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Michael Smee

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Reporter/editor in CBC Toronto's enterprise unit (and occasional writer of ghost stories). Michael.smee@cbc.ca.
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This house has been sitting empty for 6 years. Neighbours want to know why Original

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By Michael Smee Verified
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Toronto A Leaside house that has been sitting vacant for six years is testing the patience of the homeowner’s neighbours. The former bungalow is supposedly being converted to a multiplex, but the local neighbourhood association says work on the house happens only sporadically.
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Duplex or single-family home? 3-storey build prompts questions over Toronto's zoning rules Original

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By Michael Smee Verified
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Toronto A dispute between homeowners in a quiet East York suburb is drawing attention to a possible loophole in the city's latest effort to ease the housing crisis. No timeline set on councillor's request for clarity over what counts as a single-family home or multiplex Michael Smee · CBC News · Posted: Jun 05, 2026 4:00 AM EDT | Last Updated: 34 minutes ago Listen to this article Estimated 4 minutes The audio version of this article is generated by AI-based technology.
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For some residents across Toronto, this tree's fruit is anything but sweet

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By Michael Smee Verified
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Toronto·New An increasingly common non-native tree in Toronto may have overstayed its welcome. For over 20 years Alan Page and his wife TK have lived in their Myrtle Avenue home, near Jones and Gerrard, and their backyard ginkgo has always been part of their property's landscape.
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