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Month: July 2021

Carol Wrigley.
Real Estate

Leaside-Bennington six-month real estate check-in

July 1, 2021 Guest Contributor

We are almost halfway through the year and in real estate what we call our spring market.  The activity in the market in Leaside/Bennington has continued to perform well above expectations. There is now a …more

Brian Mok. Photo by Lorna Krawchuk.
Community

Covid confidential: Our community makes us stronger

July 1, 2021 Guest Contributor

COVID-19 has radically changed our healthcare landscape, impacting the way we access our healthcare professionals and how we seek advice. As a frontline healthcare worker and your front door to care, I’m here to support …more

Leasider and pilot Brett Champion. Photo by Curt Later.
People

Flying high over Leaside

July 1, 2021 Susan Scandiffio

“To most people, the sky is the limit. To those who love aviation, the sky is home.” —Jerry Crawford, U.S. Air Force. The amount of air traffic over Leaside has long been a bone of …more

Leaside High Grads of 2021.
Schools

Graduating during the pandemic, Year 2!

July 1, 2021 Janis Fertuck

  After seemingly countless months of struggling with a mixture of in-class and online learning, seven students graduating from Leaside High shared their reflections on this unprecedented conclusion to their high school careers: Alexis Argyropoulos …more

Joshua at work.
Business

Young Leasider fights cybercrime

July 1, 2021 Glenn Asano

“We’re in,” says an excited Matthew Broderick to a devilishly curious Ally Sheedy after hacking into the “WOPR,” an AI-powered military supercomputer in the movie War Games. This is right before the machine asks, “Do …more

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Editor's Welcome

The kids are all right, 2021 edition

July 1, 2021 Jane Auster

Last August, when the pandemic was a mere child of six months, Leaside students had already experienced online learning – and survived. As I wrote then: “In June, signs started popping up all over lawns …more

Sunset at Talbot Park.
Terry Fallis

My nostalgic memory of the dog days of summer

July 1, 2021 Terry Fallis

I’ve written before about my idyllic childhood growing up in Leaside amidst the tall leafy trees, the lovely houses, a big park just down the street, and nary a care in the world (except worrying …more

LRA picture.
Leaside Residents Association

Actions have consequences

July 1, 2021 Carol Burtin Fripp

You’ve probably noticed that Leaside’s streets are busier than ever. More people are driving these days, not just through our community but all across the city.  Feeling more protected against Covid in their cars, or …more

Alec Locklin with bikes he collected for the Gateway Bike Hub. Photo by Holly Reid.
Cycling

In our community, charity begins with a bike

July 1, 2021 Holly Reid

Bikes are making a big difference in our community. Here’s how: Student-led bike drive Alec Locklin loves to ride his bike. The Grade 8 student at Bessborough Public School heads off to the trails in …more

Photo by Geoff Kettel.
Development

The City wants our neighbourhood to change

July 1, 2021 Geoff Kettel

Leaside is changing. The evidence is all around us – the high-rises under construction at Brentcliffe and Eglinton, the mid-rise under construction at Bayview between Hillsdale and Soudan. And several more of both types of …more

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Julia Hanigsberg, president and CEO of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital. Photo Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital.
In the Spotlight

Holland Bloorview President and CEO Julia Hanigsberg leaves on a high note

by Suzanne Park in Stories

As the festive season approaches, thoughts of a new year and new you might be on your mind. That’s especially true for Julia Hanigsberg, president and CEO of Holland Bloorview Kids Rehabilitation Hospital, as she ...more
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  • Takin’ it off the street for kids’ indoor fun
  • Hockey hero Carl Brewer – legend on the ice, champion in the courtroom
  • And the walls came tumbling down
  • Outrage on Astor
  • From Lagos to Leaside – Jollof warms the heart, feeds the soul
  • Building the buildings of Durant Motors in record time
  • Jacknife’s Mike Kelar keeps it weird
  • Monarch House navigates the autism journey
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