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These articles were originally published in 2014 - 2015
The Yonge Love Report
We excited to announce the release of the Yonge Love Campaign Findings Report! Thank you to every single person who lent their voice to Yonge Love – who shared a picture, helped spread the word, or just stopped to listen to what Yonge Love was all about. This project...
Thank you Toronto!
The Yonge Love consultation process, #YongeLove Instagram Contest & Survey are now closed! We're very grateful for all of the feedback that was shared through the process, and look forward to sharing what we learned. In total, over 2,000 people contributed over...
Do you want to see more Public Art on Yonge Street?
Downtown Yonge is already the heart of the city, but how can it do a better job of inspiring its citizens? Do you want to see more Public Art on Yonge Street?
Bringing Torontonians Back to Yonge Street
Downtown Yonge is already a hub for tourism, but what would bring more Torontonians back to Yonge St?
Patties Express – Yonge Love Profile
We spoke with Daniel Cheng, owner of Patties Express, about his experience as a new arrival and small shop on Downtown Yonge’s food scene.
What Does Yonge Street As Public Space Mean To Toronto?
Yonge Street has always held an important place in Toronto. It splits the city into east and west; it features our very first subway line; and it’s the first street that newcomers learn about when they arrive in this great city. But like other great public spaces in...
What should the future of Yonge St look like?
Yonge Street’s long story is still being written. Help write it. Now is the time to shape the future of Downtown Yonge. Let’s make sure we get it right.
Music on Yonge Street
Live music has played a huge role in the history of Downtown Yonge. How should live music be a part of a future vibrant Yonge Street?
How Do Social Agencies Contribute To Community Wellness on Yonge Street?
Social agencies often tackle social issues on two fronts. In addition to focusing on their clients, for instance homeless adults or youth, they also need to guard against NIMBYism and pushback from their communities. It can be a tough balance to strike.