Category: Events
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News & Events: Historic Photos, Gilead Wine Bar, Community Clean-Up
FROM ON HIGH: An overhead look of the West Don Lands development, with a nice view of the reconstructed Cherry Street. Photo courtesy Dundee-Kilmer. BlogTO’s Derek Flack has compiled some great archive photos of Corktown — it’s a fantastic look through history. Take some time and explore. (And the CRBA and corktown.ca get a nice shout-out!)…
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TCHC information session for Corktown residents
Toronto Community Housing Corporation recently submitted an application to the City of Toronto to amend zoning bylaws and the official plan as they relate to the redevelopment of Regent Park. On April 29, 2013 from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m., TCHC will be holding a community meeting to go over the proposed changes. There will also…
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News & Events: Corktown Neighbourhood Node, New Shows on Stage & Construction Updates
FUTURE SO BRIGHT: Historic Bright Street gets some attention as part of a historic tour of Corktown. Photo by Dan Philips. Welcome to spring! Almost. Maybe. Look, we’re getting there. Corktown got a very nice profile at Urban Toronto last week. You’ll recognize quite a lot of the houses they’ve captured in their photos — check…
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Corktown Heritage Study: presentation by Ryerson Planning students
At 8:15 p.m. on April 10, 2013, a team of students from the Ryerson planning program will present their final report on their Corktown Heritage Study. Members of the public are welcome to attend the presentation at 105 Bond Street on the Ryerson campus.
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News & Events: Corktown “the next area to take off”, Run Corktown & a tribute to Stompin’ Tom
CONSTRUCTION HAZE: A photo collage looking north on Sumach Street from Eastern Avenue. Construction work continues. Photo by Sandra Iskandar. News & Events for the Week of March 25, 2013 The Globe & Mail’s Brad Wheeler took a food tour of Queen Street with Gloria Czomko and Steven Hellmann. In Corktown, special mention is made of local favourite Redline…
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Toronto Street Cats celebrates 1000th cat shelter!
Forged in part out of a need to help the feral cats who have called Corktown’s Percy Street home, Toronto Street Cats is a volunteer organization that has brought people together to build shelters for neighbourhood felines. They volunteers gather at the Toronto Humane Society, located at 11 River Street. (You’ll recognize it from the…