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Touch of rock ’n’ roll comes to the area
Richmond Hill ‘perfect setting’ for new high school
Small-scale gym about ‘people, not numbers’
Celebrating a half century of classic cuts
Local institution still cookin’ after 25 years
New boutique brings high fashion to Bathurst
Dressing well simply elemental for new clothier
Support for north of Steeles Shoppers
A decade of primping and pampering
Letting North Toronto’s sun shine in
New window covering centre comes to Yonge and Lawrence
Owner Ed Bonisch at Brading Specialty Shades
Owner Ed Bonisch and staff are out to keep North Toronto calm, cool and concealed, with the recently opened Brading Specialty Shades on Yonge Street.
Since beginning in the window covering business just out of high school 30 years ago, Bonisch says the business has evolved to focus on three areas: energy efficiency, difficult applications and home automation. “We always focused on ‘let’s do it right,’ and ‘let’s use really good quality,’” Bonisch says. For more information, call 416-488-6600 or visit the new showroom at 3204 Yonge St.
In Style Shoes owners Sanja Peric and Mary Loparco are pleased to celebrate four years of business on Avenue Road. In addition to footwear lines including Michael Kors, Tsubo and Geox, the store also offers customers a selection of handbags, clothing and jewellery (1758 Avenue Rd., 416-783-0239).
Owner Ross Harwell is celebrating the second anniversary of business HEAR Toronto: Centre for Advanced Hearing Care. The location offers comprehensive hearing services, including hearing assessments, hearing aids, hearing protection and more, all provided by qualified audiologists. Call 416- 484-4327, for more information, or visit 586 Eglinton Ave. E., Suite 305.
Aya Kitchen Gallery recently opened in North Toronto. Located at 606 Mount Pleasant Rd., the store boasts a two-level showroom to present all the latest and greatest in kitchen design and decor. Call 416-487-9666 for more information.
The Twisted Kilt has opened in the space previously occupied by the Bow & Arrow at 1954 Yonge St., 416-489-3500.
Spinners Sandwich Co. is now open on Yonge Street, just south of St. Clair Avenue. Offering a new approach to the popular shawarma sandwich — stuffing their varieties with French fries — the shop also offers a selection of different sides and salads (1450 Yonge St., 647- 351-5804).
Offering a selection of healthy and fresh takeout options, Delica Kitchen recently opened at 1440 Yonge St. For more information, call 647-351-8353.
Home furnishings and design service centre A Special Place has moved from 1966 Yonge St. to a new location at 1280 Castlefield Ave. Call 416-481-2077 for details.
Owner Martha MacKenzie is proud to introduce Redrawn to North Toronto. The home furnishings boutique carries gently used items and specializes in high-end consignment draperies, cushions, area rugs and linens Visit 616 Mount Pleasant Rd., or call 416- 487-1030 for more information.
If you know of a business opening or closing in your neighbourhood, please call the business editor at 416-250-7979, ext. 225.
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