Community
Ossfest Photo Album
Enjoy our Ossfest photo album of the street festival, with patios, music, art, wrestlers, people and dogs, markets, yoga, food, games, prizes and more. […]
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Real Estate Development
Local Building Developments South of Ossington Village
We’ve recently learned of two local building developments to our south. One is The Plant, a mixed use building, and the other is new construction at CAMH. […]
Politics
And the winners in our area were….
As I’m sure most of you know already, John Tory has won the position of Mayor of Toronto. Locals in our area also voted for city councilor and Toronto District School Board (Ward 10) and […]
Nightlife
Toronto City Election: Our Ward
October 27th is the official election day for mayor, city councillor and school board trustee positions. We’ve got information on the election, including where and when to vote, who is running in our Ward, and even some details on rewards for voters. […]
Politics
Where to Watch Sunday’s Gold Medal Men’s Hockey Game
Local bars which will be open for Sunday’s Gold Medal Men’s Hockey game are Opera Bob’s and The Dock Ellis. […]
Festivals
First Ever Dundas West Fest is Saturday, June 8th
Dundas Street West will host a party of food, art, music and more on Saturday, June 8th. The street will be closed down from Landsdowne Avenue to Roxton Road for the Dundas West Fest from 11AM to 10PM. […]
Festivals
Local Jane’s Walks near Ossington
Free Jane’s Walks are happening all over the world this upcoming weekend, including in Toronto and our neighborhood. […]
Politics
Councillor Layton Solicits Community Feedback
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. […]
Politics
Let Ossington Grow – 109 Should Be Built
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. […]
Politics
Visioning Study Neighbourhood Walk – A Recap
Last Wednesday the Ossington Visioning Study, organized by Councillor Mike Layton, held a neighbourhood walk to look at the structures in the neighbourhood. Scot Blythe, a neighbourhood resident posted in the Ossington Residents Association Facebook page an excellent description of the walk which, with permission, we are resposting here with a few of our photos. […]