The Ontario Land Tribunal will conduct a Case Management Conference by video conference for 2915-2943 Bloor Street West.
The event will be held: 10:00 AM April 28, 2026
at: https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/638422541
Access code: 638-422-541
The Tribunal has set aside 0.5 Day for this matter.
A CondoTrend article about the site is at this link.
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Toronto’s school boards and the Catholic Church are appealing to the Ontario Land Tribunal to overturn the City’s exclusion of their lands from mid-rise development.
What’s at stake is protecting schools, playgrounds, and community space across the city.
Please SIGN THE PETITION saving no to mid-rise development on school lands.
See the rest of this post for additional action you can take.
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If you wish to alert Councillor Morley about your objection to the proposed development for 69 Old Mill Terrace, here is suggested wording to send to councillor_morley@toronto.ca. Make sure you provide your name, street address and postal code.
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Click this link to get the latest from our Councillor Amber Morley..
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If approved, you can expect restaurants and cafes including patios, grocery and convenience stores, cannabis/vaping shops, and other commercial businesses on residential streets.
Think about that! Please speak your mind by completing our 6-minutes survey. Deadline is Sept 11 at 8 pm.
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Residents of Calgary turned to restrictive covenants to stop unwanted mid-rise and multiplex development in their neighbourhoods.
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The City of Toronto is reviewing the business licensing and zoning rules for pet establishments that work with and/or keep live animals on their premises (for example, businesses that offer grooming, training, daycare, or the overnight boarding of animals).
This may be of interest to residents in your area, and there are upcoming opportunities to participate in an online survey and virtual consultations regarding businesses that work with and keep live animals on their premises.
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At their meeting, starting December 17, 2024, there was a Motion to Refer this Item, moved by Councillor Stephen Holyday (Carried)
That City Council refer the item back to the Chief Planner for consultation with the public and residents’ associations accompanied with a professional communications campaign through mainstream media channels to explain the proposal and gather their opinion.
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