Man sought after woman assaulted, robbed in elevator
A woman, 35, was robbed of her purse after a man followed her into a condominium building near St. Clair Avenue West and Avenue Road on June 2, police report.
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Author: Streeter staff
June 17: Public consultation on city council
A meeting is being held in North Toronto on June 17, a public session the city is holding to seek residents’ ideas about decision making in Toronto
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Leasiders upbeat in ‘Jurassic Park’ despite Raptors’ loss
They may not have got the result they were hoping for. But about 200 Leasiders enjoyed cheering on the Raptors together last night from Jurassic Park.
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June 17: Free night to explore the ROM
The ROM is open extended hours on the third Monday night of each month. Visitors have complimentary access to explore the 40 galleries.
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June 16: Finding hidden treasures in North Rosedale
You can uncover the history of North Rosedale — from its beginnings as a golf course and lacrosse field to the rise of its residential development .
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June 16: Clay and other kids’ activities at the Gardiner
The Gardiner Museum is transforming its front plaza into a Pride Family Garden with clay activities, music, story time, and face-painting on June 16.
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June 16: Exotic cars take over Bloor Street
The ninth annual Yorkville Exotic Car Show is returning to the Bloor-Yorkville area on Father’s Day, June 16 from noon to 5 p.m.
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Weekends: Children’s Garden at the Brick Works
Every weekend through summer, children are inspired to use their imagination in open-ended play and contribute to the care of the Brick Works space.
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June 15: Get a free shrub at Leslieville fest
The Leslieville Tree Festival runs from 12 noon to 4 p.m. on June 15 at Leslie Grove Park, 1158 Queen St. E. at Jones Avenue.
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June 15: A walk through Toronto’s queer past
You can join the ArQuives, formerly the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives, on a walk through Toronto’s queer past on June 15.
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Tuesdays, Saturdays: Explore Wilket Creek Ravine
The Wilket Creek Ravine Tour explores the tributary of the Don River that lies to the west of Toronto Botanical Garden on Tuesdays and some Saturdays.
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June 15: Indigenous literature special event
Toronto-St. Paul’s MP Carolyn Bennett hosts an Indigenous Reads special event, featuring author and playwright Drew Hayden Taylor and Chief Stacey Laforme.
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June 15: Comedy show part of fundraiser at Redwood
The Redwood Theatre at 1300 Gerrard Street East is hosting a comedy show fundraiser with some of Canada’s top comedians donating their performances.
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Wednesdays: Farmers’ market returns to Bloor-Borden
The Bloor-Borden Farmers’ Market is back again every Wednesday at the Green P parking lot between Lippincott and Borden streets, just south of Bloor Street West.
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June 14–16: Taste of Little Italy on College Street
Taste of Little Italy Festival returns to College Street for the evenings of the June 14–16 weekend, running each day from 6:30 to 10 p.m.
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