Katie Queen and Leslie streets intersection construction impacted two major exhibits http://www.insidetoronto.com/news-story/4511416-leslieville-s-pentimento-fine-art-gallery-forced-to-close-its-doors/
Public feedback invited on east waterfront development plan May 15 Beach Mirror May 9, 2014 A public meeting aimed at giving people the chance to provide feedback on the development of the Cousins Quay Precinct Plan in the port lands is set to take place Thursday, May 15 in Leslieville. Hosted by Waterfront Toronto, … Read more
Opening soon: a new Leslieville location of Rock Lobster Food Co. http://www.torontolife.com/daily-dish/restaurants-dish/2014/05/05/rock-lobster-food-co-leslieville/
Pete Campbell has a great idea about Infrastructure/Transit: Council should conduct a two-year study of the waterfront and Gardiner demolition and then implement a plan over the next 10 years.. http://www.thestar.com/bigideas/infrastructure/2014/05/08/thorough_review_of_waterfrontgardiner_plan_pete_campbells_big_idea.html#
Ban sparks difference of opinion between Beach and Scarborough councillors Beach Mirror By David Nickle Cars driving south on Victoria Park Avenue during the morning rush hour will still have to veer eastward rather than drive into the Beach’s Bracken Avenue, Toronto Council has decided. The May 7 vote overturns a recommendation from the city’s … Read more
And the winner is…..Merchants’ Wharf! Merchant’s Wharf will be the new waterfront street name in East Bayfront. The winning name – which commemorates an old shipping wharf located at the foot of Lower Sherbourne Street – received the most votes during the ‘Help Name a Waterfront Street’ online contest. The name was submitted by Daniel … Read more
Kids summer camp in the beaches at Community Centre 55Community Centre 55 has over 30 years of experience providing balanced, quality, age appropriate, stimulating and safe summer day camps for kids aged 4-12. For mor einfo visit: http://www.centre55.com/programs_summercamp.htm or call the Centre at 416-691-8269
By Joanna Lavoie Beach Mirror Left Field Brewery can sell to LCBO, Beer Store and licensed establishments – but not to festivals Left Field Brewery, which is set to open its brewery in a 100-year-old former brick factory near Greenwood Avenue and Gerrard Street East early next year, won’t be serving beer at festivals in … Read more
Beach Mirror Elite lacrosse and rugby are set to return for another season to east Toronto. First off is lacrosse with Ted Reeve Arena (175 Main St.) hosting the province’s top Junior A league. The Toronto Beaches Junior A lacrosse team will host their home opener Friday, May 9 at 8 p.m. against Six Nations … Read more
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