Condo builders push to meet a luxury shortage There are more millionaires than ever in Canada and while affordability isn’t an issue when the well-heeled shop in the luxury-condominium market, they may face a constraint that also plagues middle-income and lower-income house hunters:...
Public transit could bridge the gap between e-commerce companies and workers It took coordinated action by state, county and regional transit officials—along with meetings with four businesses that had set up shop there—to lay out a plan for a new bus route several times daily across the Congaree River to a site well...
Uber Writes an Equation to Help Cities Measure and Manage the Curb Not sure what your curb has done for you lately? Not to worry. Your answer is arriving now, in the form of an equation devised by Uber that is meant to help cities evaluate how efficiently they’re using this increasingly contested space. After...
Drop -down Barriers installed at Queen's Quay streetcar tunnel Toronto transit officials say it will now be “next to impossible” for motorists to mistakenly find their way in the Queen’s Quay streetcar tunnel following the installation of two drop-down barriers. The gates were finally put into...
Google Is Building a City of the Future in Toronto. It could be the coolest new neighborhood on the planet—or a peek into the Orwellian metropolis that knows everything you did last night. By NANCY SCOLA July/August 2018
LORINC: The post-Will era begins Waterfront Toronto’s public positioning to accompany the gang-plank resignation yesterday of its now former CEO Will Fleissig could be summarized thusly: “Nothing to look at here, please keep moving.” Of course, nothing could be further...
Ed Levy donates Transit Records to City Archives The collection consists of transit-related materials which were accumulated and used by transportation professional, Edward Levy over his 60 year career in transportation planning and development projects. The majority of the collection is focused on...
