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City of Toronto
  • Housing (ref, ref, ref)
    • An affordable housing framework 2008-2018 - 2007 (doc)
    • Design Guide for Alternative Housing (doc)
    • Status of Affordable Housing and Shelter Initiatives - June 2006 (doc)
    • Rooming House Issues and Future Options Final - April 2004 (doc)
    • Rooming House Issues and Future Options 1 - April 2004 (doc)
    • Rooming House Issues and Future Options 2 - April 2004 (doc)
  • Licensing (ref, ref)
    • Licensed Bachelorettes - Jan 2008 (doc)
    • Licensed Rooming Houses - Jan 2008 (doc)
  • Planning (ref, ref, ref, ref)
    • Official Plan - Sept 2007 (doc)
    • How Does The City Grow - April 2007 (doc)
    • Design Criteria for Tall Buildings - June 2006 (doc)
  • Parkdale Pilot Project (ref)
    • Parkdale Housing Committee (doc)
  • Developing Toronto
  • Demographics
University of Toronto
  • Community University Research Alliance (CURA) and related
    • CURA - Bringing People Together First - Sept 2006 (doc)
    • CUCS - Research Bulletin 28 South Parkdale, Slater - May 2005 (doc)
    • CUCS - Research Bulletin 29 West Centrale - June 2005 (doc)
    • CURA - Newsletter - Fall 2005 (doc)
    • CURA - Study Neighbourhood Rankings - July 2004 (doc)
    • CURA - Study Map and stats - 2005 (doc)
    • CUCS - Research Bulletin 32 Liberty Village - Jan 2007 (doc)
    • CURA - Maps, Demographic Change - 1971-2001 (doc)
    • CURA - Maps, Place of Birth Change - 1971-2001 (doc)
    • CURA - Maps, Social Economic Status Change - 1971-2001 (doc)
    • CURA - Maps, Housing Change - 1971-2001 (doc)
    • St-Chris - Map of low income households (doc)
    • CURA - Gauging Neighbourhood Change - May 2005 (doc)
    • CUCS - Research Bulletin 41 Three Cities Within Toronto - Dec 2007 (doc)
    • CURA - Volunteer Engagement Forum - 2006 (doc)
    • CURA - Gentrification and Displacement - July 2005 (doc)
    • AboutWhereWeLive_Nov-2007_part-2 (doc)
    • HULCHANSKI_UAA2007-presentation_Tor-Rental-Mkt (doc)
    • Hulchanski_UAA-2006_Suburbanization-of-Poverty (doc)
    • BOURNE_UAA2007_presentation (doc)
Other Studies
  • Philippa Campsie - A Brief History of Rooming Houses in Toronto, 1972 - 1994 (doc)
  • Whitzman - Excerpt from Parkdale at the turn of the 21st Century - 2007 (doc)
  • Whitzman & Slater - VILLAGE GHETTO LAND - May 2006 (doc)
Toronto Waterfront Revitalization
  • TWRC - Marine Strategy Resource Guide - Feb 2006 (doc)
Statistics Canada

Census 2006





Submitted by Administrator on Mon, 01/28/2008 - 22:17 under

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Absolutely! The site is also

Submitted by Anonymous on Sat, 07/17/2010 - 05:42.
Absolutely! The site is also desperately in need of environmental remediation - that whole area 646-363 is chock-a-block with nasty stuff which is being contained and monitored. Whoever develops it is going to need some height and density to offset that cost since brownfill funding is still642-982 inadequate. I don't think we and the developer are far apart. We're soliciting feedback, but right now my guess is that only a very few would push back at 6 storeys642-456. 8 is going to be tougher, but might be appropriate if there's something in it for the community, and they respect the new CDP guidelines respecting setbacks. CISAThat would probably mean space the community could use, likely geared towards the arts, or some kind of affordable housing to help mitigate some of the effects of continued gentrification in the 'Burg. There'll have to be very significant engagement with the park/Market, as well, which doesn't seem to be contemplated in their drawings.
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