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The lady behind those Leaside websites

December 1, 2015 Staff

She’s the lady behind the Leaside Property Owners’ Association website. Also the Leaside Life website. And websites in Vermont and the Bahamas. And lots of others. Pretty good for a graduate of landscape architecture. But …more

Stories

Armstrong: Never disappointed in Leaside

December 1, 2015 Staff

For the 55 years that George Armstrong, the captain during the Stanley Cup years of the Toronto Maple Leafs and known as The Chief, lived in Leaside he did a lot of community coaching, but …more

Stories

Streetscape photo winners

December 1, 2015 Staff

“My wife will be extremely happy as it was her that keeps telling me to submit pictures,” said Steve Nastos, of Eglinton East, winner of the Leaside Streetscape Photo Contest run by Leaside Matters, the …more

Christopher and Kimberly Lexovsky, Leslie MacIntosh and Emma Zivot
Food

First glances can be deceiving

December 1, 2015 Staff

Verdi Restaurant on Bayview, just north of Belsize, is not the place for teenagers at first glance. “Older, dated,” said Christopher Lexovsky, of Glenvale Blvd. He and teen neighbour Emma Zivot, who said the place …more

Smart Centre ceiling
Stories

Why is that roof still hanging there?

December 1, 2015 Staff

Many Leasiders have been asking the same question about the SmartCentre on Laird: What going on with the ceiling over the driveway connecting the south side of the main parking lot with Commercial Dr.? It’s …more

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Stories

Fund drive for tennis

December 1, 2015 Staff

A drive to repair the old tennis courts at Rolph Road school has been started by Leasiders Linda Carte and Stan Flemming, who are looking for $16,000. They hope to raise the funds from the …more

Stickney Way
Stories

Stickney gets his own street

December 1, 2015 Staff

Goodbye Markham Ave., hello Stickney Way. Good thing Markham Ave., a short street that runs from Airdrie to Laird, has no addresses on it, so no homes will be impacted. City Council approved the name …more

How 73 Donegall looked for over a year
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OMB doesn’t care if developer ignores orders

December 1, 2015 Geoff Kettel

One thing is clear from two recent Leaside cases before the Ontario Municipal Board, only one of which we won. The OMB is concerned only with planning metrics, with raw impact. It does not care …more

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Will we lose traffic lanes on Eglinton?

December 1, 2015 Jon Burnside

While most of us have heard the term Eglinton Connects, perhaps not everyone knows exactly what it means and the implications for Leaside. Eglinton Connects is the city’s plan for the future of Eglinton Ave. …more

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What is the impact of 1,500 new homes?

December 1, 2015 Geoff Kettel

Just another development that Leasiders oppose …same as always? Or is it “100 percent inappropriate” as Councillor Burnside stated in closing the Oct. 27 community meeting called to present and discuss the proposal, for 939 …more

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Grief support group facilitators from left to right: Barbara Kinnear, Graham Lute and Jean Marie Suchora. Photo Leonard Dalipi.
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Grievers find support in caring Leaside group

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On Jan. 10, 2024, a local grief support group will launch its third session in the Hearth Room at Leaside United Church. This group began to address a need growing from the Covid pandemic, a ...more
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