Author: corktown
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CRBA makes request for sidewalk installation on Richmond Street between Power & St. Paul
On behalf of the CRBA Board and the community, board member Arthur Sinclair, P. Eng, submitted a letter to Councillor Pam McConnell’s office on August 21, 2013, requesting that the city consider adding a sidewalk on the north side of Richmond Street East between St. Paul Street and Power Street. It’s the CRBA’s view…
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504 King streetcar diversion until November for Queen bridge repair work
The TTC has informed us that, starting Monday, September 9, the 504 King streetcar (and the 503 Downtown tripper) will again be running on a diverted route to allow for structural repairs to the Queen Street bridge. This work is expected to wrap up in November 2013. This means that there will be no…
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Say hello to King Street Realty at free weekend workshop
We wanted to welcome new business King Street Realty to the neighbourhood by reminding Corktowners about their free Buyers 101 workshop taking place this Saturday, September 7 at 10 a.m. Find all the details on the flyer above this text.
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News & Events: CRBA Meeting, Corktown Common stays open, Island Airport Consultations, King Street Realty & more!
WHAT’S OLD IS NEW AGAIN: After a long period of restoration, the Little Trinity Church Workmans Cottages made a reappearance last week. Here’s what they looked like in their prime — and here’s a shot of them prior to the church’s restoration efforts. Photo by FNTS, via Urban Toronto. News for the week of September…
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CRBA Public Meeting: Come Talk Heritage on September 3!
After a busy summer, the CRBA is once again starting up with monthly public meetings — your chance to hear about all things going on in Corktown and meet with your passionate and like-minded neighbours. All are welcome to the meeting on Tuesday, September 3. We’ll be hearing from students from Ryerson University who recently…
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News & Events: Toronto Life checks out Que Supper Club, Artfest returns to Distillery, Glen Murray movie night
NICE TO MEET YOU: The Riverside Evangelical Missionary Church, a Corktown landmark built in 1902. Photo by AshtonPal. Neighbourhood News Queen East’s new barbecue spot Que Supper Club got some well-deserved profile at TorontoLife.com last week. Of the food, they write, “Southern barbecue and trendy international fusion like tofu banh mi and tandoori chicken tacos. Bacon-wrapped faux…