Month: May 2014

The Record.Com May 26/14 The K-W Braves fell short of a comeback, losing 10-9 to the Toronto Beaches in Jr. A Lacrosse action Sunday.

Metro May 25, 2014 On Victoria Day, Premier Kathleen Wynne jogged onto the unused, windswept grounds of Ontario Place and made an announcement: If re-elected, her government won’t allow any condos on the site as part of ongoing revitalization efforts. Instead, she promised the new Ontario Place would be home to a new park, shops, … Read more

blogTO Posted by Derek Flack / May 25, 2014 In direct contrast to many of Toronto’s, blue-toned, glass-clad condo projects comes this proposed townhouse project for Gerrard St. in the Upper Beaches.

blog TO Posted by Sarah Ratchford/May 23, 2014Rouge National Urban Park will be the first of its kind in Canada, and it will provide a much-needed green reprieve for Torontonians. But the project is slated to take up to a decade to be fully developed and open to the public, and right now, the process … Read more

Beach Mirror By Joanna Lavoie May 22 2014  Friluftsliv, a Scandinavian term that basically translates to fresh air life, is a way of life for Beach resident Kari Svenneby.

Beach Mirror May 22 2014  The popular Doors Open Toronto Festival will take place May 24 and 25 with more than 155 buildings across the city taking part.

The Toronto Star.com  May 22, 2014Ron Rogers has a great idea about public spaces: make the Toronto islands more of a relaxed destination, with restaurants with large patios, bike-sharing stations, spots to park food trucks, maybe some small hotels, clubs and bars that operate after the hours of the children’s park. 

Beach Mirror Day of Camp for Right to Play is set to take place Saturday, May 24 at Polson Pier, 176 Cherry St.

Beach Mirror May 21/14 By Joanna Lavoie Life-threatening infection discovered after routine surgery to remove abscess