The Alhamra United Church at 260 High Park Avenue was originally built in 1908 by architecture firm Burke, Horwood and White.

This year, 14 rental development applications were submitted to city planners with ideas to construct a wide variety of purpose-built apartments, from boutique mid-rises to soaring towers.

The VMC is poised to become the financial, innovation and cultural centre of Vaughan with a variety of retailers, restaurants, cafes, parks and commercial offices planned.

After two decades of residential and commercial development, the 43-acre site continues to grow with new public amenities and several more residential projects planned.

A popular enclave of restaurants, bars and boutique shops, The Junction is a desirable community among families, renters, artists and prospective homeowners.

A group of Toronto-based developers and architects have joined forces to produce and raise funds for 3D-printed face shields that will be supplied to front-line workers.