February 4, 2012

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Film centre fence raises red flag for Bayview resident

Film centre fence raises red flag for Bayview resident

Councillor and film centre make interim decision to open gate

North York businessman brings Trump to T.O.

North York businessman brings Trump to T.O.

Alex Shnaider’s luxury hotel opens with some glitches

Lawrence Heights plans a step closer to reality

Lawrence Heights plans a step closer to reality

City council recently passed the Lawrence Allen Secondary Plan, which guides redevelopment of the neighbourhood bounded by Highway 401, Bathurst Street, Lawrence Avenue West and Dufferin Street.

Developer wants more at former Canadian Tire lands

Developer wants more at former Canadian Tire lands

Residents up in arms over plans to add to approved development

Son of former media mogul facing charges

Son of former media mogul facing charges

Jonathan Black recently pleaded guilty to criminal harassment

Bridle Path blaze causes $500,000 in damages

A recent three-alarm fire that started in the basement of a High Point Road home caused an estimated $500,000 in damages

Film centre pathway closure frustrates residents

Local residents are upset about the recent addition of a fence that has blocked off a path from Country Lane to the Canadian Film Centre property.

Academy Award winner accepts role at film centre

Academy Award winner accepts role at film centre

Director Paul Haggis to teach at campus founded by Norman Jewison

Local museum runs out of options as deadline looms

With a Dec. 21 deadline looming, the fight to save the Canadian Air and Space Museum continues to be an uphill battle.

City to designate historic Yonge & York Mills area site

Toronto City Council recently voted to designate Loretto Abbey as a heritage site

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It’s a dog-meet-dog world on St. Clair

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Jesse Sternberg is in the dog house. After selling a start-up company to Research in Motion, the entrepreneur wanted to go into business doing something he loved.

Bayview’s newest Vietnamese restaurant is a delight

Bayview’s newest Vietnamese restaurant is a delight

Although the name Vietnamese Delight may seem straightforward enough, the Chinese name for the month-old restaurant is more revealing.

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