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The CWNA's primary concerns are Development, Placemaking (Parks and Public Realm), Heritage Conservation and Community Safety. Check out our Interactive Map for information on planned and current condo development projects and improvements to our parks. [More about the CWNA]
The minutes of the CWNA Board's monthly meetings are made available online once they have been approved by the Board at the following meeting. The latest ones can be found on the Board Minutes page. Residents of the Church Wellesley neighbourhood can attend or present at Board meetings. Recent highlights from
Church Wellesley Update [view all] 69 storeys proposed at 90 Isabella
Just two weeks after proposing a 62-storey tower at 88 Isabella, Capital Developments has submitted a separate development application for a 69-storey tower next door, at 90 to 94 Isabella. [read more]
62 storeys proposed at 88 Isabella
Capital Developments has submitted a proposal to demolish the 14-storey apartment building at 88 Isabella Street and replace it with a 62-storey condominium tower. [read more]
Travellers' Way unveiledThe naming ceremony for Travellers’ Way, the TTC walkway on the east side of the Wellesley subway station, took place on April 24. This was be 11th lane naming undertaken by the Church Wellesley Neighbourhood Association, an ongoing project of the CWNA’s Placemaking Committee to create meaning in our public spaces. [read more]
Postponed: Community Consultation on Church Wellesley northwest tower proposalLearn more and provide your feedback about the ONE Properties proposal for a 28 storey tower on Wellesley Street and a 7 storey mid-rise on Church Street, separated by Dapper Lane.
The City Staff Preliminary Report on the proposal is here. See our backgrounder page on this project here. The Community Consultation is scheduled for: Tuesday May 10, 2022, 6 to 8 pm (online) CANCELLED DUE TO TECHNICAL DIFFICULTIES - POSTPONED TO A LATER DATE - MORE INFO TO FOLLOW Republic Developments has proposed a 54-storey condominium tower at 15 Charles Street East, currently occupied by the Anndore House hotel and Constantine restaurant, adjacent to George Hislop Park.
The proposed tower would include 549 units, a six storey podium, retail space at street level and 65 parking spaces. The developer also owns the property directly to the south (16 Isabella) and proposes a 150m² park space that would enlarge George Hislop Park. [Read more] 
Gloucester Street zoning to be tested A group of six residences on Gloucester Street and Dundonald Street has been put up for sale for $49.2 million; if the sale were successful a development application for a condominium tower could follow. [read more]
Revised plan for Crews / Tangos siteIn December, Graywood Development submitted a revised development proposal for a midrise at 506-516 Church Street (Crews / Tangos and the adjacent parking lot). [read more]
City responds to 78-storey Courtyard Marriot proposalCity staff issued a preliminary report in December which details numerous issues to be resolved with KingSett Capital's new development application for 475 Yonge Street (Courtyard Marriot). The issues are primarily due to the size and mass of the proposed towers. KingSett's proposal is for two towers, of 78 and 75 storeys. [read more]
57 storeys proposed at Yonge and Isabella
On November 10, YI Developments Limited submitted an application to demolish the existing buildings at the southeast corner of Yonge and Isabella Streets (619-637 Yonge; 7-9 Isabella) and build a 57 storey tower. [read more]
Park improvements coming in 2022 and beyond
Revitalizations of George Hislop and Norman Jewison Parks are scheduled to start in late 2022 and be completed by late 2023; Alexander Street Parkette's construction will not start until 2023, but should complete by the end of the year. [read more]
History of our built heritage
Local historian Adam Wynne has compiled histories of many of the heritage properties in the Church Wellesley neighbourhood, in the form of Heritage Property Nominations. Check out of some of these fascinating stories here.
Yonge TOmorrow environmental study completed
The City of Toronto has completed a Municipal Class Environmental Assessment that evaluates improvements to the Yonge Street public right-of-way between Queen Street and College/Carlton Street. The project, known as Yonge TOmorrow, aims to increase pedestrian space and improve the way people move through and experience downtown Yonge Street. [read more]
Church Street redesign consultationsThe Church-Wellesley Village Business Improvement Area (BIA), with PMA Landscape Architects, is developing a new Streetscape Master Plan for Church Street from Gloucester Street to Wood Street. They hosted an online public consultation on Sept. 9 and drop-in information sessions at Barbara Hall Park on Sept. 11 and 18.
