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Year: 2019

Mega’s secret touch turns lead into gold.
Business

Mega’s secret touch turns lead into gold

January 1, 2019 Glenn Asano

Before the Japanese celebrate the new year, an important end of year ritual is osoji (a.k.a. the major cleanup), which provides the opportunity to welcome the incoming year with a clean slate. Never too early …more

Photo: Shutterstock.
Terry Fallis

My rant – New year, new pressures

January 1, 2019 Terry Fallis

Having already written in my end-of-summer column that September and its back-to-school vibe always felt like the start of a new year to me, it’s hard not to get wrapped up in the self-help hype …more

Some of our curators put forth their choices for teen books.
Community

Young “curators” advise Leaside Library

January 1, 2019 Suzanne Park

Early in December, Leaside Library’s community room was set up for a group scheduled to meet at 
4:30 p.m. As the participants, aged 13 to 17, arrived and took their seats, they warmly greeted each …more

Player Profile: Sam King.
Sports

Sam King – humble AND plays solid hockey

January 1, 2019 Susan Scandiffio

“Kids these days!” It’s a classic phrase used by every generation often forgetting their own adolescent shenanigans. But if you have the chance to sit down with teens as I do, “kids these days” followed …more

Rachel with her family at the TDSB swearing-in ceremony.
Schools

Meet the new face of Leaside education, Rachel Chernos Lin

January 1, 2019 Janis Fertuck

Rachel Chernos Lin, the new TDSB trustee for Don Valley West, Ward 15, is passionate about public education. As a child, she was actually sad in June when school ended for the year and she …more

The traffic study area.
Leaside Residents Association

Talking traffic solutions at the LPOA’s AGM

January 1, 2019 Carol Burtin Fripp

I hope you have had a very happy Christmas, and that 2019 will be good to us all! In the weeks before Christmas the Leaside Property Owners’ Association was busy on many fronts. Here I …more

Scott, now interning with the Canadian Olympic Committee.
Sports

Finding his way Scott Hayden discovers his passion

January 1, 2019 Susan Scandiffio

Thirty years ago, an oddity known as Grade 13 saw its final year in the province of Ontario. Instead of kids leaving high school as 18 or 19-year-olds as they did pre-1988, kids are now …more

“Bay View,” now called McLean House at Sunnybrook. Courtesy Sunnybrook Estates.
History

Bayview Avenue’s grand history

January 1, 2019 Jeanne Hopkins

Until 1930, what we now call Bayview Avenue was known as the first concession road east of Yonge Street. The road – once proposed to be called Kilgour Avenue – was also known as Government …more

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one park and tree at a time
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