Tag: Kyle Rae

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Ryerson Retro: The Battle for Gould Street

From the greasy smell rippling through the air beside the campus bookstore on Victoria to the hipster dominated corner of Bond, cars used to pile along the curb of Gould Street

Waterfront offers athletic centre site

September 30, 2009

Everything Ryerson wants from its new athletic facility could be found on Toronto's waterfront – except for a close location.

THE RISE AND FALL OF YONGE STREET’S SEX INDUSTRY

September 17, 2008

Thursday night at Zanzibar. Her name is Jasmine. I think it is anyway. It’s a little hard to concentrate.

COURTHOUSE THREATENS ARENA PLAN

October 24, 2007

A proposed courthouse is standing in the way of Ryerson’s plan to build a hockey arena in the parking lot of the Sears building, Toronto City Councillor Kyle Rae said.

GOING FOR SIX

October 25, 2006

By Fareen Qureishi Ward 27 Councillor Kyle Rae is the incumbent, going for his sixth term. How long is that? He was councillor when Ryerson first became a university.

CAR-FREE CAMPUS AS LIKELY AS CONSTRUCTION-FREE CAMPUS

September 21, 2005

Sept. 22 is Car Free Day, but it doesn't look like Ryerson will be celebrating a car-free campus until at least 2007.

Ryerson neglected in Toronto’s future

September 25, 2002

The blueprint for the City of Toronto’s future and the proposal which outlines the way the city will develop, grow and expand over the next 30 years has largely omitted Ryerson University from its vision.

Restaurant relaunch rocks Yonge-Dundas

November 28, 2001

The Hard Rock Café threw and old-fashioned rock and roll party at the corner of Yonge and Dundas Streets Monday to celebrate its grand reopening.

Rye ends affair with world-class architect

October 24, 2001

By Eyeopener Staff Santiago Calatrava’s contract termination leaves bold building plan in ruins; forces university back to square one.

They never promised us a rose garden

January 16, 2001

City proclaims Ryerson part of new, still trashy, Garden District

Crossroads of a legacy

November 18, 1998

Kyle Rae got into politics as a gay activist, determined to change a city from within. But as city councilor, his role in the Yonge-Dundas project will make him remembered as the man who helped heal Toronto’s downtown.

Bike lanes ready to roll: But Metro blocks lanes around intersections, fearing traffic jams

The Gerrard St. bike lanes were to be a joint project of the City of Toronto and Metro Toronto.