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  • Rated by EtykNala on Aug 22, 2:00pm

    Interesting story. Flash popups, though. They are just as bad as advertisements. Even when they're not ads, they're still obnoxious and get in the way.

  • Rated by DavidJohns on Aug 14, 12:15am

    The rule applies to residential, commercial, industrial and institutional structures.

  • Rated by cleve1212 on Jul 17, 8:51pm

    Sounds like a great new law to me.

  • Rated by arunaftermath on Jul 10, 7:09am

    Very good step. Nice law nice rule.

  • Rated by VersesOverCoffee on Jul 05, 8:39pm

    "In a first for a North American city, Toronto recently passed a new law mandating "green" rooftops for all new developments. Any new construction with floorspace of more than 2,000 square meters must devote between 20 and 60 percent of its roof to vegetation. The rule applies to residential, commercial, industrial and institutional structures."

  • Rated by fogcat02 on Jul 05, 2:13pm

    Toronto is progressive.

  • Rated by AStumbleMeister on Jul 02, 7:08pm

    The City of Toronto takes a huge step to make North America more green.

  • Rated by leahlamb on Jul 02, 11:32am

    I love this kind of urban development. I seem to remember a day when this kind of vision was considered weird and crazy and impossible. Makes me excited for the future (I can't believe I'm saying that)

  • Reviewed by CaptainPlanet71 on Jul 02, 9:39am

    From the page: "In a first for a North American city, Toronto recently passed a new law mandating "green" rooftops for all new developments. Any new construction with floorspace of more than 2,000 square meters must devote between 20 and 60 percent of its roof to vegetation. " Go Toronto!

  • Rated by farkgirl on Jul 02, 7:06am

    Wow that is huge!!