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Beach Mirror Joanna Lavoie
January 31, 2017 Longtime Leslieville resident Joanne Doucette thought maybe 100
people would show up to a candlelight walk and vigil she organized in the
A vote on garbage could hand Mayor John Tory his first major council defeat this week, with opponents saying the privatization plan for Scarborough is based on “an alternative truth.”
Mon., Jan. 30, 2017
Mayor John Tory’s push to make good on a 2014 election promise to expand privatized garbage collection into Toronto’s eastern half is headed for a showdown this week at city hall.
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Transportation Services to conduct a review of the area
Beach Mirror Joanna LavoieMegan Sheremata feels it’s just a matter of time before someone is killed while trying to cross Coxwell Avenue between Upper Gerrard Street East and
TORONTO, ONTARIO --(Marketwired - Jan. 25, 2017)
Revival 629 Film Studios ("Revival 629") announced today that it will make a further investment in its film studios at 629 Eastern Avenue. In response to the growing demand from the industry, Revival 629 will build a new 7,500 square foot studio called Revival XP. This studio will cater to those in the industry producing music videos, TV commercials and virtual reality (VR). As is customary in these types of productions, Revival XP will lease space on a short term basis to those who require easily accessible space for a specific period. In addition, there will be 1,500 square feet of support space. The state of the art facility will offer 40 foot ceiling height, green walls and lighting grids. Revival XP will be available for lease by July 2017.
Community Development and Recreation Committee to consider motion tomorrow
Beach Mirror/ East York Mirror/Inside Toronto Joanna Lavoie Ward 30 Councillor Paula Fletcher doesn’t want to see another person die at anFletcher says stricter safety measures needed following overdose death in December
By Trevor Dunn, CBC News January 14, 2017
[caption id="attachment_6902" align="alignleft" width="620"]But will the west-end millennials come?
Will the opening of Streetcar Crowsnest, the new permanent home of Crow's
Theatre, change the theatre game east of the DVP and convince west-enders to
make the trip across town? The new multi-million-dollar facility is the
product of a six-year partnership between Crow's and condo developer
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Beach Mirror Joanna Lavoie
A new cultural and community hub in the heart of Leslieville is officially taking flight.
Tonight, the doors of Streetcar Crowsnest will fling open to the public for
