching a review of OMB. For many communities, it is too late, but could such a review ever achieve its goals?

Having represented our neighbourhood at the OMB, we continue to monitor developments on the urban planning front..

In this instalment, a victim goes to hospital on his own and two bank robbers are arrested.