You will also start receiving the Star's free morning newsletter These incidents were reported by police in the past week and reportedly occurred in the past two weeks There were nine residential break and enters reported in the district from Dec Toronto Police Service received 25 reports of a break-in at a home between Dec including nine in the district of North York In total 1,779 residential break and enters have been reported in the City of Toronto since Jan 1 – down NaN per cent compared to the same period in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Abbeywood Trail and Towercrest Drive on Saturday There have been 31 residential break and enters reported in Banbury-Don Mills in 2025 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Cummer Avenue and Ruddington Drive on Friday There have been 23 residential break and enters reported in Bayview Woods-Steeles in 2025 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Don Mills Road East and Don Mills Road West on Monday There have been 18 residential break and enters reported in Don Valley Village in 2025 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Flemington Road and Replin Road on Thursday There have been seven residential break and enters reported in Englemount-Lawrence in 2025 A break-in was reported at a house near Cliffwood Road and Hollyberry Trail on Friday There have been nine residential break and enters reported in Hillcrest Village in 2025 A break-in was reported at a house near Groveland Crescent and Three Valleys Drive on Thursday There have been 14 residential break and enters reported in Parkwoods-Donalda in 2025 Two break-ins were reported at these locations: a house near Aldershot Crescent and Yorkminster Road on Thursday an apartment near Bayview Avenue and Heathcote Avenue on Sunday There have been 48 residential break and enters reported in St A break-in was reported at a house near Mckee Avenue and Wilfred Avenue on Tuesday There have been 32 residential break and enters reported in Willowdale East in 2025 Find out where residential break and enters were reported in East York, Etobicoke, Old Toronto, Scarborough and York This story was automatically generated using open data collected and maintained by Toronto Police Service. The incidents were reported by police in the past week and reportedly occurred in the past two weeks, but recent crime data is preliminary and subject to change upon further police investigation The locations have been offset to the nearest intersection and no personal information has been included for privacy reasons Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: Account processing issue - the email address may already exist Invalid password or account does not exist Submitting this form below will send a message to your email with a link to change your password An email message containing instructions on how to reset your password has been sent to the email address listed on your account Join the thousands of Torontonians who’ve signed up for our free newsletter and get award-winning local journalism delivered to your inbox Don Valley North includes the neighbourhoods of Bayview Village 70 percent of residents identify as a visible minorities and the average household income is lower than the city-wide average Incumbent Shelley Carroll has served on city council since 2003 The matrix below provides a head-to-head comparison of where council candidates stand The Local combed through city council records to review all the decisions made over the last four years and identified a dozen votes that are the most telling on key issues: homelessness We then sent the challengers a survey asking them how they would have voted on those same 12 motions and compared the results to Carroll’s votes Only one candidate responded to The Local’s survey: Christoff Ongoing coverage of Toronto’s 2022 municipal election hyper-local coverage of competitive ward races across the city and a Candidate Tracker tool to keep you informed this fall We don’t elect people to oversee any other specific public service The Toronto Police take three times longer than they should to get to the most urgent emergencies Why a $1.1 billion force doesn’t come when you need them Cost-cutting measures will push thousands of paratransit users onto the TTC with disabled and elderly riders forced into gruelling bus and subway trips The numbers don’t lie: this city’s incumbency advantage is the worst in North America she (unsuccessfully) ran as the Liberal Party candidate for MPP in Don Valley North As a member of the Toronto Police Services Board from 2014-2018, Carroll defended then-Deputy Police Chief Peter Sloly’s call for cuts and reforms. However, during the 2020 policing debate she did not support some of her progressive colleagues’ proposals such as a 10 percent budget cut or scrapping body camera plans Her platform focuses on climate action Carroll has been endorsed by the Toronto & York Region Labour Council playgrounds & parks” and “No Shutting down Small Businesses & places of Worship” Information about this candidate could not be found at time of publication Lindow says her campaign stands for