Regent Park
August 25, 2010
“I’m very proud I live in such a nice place.” – Sureya’s Story
Regent Park Tenant Sureya and her children were tenants in an old Dundas Street town home - part of Phase One. As part of an initiative with the Centre for Digital Story Telling, Sureya prepared a short documentary about her move to a new home.
June 12, 2010
Regent Park residents and neighbours celebrate opening of Cole Street
Residents, friends and neighbours of Regent Park celebrated the historic opening of the community’s first new street in 50 years on Saturday. The unveiling of Cole Street and the reopening of Oak, Sackville and Regent Streets marked the opening of the Regent Park Revitalization.
June 12, 2010 |
Regent Park Revitalization Street Festival There will be dancing in the streets of Toronto on June 12, 2010 from 1 to 4 p.m., when a celebration will be held to mark the unveiling of the first new street in the Regent Park Revitalization - Cole Street - with the support of Toronto Community Housing and The Daniels Corporation.
March 1, 2010
Celebrating a financial first in Regent Park revitalization
A group of Regent Park residents and local leaders joined RBC today in celebrating "financial firsts" for the community. The event marked another important milestone in the Regent Park revitalization: the opening of the first financial institution, RBC's new branch at the corner of Dundas and Parliament Streets.
October 27, 2009
CBC Radio Metro Morning on Regent Park
CBC Radio Metro Morning host Andy Barrie had a chance to tour a new condo in
Regent Park - still under construction - and one of the new social housing
buildings, which already has new tenants. Leading the tour were Liz Root,
project director for Regent Park with Toronto Community Housing and Martin
Blake.
October 8, 2009 |
Regent Park Revitalization Community Update Meeting At the Regent Park revitalization community update meeting we'll be giving an update on the return of phase one tenants and sharing information about upcoming phase two relocation and community amenities.
September 19, 2009
The new face of public housing
With its green roof and high-tech features, the 110-unit Toronto Community Housing rental building at 92 Carlton St., "doesn't look like public housing and it's built better than most condominiums."
