“If we are to continue to enjoy the attributes which prompted us to move to Leaside, we must be engaged and proactive both individually and collectively” Because we face major planning challenges, we need to …more
Bayview merchants had expected to have an answer on whether they would have a Business Improvement Area by our deadline, but Michael Saunders, of the BIA office of the Economic Development Division at City Hall, …more
Rolph Road Home and School has decided to fight plans by the Toronto school board to create a public-private partnership to repair tennis courts at the school. The Toronto board earlier this fall made the …more
Raija Rosenthal is on a mission to find members for a new Leaside 100 Lions Club. So far she has signed up 16 people. She needs 20 to obtain a charter. If her history in …more
Semi-detached homes have become the big story in this year of booming prices for Leaside and Bennington Heights homes. From the end of November last year to the end of November this year, which includes …more
A Leaside life seems to be a good thing: Flo Colby, who lived here on Donegall Dr. from 1945 to 1966 recently celebrated her 100th birthday. She has seven grandchildren and 11 great grandchildren. She …more
Another month is in the books and the Leaside Stock Index continues to shine brightly. A bunch of good things happened in November, not the least of which was a 15 percent jump in Best …more
‘Let’s change our pink ribbons to red’ I wonder if the neighbourhood would like to switch the pink ribbons we have all around our trees and posts for Georgia Walsh to red ribbons? The new …more
The only city council candidate in Toronto in October to win election over an incumbent, in our Ward 26, Jon Burnside’s policies are well known by now. What may not be so well known are …more
The big event at the 11th annual Leaside Guys Night Out last month was created by Randolph Rd. resident Stan Flemming, who donated over 1,000 toys to the Christmas toy drive. There were also over …more
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