priorities James Li is the incumbent TDSB Trustee for Ward 13 – Don Valley North since 2018. According to his trustee profile, he is business school graduate and currently works as a senior manager in the telecommunications industry. Li has been endorsed by the Toronto & York Region Labour Council she states she will advocate for annual funding for building repairs encourage lifelong learning and promote participation Romano-Dwyer priorities include student mental health modernized buildings and maintaining high academic excellence The City Clerk has voided the election for the MonAvenir school board in this ward The election will not take place on October 24 and a by-election will be held at a later date award-winning journalism thanks to the generous support of readers you're contributing to a new kind of journalism—in-depth from corners of Toronto too often overlooked Join the thousands of Torontonians who've signed up for our free newsletter and get award-winning local journalism delivered to your inbox non-profit journalism from corners of Toronto too often overlooked There were seven residential break and enters reported in the district from Dec Toronto Police Service received 24 reports of a break-in at a home between Dec including seven in the district of North York In total 1,784 residential break and enters have been reported in the City of Toronto since Jan 1 – down 54.3 per cent compared to the same period in 2023 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Cummer Avenue and Ruddington Drive on Monday There have been 22 residential break and enters reported in Bayview Woods-Steeles in 2024 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Hullmar Drive and Wheelwright Crescent on Saturday There have been eight residential break and enters reported in Black Creek in 2024 an apartment near Haymarket Road and Wilson Avenue on Tuesday an apartment near Haymarket Road and Wilson Avenue on Friday There have been 31 residential break and enters reported in Downsview-Roding-CFB in 2024 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Eddystone Avenue and Jane Street on Friday There have been 13 residential break and enters reported in Glenfield-Jane Heights in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Dumont Street and Nipigon Avenue on Monday There have been 14 residential break and enters reported in Newtonbrook East in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Brookbanks Drive and Underhill Drive on Thursday There have been 13 residential break and enters reported in Parkwoods-Donalda in 2024 interim vice-president of Bayview Woods Neighbourhood Association left and Loretta Murphy are fighting a proposed residential development at the Tyndale University site Shelley Carroll prefers the dining room table over the office space in her home for work and Loretta Murphy put up signs along Bayview Avenue in front Tyndale University to let resident know about the proposed development on the property A newly formed North York neighbourhood association is voicing concerns over a proposal to build 15 apartment buildings on the Tyndale University site at 3377 Bayview Ave. and the information within may be out of date The Bayview Woods Neighbourhood Association which ratified its constitution last month was formed as a result of the proposed development and has circulated a petition that has more than 1,500 signatures said the group’s interim vice-president Key Kasravi “There’s a lot of unintended consequences that come with something like this,” he said “We started the petition because we wanted to bring awareness to it.” The application proposes 15 residential buildings The buildings would have a total of 1,504 units half of which would be affordable — the rest would be market rental a new public street is proposed at the south end of the site connecting Bayview with a series of private streets which would be retained and continue to operate including the proposed residential buildings Kasravi said his group isn’t against development and understands there’s a shortage of housing “What we want is something that’s harmonious within our community a development which is sustainable and doesn’t have a negative impact on the neighbourhood and the green spaces that we have,” he said “The majority of people that live on the outskirts of the suburbs do that purposefully is not designated as a high-density corridor.” and Loretta Murphy put up signs along Bayview Avenue in front of Tyndale University to let residents know about a proposed 15-building residential development on the property Kasravi said increased vehicular traffic on an already congested Bayview is among his primary concerns “Anybody that lives north of Lawrence knows that Bayview gets backed up from Sunnybrook (hospital) all the way up to Richmond Hill … during rush hour every day,” he said but there’s no LRT planned nor is there a subway.” Kasravi said he also has environmental concerns noting the proposed development is close to a ravine and the Don River “If as a city we’re trying to preserve green space how do we justify building this much so close to the ravine and the river and expect it not