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Getting out of gridlock: The scramble to save the scramble & other adventures in TO transportation

If Torontonians could only depoliticize the debate over transportation, we all might get further faster. Panelists at Yonge Street's Feet & Wheels event had more than a few ideas about how to improve the city's streets for everybody—and so did attendees.

Out of the film studio and back to the land

A documentary on peak oil was a wake-up call for two veteran filmmakers, leading them to unexpected careers in the local food movement.

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Central Waterfront

The central Toronto waterfront, stretching from the Port Lands to Ontario Place -- including everything south of the railway corridor -- is undergoing unprecedented change and development. For years this part of the city, save for the residential, commercial and cultural stretch previously completed between Yonge and Bathurst, has long been on the wish-list of many Torontonians who hoped something would be done to turn our lakefront into the gem it should be. Over the past half-decade or so this part of Toronto has become one of the most intensive development sites in Canada, and we're starting to get the waterfront we deserve.