October 15, 2014

Preserving Yonge’s Heritage Architecture in the Face of a Condo Boom

The Globe & Mail takes a look at the complex work going into bringing new residential construction into Downtown Yonge without destroying its unique and historical character. Do you agree…..

September 29, 2014

How Can Downtown Yonge Be More Pedestrian Friendly?

From wider sidewalks to safer bike lanes and more green space, there are lots of possibilities when it comes to making Downtown Yonge a safer, more dynamic experience for pedestrians……

October 15, 2014

Josef Ebner –
Yonge Love Profile

Josef Ebner (RVP-Canada & Managing Director at Eaton Chelsea Hotel) is a globe-trotting hotelier with over 45 years of international hotel experience – an ambassador in the world of hospitality…..

September 23, 2014

Ron Soskolne –
Yonge Love Profile

Ron Soskolne is an internationally-reknowned developer who has shaped some of the the world’s biggest urban attractions. He led the revitalization of Yonge and Dundas for the City of Toronto……

September 10, 2014

How Can Vacant Spaces Help Transform Yonge Street?

Vacancy might be a dirty word in real estate but on Toronto’s iconic Yonge Street, it’s become a signal for creative space uses ranging from pop-up arts and culture, to…..

September 3, 2014

Open Streets: Yonge St Back In The Day

BlogTO recently put together a nice selection of old City archive photos, in recognition of the recent Open Streets Festival – from when Yonge St used to be closed for…..

August 28, 2014

NXT City Prize-winning proposal puts Yonge St pedestrians first

The 2014 NXT City prize has announced its winner – Yonge-REDUX – a bold proposal from Richard Valenzona that reimagines a section of Yonge Street as a European-style, mixed-use promenade…..

July 22, 2014

Downtown Yonge
By Numbers

Downtown Yonge is one of Canada’s busiest areas, but it’s about much more than shopping and the Square. Take a deeper look at how the neighbourhood is made up!

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