In a letter to the prime minister, the premier of Ontario and the mayor of Toronto, the association says the Quayside project should be “reset.” Continue reading →

The appointments, which will be reviewed at midterm, are to be formally confirmed during a city council meeting on Thursday. Continue reading →

The proposal has been marred by questions over how data will be collected, kept, accessed and protected. Continue reading →

Sidewalk Labs, a unit of Google’s parent company Alphabet, is proposing to turn a rundown part of the city’s waterfront into what may be the most wired community in history. Continue reading →

Toronto’s waterfront is set to undergo a nearly $1.2-billion flood protection project that will lead to a makeover of the area. Continue reading →

The pillars which held up the York Street portion of the former ramp are still up, but are currently slated to be demolished as a part of a new construction project. Continue reading →

The Sidewalk Labs project is meant to develop a swath of prime Toronto waterfront property and outfit it with high-tech innovations that are expected to change how people live, work and play within the smart community and beyond. Continue reading →

The proposed Quayside project has raised many privacy and data concerns because it involves a slew of high-tech innovations that are expected to change how people live, work and play within the smart community and beyond. Continue reading →

Dan Doctoroff, the chief executive officer of Alphabet Inc.-backed Sidewalk Labs, says the recently revealed plans should quell the privacy and data concerns of all but the most “extreme” critics of the Quayside project. Continue reading →

Sidewalk Labs says in the proposal that it does not plan on owning data the company gathers in public places. Continue reading →