September 10th, 2013 The Globe and Mail Elizabeth Church The neon records that adorned Toronto’s legendary Sam the Record Man store might spin again one day, but the chances they will light up Yonge Street are slim. […]
September 10th, 2013 Torontoist Jennifer Hough […]
September 10th, 2013 The National Post Peter Kuitenbrouwer Ryerson University, which bought Sam the Record Man in 2007, signed an easement agreement with the city, committing to preserve the sign and put it back on its new Student Learning Centre, or on its library. But on Tuesday, with help from City of Toronto staff, [...]
September 10th, 2013 The Toronto Star Laura Kane The fate of Sam the Record Man’s iconic neon sign will hang in the air for one more year. Toronto and East York Community Council voted Tuesday to amend a proposal that would have let Ryerson University off the hook for reinstalling the sign. Instead, Ryerson [...]
September 7th, 2013 CityNews Toronto Christine Chubb Coun. Josh Matlow says he wants to bring free Wi-Fi to Toronto parks and public spaces. […]
September 6th, 2013 NOW Toronto Ben Spurr If Glen Murray wants to build his modified subway in Scarborough it looks like he’s going to have to get it through council first. […]
Dear Residents, I hope you had a great summer and my best wishes to every parent and student who is either going back to school or is perhaps going to school for the first time. As we arrive in September, I'm organizing campaigns for the autumn that will focus on improving public transit [...]
Dear Friends, Since I was elected to City Council in 2010, I have been working closely with our communities, experts and City staff to develop the new City of Toronto Seniors Strategy, a proactive, holistic and inclusive initiative that seeks to create a truly accessibly, respectful and age-friendly Toronto. In this spirit, [...]
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