The City of Toronto is currently conducting a study to assess the pathways and entrances at Trinity Bellwoods Park. The park, which sits atop the now-buried Garrison Creek at Queen St W at Strachan Ave, has everything from baseball diamonds, tennis courts, and volleyball courts to an artificial ice rink and a wading pool. It’s been
Once named the second coolest neighbourhood in the world by Vogue Magazine, the Queen West area is a source of great pride for Torontonians and the business owners who call it home. With countless experimental restaurants, avant-garde art galleries and some of the hippest shops in the city, the hood is a playground for the
This modern gem at 270 Euclid Ave. in Trinity Bellwoods is a boxy build with a striking wood and stucco exterior. The two-storey detached home spans approximately 3,040 total square feet, which includes a fully finished lower level. Along with four bedrooms and four bathrooms, this home has a recreation room and fully decked backyard.
From the first floor living space to the third-floor master bedroom, everything about this loft at 1 – 75 Markham St. is contemporary and luxurious. This airy condo with a brick-clad exterior spans three levels, and that’s not including the private rooftop patio. It spans over 2,000 square feet of indoor-outdoor space in the Trinity
Premier Doug Ford had some strong words of caution for the hordes of people who flocked to Trinity Bellwoods this past weekend looking to enjoy the nice weather. “I’m disappointed to say the least with everyone that showed up to Trinity Bellwoods on Saturday,” Ford said on Monday. “Why don’t you do us all a
It’s obvious that a lot of thought was put into the layout and design of 111 Givins St. — down to the last detail. From the crown mouldings to the checkered flooring and marble kitchen, this home is awash in luxury. Built in 2018, the three-storey property is currently on the market for a cool
Boutiques lining the park are full of vintage finds and handmade jewellery
Moments from the cafes, restaurants and nightlife of Little Italy to the north and one of Toronto’s most beloved green spaces, Trinity Bellwoods Park, to the south, 61 Shannon St. has it all. Home to creatives, trendsetters and foodies, Torontonians and visitors alike know that Trinity-Bellwoods always offers something exciting to discover. For home seekers, the
Situated right across from the Dundas Street entrance to Toronto’s beloved Trinity Bellwoods Park, sits Bellwoods Coffee and Gelato. Once a baking school, this corner café is the perfect spot to get a pick me up on your way to the park or a treat for the way home. The café is split into two
Founded in 2012 as a pop-up shop within Silver Falls Vintage, Tusk has thrived in the Queen and Ossington area over the last 4 years, and recently reopened next to the Trinity Bellwoods Park.
Wondering what’s going on this weekend in Toronto? Indulge a variety of cravings at CraveTO, or party it up in Trinity Bellwoods after riding around at Bikefest. Yonge-Dundas Square will be packed with a bill of acts representing South Asia, and there’s even a big clown festival. If all this isn’t reason to start the weekend out with some sake sipping, then what is?
Saturday afternoons are meant for brunch at The County General, then a stroll through Trinity Bellwoods Park — or at least past it to pick up some goodies, whether it’s a coffee stop at White Squirrel, a croissant stop (if you’re lucky) at Clafouti or over to Nadège Patisserie for fine French pastries and a colourful display of macarons fitting for the hues of fall.
Gaspard sits on an elegant strip at the edge of Trinity Bellwoods Park, perched between Garrison’s by the park Barbershop and Clafouti. This tasteful ladies’ boutique is not aimed at lovers of disposable fashion; owners Jennifer Halchuk and Richard Lyle have selected exclusive high-quality labels — including Les Prairies de Paris, Jamin Puech and Carré Royal — that will stand the test of time, not just the season.
The World Naked Bike Ride will celebrate its 20th-anniversary ride this Saturday in downtown Toronto. Event organizers are expecting rentals from Bike Share Toronto to be used this year, so it’s highly likely that a bunch of naked rear ends will come in contact with publicly shared cycle seats (and just the thought of it
Torontonians will have the chance to strip down and participate in the 20th anniversary of the clothing-optional World Naked Bike Ride (WNBR) at Coronation Park on June 8. The annual event originated in Vancouver in 2004, but now takes place in 80 cities across the globe. The ride is meant to celebrate cycling and the human
With warmer weather approaching, outdoor gyms are a great way to stay healthy and enjoy the outdoors. There are more than 50 outdoor gyms with fitness equipment in parks across Toronto—and best of all, you don’t need a gym membership to use them! Outdoor workouts come with a range of benefits. First and foremost, they
There will be no vehicle or parking access to Toronto’s High Park beginning Monday as the cherry blossoms begin their peak bloom. Cherry blossoms typically bloom between four and 10 days, depending on weather conditions, so traffic and parking closures will be in place during this time (although TTC Wheel-Trans vehicles are exempt). The best
With the first days of spring here and the weather warming up, you may be dreaming about one essential Toronto spring activity — seeing the cherry blossoms bloom. Well, the wait is over — the blossoms are expected to hit peak bloom tomorrow! Sakura Steve (also known as Steve Joniak) visited the buds in High
Toronto’s cherry blossoms are blooming earlier than usual this year. The Sakura trees outside of John P. Robarts Research Library in downtown Toronto are opening up early, and people are sharing pics of the light pink budding flowers across social media: It’s cherry blossom season at #RobartsLibrary 🌸🌸🌸 pic.twitter.com/HvVdJVDrBv — The Fields Institute (@FieldsInstitute) April
A three-storey single-family home in Toronto’s Trinity-Bellwoods neighbourhood has been listed for rent at a pricey $15,750 per month. Apart from the price, Internet sleuths are aghast that the 2,300-square-foot house at 140 Harrison St. was once an affordable home to long-term tenants before the property was sold and renovations took place. Some say, it
Whether you’re after a slow crawl down a beginner hill or would rather speed down a slippery slope, you won’t have to go far to find a great tobogganing spot in your Toronto neighbourhood. Instead of going into hibernation the next time the city is hit with an icy blast of snow (which apparently might
Whether you’re the kind of person who thinks fall is the greatest season of the year or the kind who shuts yourself inside the minute the temperature drops below 20 degrees, it’s undeniable – fall in Canada, with the red and gold colours that take over the landscape, is pretty beautiful. While there might not
People have been cracking open tall cans of beer and sitting on the hill to watch a Toronto Maple Leafs (baseball) game for years and years. Now, people won’t be breaking any laws starting today. After years of failed motions and moves, not to mention years of it already happening, Toronto residents will be allowed
It’s farmers market season again, and Toronto is bursting at the seams with beautiful farm-fresh produce. With markets open each day of the week and in practically every locale, now’s the time to grab a few reusable bags and your sunglasses and explore! Monday Sorauren Farmers Market Where: Sorauren Park (46 Wabash Ave.) When: Open
The Toronto mayoral election is coming closer everyday and one candidate, Anthony Furey, is the talk of Toronto social media thanks to one of their campaign photos. The image itself doesn’t have anything scandalous but people online noticed that there is a massive mistake in one especially. In the latest poll, Furey has moved up