[Read more] Development Watch
[A summary of the current status on developments in the neighbourhood. Click the links for the post in the Church Wellesley Update blog, and check our interactive map for further details.]
Church Wellesley Northwest Tower (64 and 66 Wellesley E. & 552-570 Church) In November 2021 the developer submitted a new proposal for a 28 storey tower on Wellesley and a 7 storey midrise on Church. A Community Consultation scheduled for May 10 was postponed. [more] 88 Isabella Street Capital Developments has submitted a proposal to demolish the 14-storey apartment building at 88 Isabella Street and replace it with a 62-storey condominium tower. [more] 15 Charles Street E Republic Developments has proposed a 54-storey condominium tower at 15 Charles Street East, currently occupied by the Anndore House hotel and Constantine restaurant, adjacent to George Hislop Park. [more] 475 Yonge Street (Courtyard Marriot) After having received approval for two towers of 58 and 48 stories, in September 2021 Kingsett Capital re-applied for two towers of 78 and 75 storeys. City staff released a Preliminary Report in December. [more] Yonge and Isabella (619-637 Yonge; 7-9 Isabella) YI Developments Limited has submitted an application to demolish the existing buildings at the southeast corner of Yonge and Isabella Streets and build a 57 storey tower. [read more] Church and Maitland (506 to 516 Church) The properties currently occupied by Crews and Tangos, Boutique Bar and a Target Park parking lot, are owned by Graywood Group. In July 2020, Graywood submitted a development application to the City. City staff released a Preliminary Report regarding the application on Sept. 21, 2020. A community-based Working Group has met twice since then and a community consultation was held on April 28, 2021. The developer submitted a revised application in December, 2021. [more] 20-26 Maitland (former Catholic Children's Aid) The site of the former Catholic Children's Aid building on Maitland Street will see a tower of 41 storeys, the result of a negotiated settlement between the developer Plaza Corp. and the City, after the developer appealed to the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal (LPAT). [Read more] Carlton and Yonge (2 Carlton) The developer proposed a 73-storey tower to replace a heritage listed mid-century modern 18-storey office tower. The City opposed the application and it was appealed by the developer to the Local Planning Appeal Tribunal. A settlement agreement between the developer and the City was reached in April, 2021. [Read more] Yonge and Breadalbane In late October KingSett Capital submitted an application for a 59-storey tower between 510 and 528 Yonge Street (the West side of Yonge, south of Grosvenor), including 500 condominium units and retail at street level. [more] The Gloucester on Yonge (599 Yonge) and Halo (484 Yonge) In March 2020, the Clover on Yonge between Gloucester and Dundonald (since renamed The Gloucestor on Yonge); and Halo, at the southwest corner of Yonge and Grosvenor, went into receivership, but both have now re-started under new ownership. [more] The Beer Store (572 Church)
Originally proposed as a 16-storey condo on the Beer Store property at 572 Church Street, the project has now been reduced to 12 storeys, according to a Local Planning Appeal Tribunal mediated settlement. [more] Gloucester Mews (Yonge and Gloucester) This 34-storey project was approved several years ago, but went into dormancy until late 2018, when the application was revived as a rental building with an updated design. [more] 10 Wellesley West This site lies just outside the western edge of the Church Wellesley neighbourhood and includes 10-16 Wellesley Street West, 5-7 St. Nicholas Street and 586 Yonge Street, where Centrecourt is now proposing a 55 storey tower. [more] 100 Wellesley East In 2020, CAPRIET Limited Partnership, the owner of the 28-storey rental apartment building at 100 Wellesley Street East, and the City came to a settlement agreement on an infill project that would see a 10-storey building wrapped around its Jarvis and Cawthra Square frontages. However, as of January 2022 the project appears to have been put on hold [more] 55-63 Charles Some of the last low- and mid-rise buildings on Charles Street will be replaced by a 48 storey tower, including a 6-storey podium. [more] 625 Church (at Charles) Manulife Investment Management has appealed its proposal for a 59-storey rental building at the northeast corner of Church and Charles, where the Traders Building presently stands. [more] 33 Isabella (Isabella Court) Infill Cromwell Property Management is proposing a 4 storey building on the west side of the 27 storey Isabella Court, with 15 apartments and ground floor administrative offices. [more] See our interactive map for all real estate developments, including land assemblies, in our neighbourhood. Church Wellesley Update [view all]
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