Edward Keenan

City staff are trying to ensure a walkable community with local businesses, but 'we are city builders without shovels.'

Though not exactly beloved, it’s hard not to feel some nostalgia for the daily memories made in the Warden station bus terminal.

Ontario’s premier appears eager to use the notwithstanding clause because he thinks it earns him a macho badge of honour.

At once beloved and condemned, the contentious mayor is still very much with us today.

A “housing first” approach has been shown to be dramatically better at keeping people housed than the traditional approach.

In our system, human rights are not so much “aspirational” as “foundational.” Except, it seems, when it comes to housing and shelter.

The mayor sits down to reflect on housing, transit and taxes.

Instead of trying corners stores in neighbourhoods and seeing what happens, councillors have sent the proposal back for more consultation.

In a year of big events, Toronto city hall still managed to come up with a truly historic moment.