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Fight over access to details of Little Mountain purchase contract heads to B.C. Supreme Court The B.C. Supreme Court has set aside two days to hear arguments on whether the public can see the contract that privatized the Little Mountain lands in Vancouver more than a decade ago. Social Sharing
by Craig Takeuchi on March 3rd, 2021 at 3:30 PM 1 of 1 2 of 1 While British Columbians have been enjoying Triple O’s for a few decades, Ontarians will only start experiencing them this month. White Spot Hospitality announced on March 2 that it will open six Triple O’s—a spin-off of the White Spot restaurant chain that focusses on a menu of beef burgers, Kennebec fries, and handmade shakes—in the Greater Toronto Area this year and in 2022. The first location (at 1520 Courtneypark Drive East) opened on March 2 in Mississauga. The opening had been originally planned to open in 202...
Vancouver-based burger chain to open 30 Ontario locations Launched in 1997, the west coast chain plans to open six Greater Toronto Area locations this year and in 2022 By Craig Takeuchi Courtesy of Triple O's While British Columbians have been enjoying Triple O’s for a few decades, Ontarians will only start experiencing them this month. White Spot Hospitality announced on March 2 that it will open six Triple O’s – a spin-off of the White Spot restaurant chain that focusses on a menu of beef burgers, Kennebec fries and handmade shakes – in the Greater Toronto Area this year an...
Triple O's, the Vancouver chain for burgers and hand-scooped milkshakes, has just opened a location in Mississauga: the first of 30 slated for Onta...
Province, June 14, 1951. It was a matter of great fanfare when, in June of 1951, Sick’s Capilano Stadium had its grand opening in Vancouver. Replacing the old Athletic Park, full-page spreads in local papers boasted of the stadium design (an exact replica of Sick’s Stadium in Seattle, which would briefly be the home of the Pilots); the electric scoreboard; the location, a green space underneath the hill known as Little Mountain, which was considered to be in the exact center of Vancouver; and the amenities for fans, which included hotplates for hot dogs and aspirin available for any heada...