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Jun 23, 2026 28 min

The Junction's battle between history and affordability

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Friday, June 19th, 2026 -- Host Claire Van De Weghe speaks with local architect Charles Hazell about the struggle between affordable housing and architectural heritage in West End neighbourhood The Junction. Plus, Mia Johnson interviews community members about their feelings on Toronto establishment Sneaky Dee’s potential demolition after the plot was purchased by developers. Rogene Teodoro has the news.

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