A Dec. 22, 2021 CBC article is entitled: “Hidden behind buildings, the last of Mimico’s opulent lakefront estates is still standing: Myrtle Villa was owned by businessman James Franceschini from 1925 to 1950”

Do you remember restaurants (including Lou’s Campus Grill) along Lake Shore Blvd. West in South Etobicoke in the 1960s?

Some people still remember Arnold’s restaurant at Forty-Second Street and Lake Shore Blvd. West in Etobicoke

More details have emerged (with thanks to site visitors) about a “vanished” school, Grand Avenue Public School in Humber Bay, Etobicoke

I have been following with interest the recent Toronto narratives related to Garden Suites

The Lakeshore Asylum Cemetery Project invites you to attend a Socially Distanced “Fall Visit and Clean-Up” on Saturday, Nov. 6, 2021 at 1:00 pm

On Sept. 2, 2021, we met for a high school picnic at an apartment parking lot with a great view of Lake Ontario. We learned how Bois-de-Saraguay in Montreal was saved from destruction.

A proposal for development project in Stratford, between Queen Street and Trow Avenue on the north side of Ontario Street, has turned out to be contentious

Lakeshore Asylum Cemetery Project: Spring Visit and Clean-Up, Saturday June 26, 2021 (north-east corner of Horner Ave. and Evans Ave. in Toronto)

Fireworks spark fires leaving five distinct burns areas where birds are nesting in Toronto park