A motion by Dianne Saxe at council next week asks city staff to look at whether the bar has the cultural or historical significance to be granted protection under provincial law.
Council will consider a rare request next week to designate a bar and music venue as a heritage site in order to inoculate it from potential future demolition plans.
Sneaky Dee’s, a long-time downtown watering hole, narrowly escaped destruction earlier this month when a developer with plans to turn it into a mixed-use rental complex was forced to withdraw at the last minute.
The developer withdrew its application from the City of Toronto on Friday.
New blueprints for a 15-storey building at College and Bathurst show space for a bar and music venue that’s been earmarked for…
The developer of the proposed 15-storey building said earlier this week they plan to build a 3,173-square-foot bar and music…
EXCLUSIVE: Hundreds of cherished buildings like youth centres or community halls will avoid being demolished under plans to give…
Proposed RMA changes may force councils to pay owners of heritage buildings.
Almost 10 years after the redevelopment began at Bloor and Bathurst, an iconic sign is back and stores are opening.
