$3.8-million renovation transforms Edwin Hotel from rooming house to affordable housing.
Originally posted on Yonge Street, by Bert Archer
As of this week, the New Edwin Hotel has a new lease on life, thanks to Woodgreen Community Services.
After four years and $3.8 million, The Edwin is taking its first clients this week as a 28-unit affordable housing space catering to homeless senior men.
The City of Toronto and TTC have ordered 204 new streetcars which will provide users with a more customer friendly transit experience.
The TTC is holding a public consultation to discuss the new streetcars and the route they will travel from the Queen Street tracks to the Connaught and Ashbridges yards: Date: April 8, 2010
Time: 6:30pm to 9:00pm
Location: Toronto EMS and Fire Academy 895 Eastern Avenue
All Aboard? Diesel, electric and clean air: Which way forward?
The Toronto Board of Health is hosting a public forum on the proposed Metrolinx expansion of the Georgetown South transit line and the rail link from Union Station to Pearson.
The Board of Health supports expanded public transit as a way to reduce vehicle traffic, but remains concerned about health risks and air quality impacts predicted with the proposed diesel rail expansion.
The TTC will be conduction streetcar track repairs on Queen St. E. at Carlaw Avenue and in the Neville Loop this weekend. Work will start at 6 am on Saturday, March 20, and will be completed by the beginning of service at 5am, Monday March 22.
As a result, there will be no 501-301 Queen Streetcar service between Neville Loop and the Queen St. East at River St. intersection. Shuttle buses will operate in both directions.
Help us design a park in Ward 30! We'll be having a meeting on Tuesday, April 6th at 7pm in the Ralph Thorton Centre.
[caption id="attachment_1882" align="alignnone" width="300" caption="Councillor Fletcher and neighbourhood kids attend Joel Weeks park design meeting. "]One of the most exciting things I have been able to accomplish as City Councillor and Chair of the Parks & Environment Committee has been working with the Toronto Environmental Alliance to bring The Don and Humber Rivers Valleys into the Provincial Greenbelt on its 5th Anniversary.
By assuming stewardship of these lands for generations to come, we are recognizing the connection between our natural heritage features and the larger ecosystem that sustains us. It is a fitting legacy for so many Torontonians who have worked so hard to clean up our rivers, preserve our ravines and protect our environment.
On Sunday, February 21st we held our annual skating party at Riverdale Rink. It was great to see so many members of the community come out and enjoy the beautiful skating weather. Special thanks to the East York Skating Club, Zero Gravity Circus Performesr, and Deejay Scootz for helping make it such a fun day!
Danielle Milley December 19, 2009 - 8:30AM
East end of Danforth seeing some positive developments
Some positive changes have been taking place on the east end of
