A pleasant midsummer night’s romantic comedy—with songs
Don’t be fooled by the title — Midsummer (a play with songs), has little in common with the Bard’s tale of mistaken identity
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Author: Eric Emin Wood
Two-storey Rumsey Road proposal on way to OMB
A two-storey, 9.35-metre detached home proposed for 310 Rumsey Rd. is on its way to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB).
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Speeding fines on our streets could double
City council has approved a proposal asking the province to double speeding fines for residential streets, school zones, and near playgrounds and daycares.
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Old Orchard Park playground to receive $450K facelift
Old Orchard Park playground, which had been the target of at least four fires over the past two years, is finally scheduled to receive an upgrade.
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Millennial Malcontent fails to content our millennial
Every reductive stereotype about my generation is embodied by at least one of the eight characters in The Millennial Malcontent.
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Residents’ feedback sought for Midtown in Focus
Midtown in Focus guidelines need to be co-written by the community Councillor Josh Matlow told a Feb. 22 planning group meeting.
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Sale price of your home up, but good luck finding another
If you’re a midtown homeowner planning to sell and move out of the city, February’s real estate prices will give you reason to finally pack your bags.
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Davisville P.S. no architectural treasure, locals say
A Globe and Mail essay lamenting the imminent destruction of Davisville Junior Public School’s building has left residents scratching their heads.
Read moreCould province finally be about to reform OMB?
Ward 22 councillor Josh Matlow believes the Ontario Municipal Board could be reformed after all.
Read moreLeaside takes lead role in ward boundary review
Keeping Leaside together is one of the key reasons city will have 47 wards instead of 44 when the boundary changes come into effect.
Read moreWhat do you want to see at new Davisville parks?
Ward 22 councillor Josh Matlow wants to know what you’d like to see at the new Davisville parks and is holding a meeting on Feb, 27 to get residents’ ideas.
Read moreOut of Sequence
Watching Sequence at the Tarragon is like listening to an ambitious 90-minute prog rock album that ends with a 30-second record scratch.
Read more‘No immediate plans’ for park on Ranleigh
The field at 100 Ranleigh Ave. has been purchased by the city for conversion into parkland. But residents shouldn’t expect to see a park there just yet.
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Guys Night Out is for the kids
Attention men of Leaside. If you’re free Thursday night and want to brighten a child’s holiday, the Leaside Pub would like to invite you out for a pint
Read moreAnnual Christmas food drive reaches 16,000 donations
Hungry families across midtown will be having a merrier season thanks to this year’s Ecumenical Christmas Food Drive.
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