
Opinion – October 2012
John Parker, Councillor, Toronto Ward 26, Don Valley West Things are now back on a productive footing Hands up everyone who wants a new department store at 70 Wicksteed. No one? Good. So we are …more
John Parker, Councillor, Toronto Ward 26, Don Valley West Things are now back on a productive footing Hands up everyone who wants a new department store at 70 Wicksteed. No one? Good. So we are …more
MP John Carmichael will meet Oct. 9 with residents of Leaside and nearby areas who are complaining about increased noise this year from overhead aircraft traffic. Representatives have been invited from Nav Can and GTAA …more
And 30 years ahead of its time The outside is why you know it, but it’s the subtle touches behind the blue that make it truly avant-garde. Many people know the Blue House at Glenvale …more
The Leaside Business Park Association will oppose recently announced plans to develop office and warehouse condominums in the industrial park, says Dag Enhorning, president of the LBPA. “There is unanimous agreement that this appears to …more
While Leaside Village has started filling up with stores and lots of cars shopping at the new Longo’s grocery, the Amsterdam Brewery is also busy getting ready to relocate its brew pub into the Leaside …more
When Leaside musician Cynda Fleming agreed to lead a community jazz band to give kids an opportunity to play music together, she didn’t realize how difficult it would be to find music that fit all …more
More tasty treats on Bayview. Yeh! Frozen Yogurt opened this summer at 1617 Bayview. That makes four ‘ice cream’ shops on Bayview between Belsize and Manor Rd.-Fleming: Baskin and Robbins at the south corner of …more
If you live in Leaside or Bennington Heights, you know that your federal riding is Don Valley West. If the recommendations made by the 2012 Federal Electoral Boundaries Commission for Ontario under Chair Mr. Justice …more
The geese came over to visit me I was driving home one night through the Brentcliffe / Eglinton industrial area when a gray wolf ran across the road and into the ravine on the other …more
What’s in our name? John Lea and his wife Mary were the first of the Lea generations in this part of what was the Township of York. In 1820 they purchased a farm with a …more
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