Dharmayug Kathiyawadi Food
439 m away · 6923 Steeles Ave W · Etobicoke North
Approved 20 Oct 2025
Opening this block
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111 Steinway Blvd · Etobicoke North. Within 1 km.
Licences since July 2025. The date is when the city approved it, not the opening day.
439 m away · 6923 Steeles Ave W · Etobicoke North
Approved 20 Oct 2025
471 m away · 6921 Steeles Ave W · Etobicoke North
Approved 28 Oct 2025
The city has allowed these. Work may not have started.
0 m away · 111 Steinway Blvd · Etobicoke North
Approved 27 Feb 2025
REV01: Proposed revision to adding demising walls to the buildings per the attached drawingsProposal to construct 2 new Industrial buildings - Building B,See also NB 24-145047, 111 STEINWAY BLVD - BUILDING A
Someone has asked the city for a change. Nothing here is a decision.
691 m away · 2100 Albion Rd · Etobicoke North
Asked 20 Dec 2024
Under Review
The application proposes two new commercial/industrial condominium buildings ranging in height from 7.9 to 8.9 metres, with a total of 21 units and 5,024 square metres of floor space. Two new private driveways are proposed from Albion Road in the south and from Codlin Crescent in the north, providing access to the…
Site plan approval is usually a staff decision. A written comment to the city planner is the step on this file. It is not a community-council deputation.
760 m away · 1870 Albion Rd · Etobicoke North
Asked 22 Nov 2024
Under Review
Proposed redevelopment of the subject site with two 1-storey large format industrial buildings.The buildings are proposed to contain approximately 104,002 square metres of nonresidentialgross floor area, consisting primarily of warehousing space, with accessory office space.
Site plan approval is usually a staff decision. A written comment to the city planner is the step on this file. It is not a community-council deputation.
760 m away · 247 Carrier Dr · Etobicoke North
Asked 30 Oct 2024
Under Review
This proposal is to convert the existing management office (indicated as unit 11 on the Draft Plan of Condominium) into a registered unit, creating a total of eleven (11) units.
This is a condominium plan, usually tied to a rezoning. A written comment goes to the city planner. Height and use are argued on the rezoning, when there is one.