Business Profiles
Ossington Business Profiles – Edition #3 – Silver Falls Vintage
Business Profile of Ossington business Silver Falls Vintage. […]
Month: February 2010
Cafes
Activity at 214 Ossington
A sign on the window of 214 Ossington says: “Our House, coming soon” […]
Business Profiles
Ossington Business Profiles – Edition #2 – MKG127
This is the second edition of Ossington business profiles. Today we profile art gallery MKG127. […]
Other Things
Downtown Lumber at National Home Show
This weekend the National Home Show is taking place at the Direct Energy Centre in the Exhibition Grounds. One of our local Ossington businesses has a full booth down at the show which I stopped by and said hi. […]
Cafes
EDIT: Semolina Bakery NOT closed
Semolina Bakery has shut it’s doors for good. […]
Politics
A Candidate emerges for Ward 19 – Will he help Ossington grow?
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. […]
Politics
Is there a Grocery Store on the way at Ossington and Dundas?
It looks a little small to be a full sized grocery store but perhaps a fine foods shop? The name of the store seems to be City Groceries. Can anyone fill us in on what’s going in here? […]
Cafes
Super Bowl Sunday on Ossington
Still trying to decide how to spend your Super Bowl Sunday? If you want to watch the big game or do something less sports-oriented, here are some choices in the Ossington/Dundas area. […]
Cafes
More press on soon-to-open Ossington spots
Toronto Life’s Daily Dish column is devoted to more news of the upcoming openings on Ossington of Bohmer and Salt. […]
Business Profiles
Ossington Business Profiles – Edition #1 – Sweaty Bettys
our first profile is on Sweaty Bettys, one of the first hip places to be on the strip. Sweaty Bettys has been around since before Ossington was known by the rest of the city, and was an out-of-the-way place often frequented by celebrities who wanted to find a more secluded place to go. […]