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Parents push for construction to begin on stalled school playground in Junction Triangle Toronto parents who have raised over $300,000 for a new school yard used by two elementary schools are pushing for construction on the stalled project to begin again now that students are learning remotely and the yard is empty. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: May 10, 2021 8:19 PM ET | Last Updated: May 11 Neighbourhood parents have been advocating for a school yard upgrade in the Junction Triangl...

Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. A block of homes in the Junction Triangle may soon be razed to make way for a 28-storey residential high-rise. Developers Marlin Spring, Trolleybus Urban Development Inc. and Campont Developments have submitted a proposal to rezone the piece of land encompassing 316-336 Campbell Ave. The row of homes at 316-336 Campbell Ave. may be demolished for a 28-storey condo. Photo via Google ...

Police investigating string of break and enters in the Junction Triangle area by Quintin Bignell Last Updated May 4, 2021 at 12:12 am EDT A business is seen boarded up in the Junction Triangle area following a rash of break ins on May 1 and 2, 2021. CITYNEWS Toronto Police are investigating a series of break and enters in the Junction Triangle area. Police say four businesses were broken into over the past weekend near Dundas and Bloor Street West. Pascal Vernhes is the owner of one of the impa...

15 cold brew coffee in Toronto thatll cool you down when the warm weather comes Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Cold brew coffee in Toronto will keep you cool and caffeinated on even the hottest, most humid days of the year. You can find this concentrated beverage (its coffee brewed with cold water, instead of hot) at indie cafes all around the city. Here are my picks for the top places to grab cold brew ...

Two friends ready to open new hair salon in Toronto despite uncertain future Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. Opening a new business during a lockdown wasnt really the plan for two hair stylists in Toronto, but with more time to plan and think, two friends decided there is actually no better time to start something new. Jennifer Larche and Shye-Ann Hunter just launched Hair Collective at 16 Sousa Mendes S...

The top 10 interior designers in Toronto Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. The top interior designers in Toronto can help you transform any space into the abode of your dreams. From the colours down to the fabrics and flow, creatives lend an extra eye to every detail of your dwelling. There’s an abundance of quality, award-winning designers in the city to help you bring your vision to life.  Here are my ...

Toronto restaurant locked out by landlord who says they owe $20K in rent Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. A Toronto restaurant has been locked out by their landlord with a notice posted on their door saying tenancy has been terminated and they owe $20,000 in rent. Love Chix posted a photo of the notice, dated Apr. 5, to their Instagram on Apr. 6 in order to "get this out there before things get too intense...

Posted: Mar 14, 2021 11:29 PM ET | Last Updated: March 15 Workers with a moving company remove furniture from apartments above an auto shop at 1407-1409 Bloor St. W., on Monday. Nine residents were given 24 hours to move out of their units on Thursday as the city said the dwellings were illegal. (Evan Mitsui/CBC)

Meet the man trying to combat climate change while making Toronto life better for cyclists Stay in the loop Sign up for our free email newsletter. Unsubscribe anytime or contact us for details. On the afternoon Im slated to meet Adrian Currie, Westmoreland Parkette is more skating rink than playground. The previous evenings rain froze over the small parks footpath, making its modern seesaws and swings inaccessible to all but the bravest and most unsupervised children.  Stil...

Article content As far as Wes Myles is concerned, a pandemic-driven exodus out of Toronto and the corresponding plunge in rental rates he keeps reading about simply isn’t happening. “We’re not experiencing what the media is reporting,” says Myles, CEO of Clifton Blake, a private-equity firm specializing in midrise real-estate development. Myles points to a three-storey property with 11 new rental suites that Clifton Blake completed last summer in Leslieville. “We rented up the buildin...