Beaches-Leslieville Daily Updates
A quick look at the latest news, views and things to do in Beaches-Leslieville neighbourhoods.
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heritage
Leaside heritage group aims to build local museum
The fear of losing the area’s unique character is driving a local group to start a local museum to preserve Leaside heritage.
Read MoreProtecting a view to the past at De La Salle College
“Real Heritage Honours the Past but Embraces the Future.” These words are prominently displayed on a banner that De La Salle College recently attached to its fence.
Read MorePlans to alter Elgie house rankles residents
But how much of the Leaside building is really historic?
Read MoreBridgepoint takes over jail
Historic building has found new life as part of health centre
Read MoreThere’s gold in them thar walls
Builder finds architectural artefacts in the Maclean House which will be used in new units on the site
Read MoreCasa to become casino?
Don’t bet on it just yet, but it’s one of the options floated at public meeting
Read MoreOwners demolish possible heritage home
Tudor style house at 140 Dinnick Cres. was going through designation process when it was torn down
Read MoreBuyer backs out of C.W. Jefferys purchase
Legal restrictions on home’s use kill the original deal
Read MoreOld cinema gets heritage designation
Paradise Theatre site could be adapted if certain historic elements are preserved
Read MoreCity looks to designate Loretto Abbey
But board concerned as it wants to renovate
Read MoreMuseums should be saved for cultural identity's sake
[attach]5248[/attach]The City of Toronto boasts a rich cultural fabric and history, a unique past preserved through the city’s heritage museums.
Read MoreLocal BIAs win big at TABIA awards
Business groups’ projects beautify their communities
Read MoreIs Bond Park bridge falling down?
100-year-old railway artefact may need heritage designation to survive
Read MoreSummerhill shops get award of merit
Heritage Toronto recognized the transformation for keeping the original vision
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