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Toronto/IBNS: Almost 4,000 buildings in Toronto that are set to lose their heritage status at the end of 2024.

The white nationalist murder of the Afzaal family, cyberattacks on municipalities and Toronto buildings set to lose their heritage status.

He defied expectations by adorning a Montreal convention centre with concrete ‘trees’ painted lipstick-pink, and created Toronto’s beloved Berczy Park, with its whimsical dog fountain

Moriyama was behind the creation of numerous iconic landmarks both in Canada and abroad, including the National War Museum, Ottawa's City Hall, and the Toronto Reference Library.

The Toronto French School at the northwest corner of Lawrence and Bayview avenues in North York originally was “Armadale,” the 22-room abode of one of the most contentious figures in

The heist that tore apart a community—and exposed eroding faith in municipal governments across the country

Certain works of architecture are so carefully woven into the times, places and cultures within which they are set, they seem to have always been there. Such buildings form the settings for events both ordinary and extraordinary, shaping not only the ways we engage and remember these events, but also quietly defining how we see […]

Although I wrote a column about Highway 413 several months ago – the Bradford Bypass has since become part of the conversation – I have been keeping notes of broadcasts and columns arguing against their construction. Here then, in true reactionary fashion, are some of my observations.