to have an effect on groundwater How do we control the erosion during construction?” didn’t respond to a request for comment by deadline the former chief planner for the city and former mayoral candidate Markee Developments’ website described the proposed development as a residential community that’s “affordable sustainable” and sensitive to its surroundings “Though details of the project will be developed through community consultation the vision is to set a number of exciting precedents for affordable housing in the City of Toronto affordability will be guiding principles as the vision for the project is developed with the community.” Shelley Carroll said she’d like to have a community working group formed on this “very ambitious” application “The eventual development on this site I expect (will) look quite different from the initial application,” she said “There’s a lot of work to do on whether or not there are too many buildings whether or not there are enough amenities around them Carroll noted the proposal would include much needed “mid-range” affordable housing “That’s what we’re looking for on this site That’s what the applicant has made arrangements with the federal government housing initiatives to create here,” she said stressing the number of units they’ll be able to create will depend on the planning process STORY BEHIND THE STORY: When reporter Andrew Palamarchuk learned a new group had formed over a proposed residential development at Tyndale University he wanted to find out more about the residents’ concerns about the impact of the project on their neighbourhood He has been covering the crime beat since 2002 and has a passion for giving a voice to those affected by tragedy and looking at societal issues that may have contributed to it The majority of neighbourhoods in the Greater Toronto Area have entered underbidding territory but homes remain out of reach for many first-time buyers According to new data from real estate agency Wahi’s Market Pulse Tool 86 per cent of GTA neighbourhoods were in underbidding territory in October homes in the neighbourhoods were listed between $1,600,000 and $4,000,000 making them out of reach for first-time home buyers Of the top five neighbourhoods in the GTA for underbidding in October the average home sold for nine per cent ( $169,000) under asking in October while properties in Lawrence Park fetched an average of six per cent ($197,499) below the listed price The biggest price discrepancy was found in Oakville’s Eastlake neighbourhood - homes in the area sold for an average of 10 per cent ($307,500) below the listed price last month Wahi’s Market Pulse Tool compares sold and listed prices in nearly 400 neighbourhoods across the GTA some parts of the region are still experiencing "strong demand and steady pricing." seven per cent of neighbourhoods in the GTA remained in overbidding territory last month Many are located in Markham and North York and offer more competitively-priced properties ranging from $1,000,000 to $1,600,000 The biggest variance between sold and listed price was found in Westbrook in Richmond Hill where homes went for an average of 14 per cent ($176,000) over asking in October Markham’s Greensborough neighbourhood followed with properties selling for roughly 10 per cent above the listed price Homes in North York’s Bayview Woods-Steeles and Markham’s Wismer neighbourhoods all sold for an average of nine per cent above asking in October This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page It makes sense: when people reach their retirement years, they often downsize cutting back on housing costs and time spent on maintenance seniors may opt to stay in their current neighbourhoods where they've already set down roots they might be looking for a change that comes in a neighbourhood that offers plenty of daily amenities within walking distance having easy access to things such as medical facilities is an added bonus Today's modern retiree definitely seeks a shift in lifestyle compared to what they may have wanted when they were younger but they may still appreciate what urban living can offer Toronto offers some amazing neighbourhoods that are perfect for seniors The St. Lawrence Market is a historic landmark in the city and anchors the eclectic neighbourhood of the same name Just this amenity alone is reason enough for seniors to consider St Lawrence a neighbourhood that should be on their shortlist The market can serve all their daily grocery needs and the St Lawrence Health Centre is within the community's boundaries The neighbourhood boasts easy access to the DVP and Gardiner for commuting as well as the Yonge Subway line and plenty of streetcars There are also several older condominium buildings with large floor plans for those looking for one-level homes without compromising square footage With a plethora of different housing types High Park offers retirees and other demographics their pick of the litter in terms of real estate The picturesque homes that line many of the streets in the area have steep staircases to reach the entrances But there are plenty of other homes in the area that offer more ideal floor