So many lost Toronto buildings I wish I’d been around to see, but #1 for me has to be the Yonge Street Arcade. Opened in 1884, it was something of an early mall featuring dozens of retailers.
Every year, I look forward to seeing the cherry blossoms bloom in High Park with Torontonians. After a two year hiatus during the pandemic, @CityofToronto is readying to welcome the public back to viewing cherry blossoms in person this spring.
Learn more: https://t.co/vNElvoKmNG
Fun fact: The spring equinox doesn’t arrive on the same day every year, but it always falls on one of these three days here in the northern hemisphere: March 19, March 20 or March 21. #firstdayofspring#march20
This is a laneway house being built near The Junction. Looks like it will have single car parking plus additional living space on the ground floor, suite upstairs.
Unfortunate, however not surprising. Garden suites are such a great option for multigenerational housing and adding to much needed rental inventory. Good for you Leslieville!
On behalf of the Leslieville Residents Association, we fully support the City of Toronto in their approval of the Garden Suite By-law, and look forward to witnessing the dismissal of these appeals. #topoli#housing https://t.co/bEP34i5Be1