by Omar Mosleh
on September 19, 2011
The fence was constructed to replace an existing one that showed signs of disrepair.
The Toronto Beaches...(More)
by Caitlin Orr
on August 17, 2011
The city is moving ahead with plans to install off-leash areas in both parks, Earl Bales by the end of the summer and G. Ross Lord during the fall.
“I think...(More)
by Liz Campbell
on May 27, 2011
by Kelly Gadzala
on May 19, 2011
Do an internet search on Michèle Duquet and you’ll find she’s a successful Canadian actress who’s appeared in feature films, TV movies and TV series over the past 25 years.
But in spite of a busy acting schedule, the longtime Coxwell and Gerrard area resident manages to split her...(More)
But in spite of a busy acting schedule, the longtime Coxwell and Gerrard area resident manages to split her...(More)
by Kelly Gadzala
on May 19, 2011
Two Upper Beach residents have opened a pet store on the cusp of India Bazaar at Gerrard and Coxwell avenues, an area they say is in desperate need of a local pet shop.
“It was really important for us to be on this corner,” says Kym Hyde, co-owner of Furballs Pet Stuff at 1618...(More)
“It was really important for us to be on this corner,” says Kym Hyde, co-owner of Furballs Pet Stuff at 1618...(More)
by Kelly Gadzala
on December 16, 2010
The dog changed her life.
The canine in question: a loveable fluffy-looking mutt named Chewy rescued from the Toronto Humane Society.
The young lady: an advertising career girl who wondered if she couldn’t combine her boot camp-style workout with her new pooch’s...(More)
The canine in question: a loveable fluffy-looking mutt named Chewy rescued from the Toronto Humane Society.
The young lady: an advertising career girl who wondered if she couldn’t combine her boot camp-style workout with her new pooch’s...(More)
by Kelly Gadzala
on November 4, 2010
This is a column about six degrees of shopping separation, about how one shopping exploit can lead to another when peeps pull together and promote their ’hood.
It all started on a jaunt along St. Clair Avenue West one chilly October afternoon:
Traipsing along in search of...(More)
It all started on a jaunt along St. Clair Avenue West one chilly October afternoon:
Traipsing along in search of...(More)
by Staff
on August 20, 2010
Police are searching for a 16 year old Macaw named Tiffany after the exotic bird was stolen in the Topham Park area.
The pet escaped from its owner’s home near Ferris Road and Squires Avenue in the evening hours of Aug. 18. The bird flew to a nearby tree. Police say two people...(More)
The pet escaped from its owner’s home near Ferris Road and Squires Avenue in the evening hours of Aug. 18. The bird flew to a nearby tree. Police say two people...(More)
by Christopher Reynolds
on June 18, 2010
The website looks like one of any other funeral service, with headings for “Grief Resources”, “Burial” and “Memorial Products”.
But when the eye meets another heading—“Euthanasia”— it quickly becomes clear that this is not your average funeral home.
No, this...(More)
But when the eye meets another heading—“Euthanasia”— it quickly becomes clear that this is not your average funeral home.
No, this...(More)
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