Photos
Ossington Photos – June 2012
More photos from some changing locations on Ossington from last weekend. […]
jaidens petals
Restaurants
Neighborhood Closings
We have just learned of the impending closure of Jaiden’s Petals Cindiloowho, located at 130 Ossington, and also of the already closed The Port, on Dundas. […]
Gift Guide
Ossington Holiday Gift Idea: Flowers
We continue our holiday gift guide with a quick and easy gift to pick up in Ossington Village, flowers from Jaiden’s Petals. […]
Politics
Goodbye Argyle Crosswalk – Hello Big-City Streetlights
About 16 months ago we heard that there was discussion about stoplights going in at Argyle St, breaking up Ossington between Dundas and Queen Street. Over the last few weeks the construction has finally taken place and the new lights are up, but still not operational. […]
Holiday
Last Minute Valentines Gift Guide
What to buy for your Valentine on Ossington […]
Festivals
Social Media Week in Ossington Village
Yes, this week is Social Media Week in Toronto, a global conference connecting people, and sharing emerging trends in social media. And we have a local event right here in Ossington Village. […]
Gift Guide
The Ossington Last-Minute Gift Guide – Part 2
Today we continue our Ossington gift guide with more unique treasures you can find in our neighbourhood’s retailers. […]
Business Profiles
Ossington Business Profile #11 – Delux
Since opening in 2008, Delux has been one of the restaurants that make Ossington Avenue a destination for Toronto diners. Now, owner and head chef Corinna Mozo has responded to our series of questions that we call the Ossington Business Profile. […]
Business Profiles
Ossington Business Profiles – Edition #7 – YogaSpace
Our 7th in a series of Ossington Business Profiles focuses on YogaSpace at 148 Ossington Avenue. […]
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. […]