Councillor Mike Layton is looking for community input through a neighbourhood survey he has created and posted on his website.
The purpose of the survey is to get people’s opinions on future development on Ossington Avenue between Dundas and Queen. There are a number of potential sites that could be developed, and Councillor Layton is interested in what residents want for this stretch of Ossington. […]
A photo blog post of some of the places along Dundas, west of Ossington. […]
It was a busy year in the Ossington area. In reflection of the year end, we like to share some of the posts that received the most traffic over the course of the year. […]
Our neighbourhood, as one prominent Toronto writer privately noted, is tainted – people outside are beginning to view the neighborhood as anti-business and anti-development. At this blog we decided it’s time to take a stand against this taint. […]
Ossington is changing rapidly, if you don’t stop and look, you might miss something. Today we did another stroll down the strip to document some of those changes. […]
As many of you know Mike Layton has been working hard to listen to the community about the upcoming developments and changes in the neighbourhood. […]
Yesterday Toronto city council approved a planning study for the Ossington area by a vote of 33-8 in city council. […]
Fights! Closings! Openings! Reviews! There have been a lot of recent news stories about businesses and people in Ossington Village. […]
109Oz will be offering a pop-up gardening experience for the neighborhood on Saturday May 26th, Sunday May 27th and Saturday June 2nd, Sunday June 3rd from 10a-4pm. […]
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