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Toronto planners mull allowing more office to residential conversions - Vimarsana News

Toronto planners mull allowing more office to residential conversions

Eliminating the strict replacement policy would provide a route to transforming underused and vacant buildings into much-needed housing

Ontario's rental subsidy can vary by hundreds of dollars, depending on your municipality - Vimarsana News

Ontario's rental subsidy can vary by hundreds of dollars, depending on your municipality

The Canada-Ontario Housing Benefit provides eligible low-income households that aren’t living in social housing with a monthly amount to help with rental costs

Ontario court quashes Toronto's $100K pledge to fight Quebec's Bill 21 - Vimarsana News

Ontario court quashes Toronto's $100K pledge to fight Quebec's Bill 21

Ontario Superior Court Justice William Chalmers ruled in favour of a suit filed last year by a Toronto resident.

Toronto's most famous park has 12 banana plants and some are bearing fruit right now - Vimarsana News

Toronto's most famous park has 12 banana plants and some are bearing fruit right now

Fall harvests in Ontario usually mean apples and pears but one Toronto park has two banana plants bearing fruit right now. A small collection of ba...

Source: blogto.com
Pandemic-era patios still too often inaccessible, disability advocates say - Vimarsana News

Pandemic-era patios still too often inaccessible, disability advocates say

More than 16 months into the COVID-19 pandemic, Canadians with disabilities say bar and restaurant patios that have been expanded onto streets and sidewalks to create more outdoor seating are often inaccessible to them.

Source: cbc.ca