One of the few things one can do to stay sane these days is go out and enjoy the great outdoors. Unfortunately, the greatest of great outdoors have been off limits for nearly two months. On March 25, all 46 national parks and 171 national historic sites were shut down
More than two and a half years ago, Google spinoff Sidewalk Labs announced an ambitious development project on Toronto’s waterfront. The “smart city” neighbourhood would be a beacon of modern, sustainable urban planning. It would bring 9,000 construction jobs, plus 4,000 permanent positions. It was cloaked in all the promise
Pandemics have the power to change our relationship with the world and all its moving parts. That includes everything from our lovers to our door handles. Indeed, COVID-19 is hitting us where it hurts: our trust. In early May, the Proof Strategies CanTrust Index sought to find out how Canadians’
Monday’s Word of the Day in Ontario was “soon.” In his latest coronavirus press conference, Ontario premier Doug Ford said many parts of life in the province are “getting close” to re-opening. That includes retail (in limited capacity), parks, and cottages. Ford spoke of the promising numbers which give him
One of Toronto’s most cherished spring traditions is getting the virtual treatment this year. On April 22, the City announced it will close High Park starting April 30th. While most parks will remain open, High Park was singled out for the rush of visitors it receives during cherry blossom season.
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