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The city’s mayor will hire two new senior planning officials and a head of parks this year, all roles that could change the city profoundly

Downtown Torontos boundaries may vary depending on what part of the region a person hails from, and these discrepancies are evident in a spirited ...

After four decades helping design and plan the city, Gregg Lintern has announced he is stepping down as the City of Toronto’s chief planner. Lintern reflected on his career with CBC’s Shawn Jeffords, and highlighted how the city can continue to build transit and address the housing crisis.

They should help Toronto take advantage of its tremendous assets: good civic bones, great wealth and an endless stream of new arrivals who – for the moment – want to live there

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Toronto’s Chief Planner Gregg Lintern will be calling it a career next month, a spokesperson for the city confirms.

Toronto's Planning and Housing Committee has now endorsed a motion directing staff to look into what it will take to convert offices to housing units.

Here, the city hall veteran explains what NIMBYs really mean when they talk about the "character" of a neighbourhood, where he expects multiplexes to pop up and the potential death of the white picket fence

Once every two years, the City of Toronto recognizes achievements in urban design. This year, the Toronto Urban Design Awards jury selected 10 projects for Awards of Excellence, eight for

There is no way heritage planners can earnestly approve the complete destruction of an important 12-acre landscape