Salt Wine Bar was shut down during service last weekend. They have also tweeted they are closed, and BlogTo has an in-depth post about it today. . . . → Read More: Salt Wine Bar is closed, hopefully not for good
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For this year’s city election in Ward 19 there is no incumbent. We have a great group of young and enthusiastic candidates looking to make a mark on Toronto. We’ve been profiling them in the past couple months, but now’s the time to bring them all together. . . . → Read More: Ward 19 Candidate’s Debate – October 5th – The Garrison – 6:30-9pm A few weeks ago we were contacted by Michael Sims, who had seen our profiles of other Ward 19 candidates, and said he was running for the Toronto District School Board in Ward 10, which in the school boards regions is a combination of Wards 19 and 20. Would we like to meet him? . . . → Read More: What’s the TDSB? And why does Michael Sims care? 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  9 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 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 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 4 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 Walking to work this morning I walked by the old Monarch Framing location at 194 Ossington which closed in early April to discover a new gallery open there. . . . → Read More: A New Gallery Open – 1st Run? I received a greeting note on the site from another Ward 19 Candidate – Joshua Shang. . . . → Read More: Another Candidate for Ward 19 – Joshua Shang I received a note the other day through this blog from Jim Likourezos, who is running in Ward 19 (ours) now that Joe Pants is running for Mayor (god help us if he wins) as well as a flyer in my mailbox. It’s the first candidate we’ve seen so far. . . . → Read More: A Candidate emerges for Ward 19 – Will he help Ossington grow? |
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