I met Sean McCormick a week or so ago to talk about issues in Ward 19, and why he decided to run for office in this area. . . . → Read More: Sean McCormick takes a business approach to Ward 19
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 View Comments  Politics, Ward 19 Election  broadcaster, Joe Pantalone, Karen Sun, life in toronto, local events, mike layton, municipal politics, music festival, neighbourhood, queen st, queen street, Queen West, queen west music festival, rogers sportsnet, sean mccormick, sports fan, st joseph health Centre, Toronto Elections, transit issues, trinity bellwoods, ttc, Ward 19 Havana Cultura starts today! and if you like everything Cuban this is the festival for you. . . . → Read More: Havana Cultura Starts Today! Our favourite Tequila bar on Ossington is turning three tomorrow! We’ve had a lot of good times there, including listening to Sandy lead the Reposadists on a weekend evening, or sitting in the back patio enjoying one of the many specialty margaritas they have. . . . → Read More: Reposado Turns Three! We had a fun night on the ride. We biked from Spadina and Bloor, along College St. down Dufferin, back along Dundas, and then down Ossington where I caught some pictures. The ride ended up under the Queen and Dufferin bridge in a party. // PLEASE CHANGE DEFAULT EXCERPT HANDLING TO CLEAN OR FULL (go to your WordPress Dashboard/Settings/Cincopa Options … Click here to open the gallery.Powered by Cincopa wp content plugins solution for your website and Cincopa MediaSend for file transfer. This weekend is the one year anniversary of the OssingtonVillage blackout anniversary party. It seems this year is going to be a different type of celebration, with a ride starting at 8:30pm at Bloor and Spadina. . . . → Read More: The Ossington Blackout Party Rides Again Ward 19 is definitely going to get a young and enthusiastic councilor, based on those running for the job. Mike Layton is no exception. . . . → Read More: Mike Layton – Ward 19 Candidate brings energy and willingness to listen There’s so much going on on Ossington we thought it would be useful to a calendar on the site where we could show all the various events on the strip. . . . → Read More: Ossington Events Calendar The paper is finally off the windows, and the long, long awaited Salt Wine Bar looks like it might be open for business. They had a pre-launch event for $65/person a few weeks ago, which we didn’t attend, but the paper was back on the window quickly after. We’ve posted the menus now. . . . → Read More: Salt Wine Bar Looks Open This weekend MKG Gallery, at 127 Ossington launches a new bunch of work in the heat of the summer. Featured artists include Adam David Brown, Dean Drever, Dave Dyment, Sky Glabush and Ken Nicol. . . . → Read More: Heat – A summer launch at MKG127 – Aug 7th Last week I sat down with Karen Sun, another candidate for Ward 19, replacing the departing Joe Pantalone. We talked about Ossington and last year’s restaurant and foodservice moratorium and the restrictions on entrepreneurial ventures which were passed to follow, as well as the surrounding parks, and residential areas, and the great mix of communities within the Ossington area. . . . → Read More: Karen Sun – Ward 19 Candidate shows good knowledge of Ossington area View Comments Politics, Ward 19 Election chinese canadian national council, chinese community, christie pits, city councilor, city of toronto, community consultation, environmental science, forestry department, heritage toronto, human rights organization, Joe Pantalone, Josh Shang, mayoral candidate, mike layton, Moratorium, open budget initiative, residential areas, trinity bellwoods, Ward 19 |
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