February 4, 2012

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Stintz speaks out against Ford’s plan for Eglinton LRT

Karen Stintz recently spoke out in support of moving the eastern, suburban segment of the Eglinton-Scarborough Crosstown back above ground

Leaside murder case stuns neighbourhood

A recent murder in the quiet Leaside community has shocked residents.

Yonge & Eg application tops out at 64 storeys

Yonge & Eg application tops out at 64 storeys

Bazis Inc.has submitted a formal planning application for a 44- and 64-storey tower.

Avenue Road patrons robbed at popular restaurant

Five male suspects have been arrested in a recent hold-up at the popular Avenue Road restaurant the Lobster Trap.

Toronto’s first heart-shaped park officially opens

Toronto’s first heart-shaped park officially opens

After a handful of delays and setbacks, Heart Park was recently completed.

Strong opposition to plans for old CHUM site

Strong opposition to plans for old CHUM site

Height and shadowing concerns loom large south of St. Clair

Local landmarks to be appropriated for Bathurst station

A recent public consultation meeting on the design of the Eglinton-Scarborough Crosstown rapid transit line’s Bathurst station revealed that three local landmarks are likely to be appropriated...

Fitting tribute for long-time Village resident

Fitting tribute for long-time Village resident

Canon Theatre renamed after impressario Ed Mirvish

Court date for alleged illegal night club pushed back

A hearing that was to deal with alleged bylaw infractions at Mint Bar on Eglinton Avenue East has been adjourned to Feb. 29

Rosedale’s king of comedy gets top nod

Rosedale’s king of comedy gets top nod

Eugene Levy receives Order of Canada for accomplished career

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Local moms take a fresh approach to baking

Local moms take a fresh approach to baking

One thing about Caroline Davis: she’s not nuts. The mom and baker co-owns new nut-free bakery Two Moms Baked Goods

It’s a dog-meet-dog world on St. Clair

It’s a dog-meet-dog world on St. Clair

Jesse Sternberg is in the dog house. After selling a start-up company to Research in Motion, the entrepreneur wanted to go into business doing something he loved.

A new type of bottle service at iconic Midtown spot

A new type of bottle service at iconic Midtown spot

While Cheaters Tavern has been gone for some time, bottle service will soon be available at the spot that once housed the iconic strip club. A temporary LCBO location is set to open there in...

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