
Trying to maintain our uniqueness
“Can we preserve a whole street?” was the headline in the December 2012 edition of this column, reflecting the neighbourhood response to the loss of one of the original homes on Parkhurst Blvd. There are …more
“Can we preserve a whole street?” was the headline in the December 2012 edition of this column, reflecting the neighbourhood response to the loss of one of the original homes on Parkhurst Blvd. There are …more
As we come to the close of the 100th anniversary year of the founding of the Town of Leaside in 1913, let’s take a look at the life and career of Leaside’s inventor: Frederick Gage …more
As I write this column, near the end of 2013, I look back at the matters that the Leaside Property Owners’ Association has worked on during the past year. Traffic (too much of it) and …more
How many 85-year-olds do you know in Leaside who are active entrepreneurs? I’ve just met Catherine Mix, the Catherine of Catherine’s Antipasto, and she is going full-steam ahead with the business she started 32 years …more
Toronto City Council adopted four resolutions at its November council meeting paving the way for the Elgie House to become a heritage property. Public notice was given Dec. 4. If no objections are received by …more
The competition circuit for Leaside synchronized skaters has begun, and Mel O’ Drama, Wack ’em Wilson, and Parks N’ Wreck are ready. They are members of the Synergy Novice team, who use roller derby names …more
Meet your neighbour Fred Pierce doesn’t let a lake or river get in his way when he wants to go for a drive in his car. His vintage Amphicar travels the roads of Bennington Heights …more
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