The PYB Blog
The History, Expansion, and Modernization of the Royal Ontario Museum
As we continue to explore historic buildings and landmarks in Toronto, one place that remains unmatched in terms of its historic value is the Royal Ontario Museum, often referred to as the ROM....
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Who Really Owns the Data on Your Property?
At Protect Your Boundaries, we specialize in property boundaries, but our expertise extends to all things land, including land data and records....
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The Lost Legacy of a Building that Shaped a city- and a Hero
Many of the historic posts in this blog cover landmarks and buildings that were reinvented and preserved as part of Toronto’s evolving culture....
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Confused by Different Survey Plans? How to Identify the Different Types
Surveyors prepare over a dozen different types of plans, each tailored to a specific purpose....
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Abbey Lofts: Redefining Sanctuary for the Modern Day
At the northwest corner of Sunnyside Avenue and Marmaduke Street in Toronto, there is a spectacular example of Gothic Revival architecture—the former Howard Park Methodist Church....
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A Surveyor's Vision: John G. Howard and High Park
John George Howard was born in Hertfordshire, England, in 1803....
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Understanding the Ontario Land Registry Office (Part Two): The Registry and Land Titles Systems
If you missed our previous blog post on the fundamental roles of the Land Registry Office (LRO), we encourage you to review it....
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The Evolution of the Royal York
For nearly two centuries, the land north of Union Station has been synonymous with luxurious hospitality....
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Understanding the Ontario Land Registry Office: Protecting Your Property Rights
As a homeowner, it is important that you understand the Land Registry Office (LRO) and how it works to safeguard your property and the rights to your land....
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Keep Your Build Legal: How Knowing Your Property's Setbacks Can Prevent Costly Lawsuits
What is a setback? Setbacks determine how close to a property line a structure can be built....
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Rising from the Ashes: Toronto's Development After the Great Fire of 1904
The great fire of Toronto on April 19, 1904, reportedly began at the E....
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How to Protect Your Home Purchase from Hidden Liens
A lien is a powerful legal instrument that grants creditors a claim or right over a property if a debt remains unpaid....
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