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Natalie Johnson

Natalie Johnson

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Reporter, CFTO-TV (Scarborough, ON)

Toronto

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  • ‘This parking lot is not the solution:’ Etobicoke residents push back against shelter plan

    By Natalie Johnson Verified| CFTO-TV (Scarborough, ON) Verified Two blocks up from the lake on a residential street in south Etobicoke, stickers are slapped across the parking metre at the entrance to the Green P lot. ‘Small street – big concern,’ they read; ‘right cause – wrong spot.’It is here at 66 Third St., near Lake Shore Blvd. W. and Islington Ave., that the city is planning to erect an 80-bed adult shelter, to be operational within three to five years.

    By Natalie Johnson Verified · CFTO-TV (Scarborough, ON)

    Mar. 04, 2025

  • Markham man agrees to remove backyard hockey rink after years

    By Natalie Johnson Verified| CFTO-TV (Scarborough, ON) Verified A Markham hockey buff who built a massive backyard ice rink without permissions or permits has reluctantly agreed to remove the sprawling surface, following a years-long dispute with the city and his neighbours. Martin Ross installed the boards-enclosed ice pad during the pandemic in the back half of his Unionville property – an amenity, he admits, that is “not your typical, two-by-four boards with a tarp thrown down” home rink.

    By Natalie Johnson Verified · CFTO-TV (Scarborough, ON)

    Nov. 21, 2024

  • ‘This parking lot is not the solution:’ Etobicoke residents push back against shelter plan

    By Natalie Johnson Verified| CFTO-TV (Scarborough, ON) Verified Two blocks up from the lake on a residential street in south Etobicoke, stickers are slapped across the parking metre at the entrance to the Green P lot. ‘Small street – big concern,’ they read; ‘right cause – wrong spot.’It is here at 66 Third St., near Lake Shore Blvd. W. and Islington Ave., that the city is planning to erect an 80-bed adult shelter, to be operational within three to five years.

    By Natalie Johnson Verified · CFTO-TV (Scarborough, ON)

    Mar. 04, 2025

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CFTO-TV (Scarborough, ON)