plans there are a number of low-rise condominium apartment buildings north of Bloor along Quebec Avenue that offer decent price ranges for those looking to make good use of their retirement funds Many of these units offer balconies that boast south views of the gorgeous High Park and Lake Ontario High Park is still in the heart of the city but doesn't have as much hustle and bustle as downtown and residents have easy access to the subway for convenient commutes And with a number of amenities within walking distance High Park makes a great place for seniors to spend their time Considered one of the city's most prestigious areas Forest Hill is a stunning community characterized by winding roads and various little parks that give the neighbourhood its distinctive charm While many residents are families with school-aged children - many of whom are there to take advantage of some of the most prestigious schools in the GTA - Forest Hill is also an ideal place to retire The friendly and safe area is home to a number of conveniences that are within close proximity In addition to the plethora of mansions, there are also retirement communities available, including Revera which offers residents convenient amenities such as a fitness center Bayview Woods-Steeles in North York is one of those communities in Toronto that has seen a rise in the proportion of retirees over the past few years. In fact, about 28 per cent of the residents in Bayview Woods-Steeles are 65 years or older Even pre-retirement individuals have found themselves in this community The area is picturesque and boasts a ton of greenery and ravines thanks to several branches of the Don River amalgamating in the neighbourhood Any seniors who love to golf in their newfound free time have Bayview Golf and Country Club at their disposal just north of the neighbourhood the Cummer Park Community Centre offers a pool and all the ravines in the area can be used for walking Another neighbourhood in Toronto that has seen an increase in the number of retirees is Casa Loma, with 24.3 per cent of the area's residents classified as seniors Casa Loma itself serves as the hub of the neighbourhood and provides the perfect backdrop for any residence The homes in the area almost seem as though they're part of a fairytale story with the oversized mansion and surrounding ravines and parklands all around In addition to the charming homes, there is also Casa Loma Seniors Village which offers both independent and assisted living 2014This article was published more than 11 years ago A new measure is being used to rank Toronto's neighbourhoods – the "neighbourhood equity score" which combines ratings for economic opportunity participation in decision-making and physical surroundings change the way Toronto's 140 neighbourhoods are evaluated by city staff when they decide where to direct services The new rankings are likely to set off a lively debate about the city's role in providing social services and what areas of the city are most deserving of extra funding and attention – all against the backdrop of the fall civic election The new measures were developed in conjunction with researchers at St Michael's Hospital's Centre for Research on Inner City Health and are adapted from work done by the World Health Organization Welcome to The Globe and Mail’s comment community. 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For more information on our commenting policies and how our community-based moderation works, please read our Community Guidelines and our Terms and Conditions There were 38 residential break and enters reported in the district from March 19 to March 25 Toronto Police Service received 83 reports of a break-in at a home between March 19 and March 25 including 38 in the district of North York In total 1,000 residential break and enters have been reported in the City of Toronto since Jan 1 – up 31.6 per cent compared to the same period in 2023 Three break-ins were reported at these locations: a house near Banbury Road and Sagewood Drive on Tuesday a house near Bradgate Road and Chatfield Drive on Thursday an apartment near Rippleton Road and Terrington Court on Friday There have been 21 residential break and enters reported in Banbury-Don Mills in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Hi Mount Drive and King Maple Place on Friday There have been 16 residential break and enters reported in Bayview Village in 2024 a house near Banstock Drive and Sawley Drive on Friday a house near Ballyconnor Court and Lonergan Crescent on Monday There have been 12 residential break and enters reported in Bayview Woods-Steeles in 2024 Five break-ins were reported at these locations: a house near Lawrence Avenue West and Otter Crescent on Tuesday an apartment near Lawrence Avenue West and Rosewell Avenue on Tuesday a house near Caribou Road and Glen Rush Boulevard on Thursday a house near Clyde Avenue and Dunblaine Avenue on Thursday a house near Brooke Avenue and Greer Road on Sunday There have been 29 residential break and enters reported in Bedford Park-Nortown in 2024 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Hullmar Drive and Wheelwright