CORKTOWN

The historic heart of Toronto since 1819

Category: Announcements

  • We want more BIXI: let the city know you want BIXI stations in Corktown

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    WE WANT MORE BIXI: A BIXI station in Toronto. Photo by Christopher Porter. Cycle Toronto has put together a pair of online petitions for Torontonians to show their support for an expansion of the BIXI bike sharing system. Currently we have just one BIXI station in Corktown, located on Trinity Street just north of the Distillery…

  • Construction notice: Sumach between King & Eastern

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    Please see the attached construction notice from developer Dundee-Kilmer regarding work that will take place on Sumach Street between King Street East and Eastern Avenue commencing on April 18 and lasting for the next six months. Traffic will be maintained through this time but parking will be unavailable. If you’re looking for alternative places to…

  • News & Events: Corktown Neighbourhood Node, New Shows on Stage & Construction Updates

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    FUTURE SO BRIGHT: Historic Bright Street gets some attention as part of a historic tour of Corktown. Photo by Dan Philips. Welcome to spring! Almost. Maybe. Look, we’re getting there. Corktown got a very nice profile at Urban Toronto last week. You’ll recognize quite a lot of the houses they’ve captured in their photos — check…

  • EN Consulting Group’s map of city development proposals

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    For those interested in following the rapid development of Corktown and the neighbourhoods around us, EN Consulting Group has put together a very useful online tool that maps city development proposals. Click here to take a look.

  • The CRBA’s letter regarding proposed changes to electoral boundaries

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      On March 8, 2013, the Corktown Residents & Business Association sent a letter to Mr. Justice  George Valin of the Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for Ontario regarding proposed changes to federal electoral ridings. The CRBA is opposed to the proposed southern boundary change, which would divide our community along Mill Street. We’ve asked Justice…

  • Corktown Heritage Study: presentation by Ryerson Planning students

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      At 8:15 p.m. on April 10, 2013, a team of students from the Ryerson planning program will present their final report on their Corktown Heritage Study. Members of the public are welcome to attend the presentation at 105 Bond Street on the Ryerson campus.