Crescent on Wednesday There have been three residential break and enters reported in Black Creek in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Broadway Avenue and Walder Avenue on Wednesday There have been 17 residential break and enters reported in Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near John Best Avenue and Plainfield Road on Friday There have been three residential break and enters reported in Brookhaven-Amesbury in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Faywood Boulevard and Joel Swirsky Boulevard on Thursday There have been five residential break and enters reported in Clanton Park in 2024 a house near Angus Drive and Seneca Hill Drive on Friday a house near Cobblestone Drive and Seneca Hill Drive on Sunday There have been 14 residential break and enters reported in Don Valley Village in 2024 an apartment near Dallner Road and Wilson Avenue on Wednesday an apartment near Epsom Downs Drive and William Cragg Drive on Friday an apartment near Downsview Park Boulevard and Stanley Greene Boulevard on Monday There have been 16 residential break and enters reported in Downsview-Roding-CFB in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Ameer Avenue and Ridgevale Drive on Saturday There have been seven residential break and enters reported in Englemount-Lawrence in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Flavian Crescent and Rameau Drive on Thursday There have been four residential break and enters reported in Hillcrest Village in 2024 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Bathurst Street and Sandringham Drive on Sunday There have been four residential break and enters reported in Lansing-Westgate in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Dorsey Court and Dorsey Drive on Sunday There have been six residential break and enters reported in Maple Leaf in 2024 an apartment near Bowerbank Drive and Deering Crescent on Saturday a house near Conacher Drive and Newton Drive on Monday There have been eight residential break and enters reported in Newtonbrook East in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Fenelon Drive and Karen Road on Tuesday There have been seven residential break and enters reported in Parkwoods-Donalda in 2024 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Cherokee Boulevard and Tuscarora Drive on Wednesday There have been four residential break and enters reported in Pleasant View in 2024 a house near Bannatyne Drive and Woodsworth Road on Wednesday an apartment near Davean Drive and Shouldice Court on Wednesday a house near Davean Drive and Shouldice Court on Wednesday an apartment near The Links Road and Tournament Drive on Friday a house near Fifeshire Road and Toba Drive on Saturday There have been 32 residential break and enters reported in St a house near Estelle Avenue and Holmes Avenue on Thursday a house near Dudley Avenue and Spring Garden Avenue on Friday There have been 23 residential break and enters reported in Willowdale East in 2024 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Finch Avenue West and Lorraine Drive on Friday There have been six residential break and enters reported in Willowdale West in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Capitol Avenue and Glencairn Avenue on Wednesday There have been five residential break and enters reported in Yorkdale-Glen Park in 2024 There were 12 residential break and enters reported in the district from Dec Toronto Police Service received 35 reports of a break-in at a home between Dec including 12 in the district of North York In total 1,809 residential break and enters have been reported in the City of Toronto since Jan 1 – down 51.6 per cent compared to the same period in 2023 a house near Daleberry Place and Oxbow Road on Thursday a house near Dallimore Circle and Jessie Drive on Friday There have been 36 residential break and enters reported in Banbury-Don Mills in 2024 a house near Mintwood Drive and Topaz Gate on Thursday a house near Kentland Crescent and Tarbert Road on Friday A break-in was reported at a house near Haddington Avenue and Harley Avenue on Friday There have been 34 residential break and enters reported in Bedford Park-Nortown in 2024 a house near Donwoods Drive and Ivor Road on Friday a house near High Point Road and Lawrence Avenue East on Sunday There have been 37 residential break and enters reported in Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills in 2024 A break-in was reported at a house near Newton Drive and Yonge Street on Saturday There have been 13 residential break and enters reported in Newtonbrook East in 2024 a house near Didrickson Drive and Foursome Crescent on Thursday an apartment near Old Yonge Street and Upper Canada Drive on Saturday There have been 51 residential break and enters reported in St A break-in was reported at a house near Lurgan Drive and Yorkview Drive on Tuesday There have been 11 residential break and enters reported in Willowdale West in 2024 A break-in was reported at an apartment near Glen Park Avenue and Haven Road on Wednesday There have been seven residential break and enters reported in Yorkdale-Glen Park in 2024