Kiwanis rejects city orders to remove Casa Loma chair
Midtown’s Castle is now caught in the middle of what may turn out to be a full-scale battle between the city and the Kiwanis Club of Casa Loma.
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Casa Loma chair faces serious allegations
It may be time for the Kiwanis Club of Casa Loma to find another castle. After more than 70 years of managing the global and local jewel, management issues have the city questioning the club’s authority.
Casa Imperial
Since the dim sum downtown has sunk in a slough of grease, dumpling-seeking Sinophiles have few alternatives. At first glance, Casa Imperial is an unlikely candidate: a baroque mansion loaded with gargantuan crystal chandeliers, ersatz British hunting scenes and musty brocaded draperies. It’s about as Chinese-looking as Casa Loma, but the dim sum is quite
BlueBlood’s lavish castle backdrop can’t save the steakhouse from mediocrity
Joanne Kate from Post City’s Best 100 Restaurants checks out Casa Loma’s “fancy steakhouse”.
Blue Blood Steakhouse
Liberty Entertainment Group’s answer is Blue Blood, a steakhouse which includes a stunning bar and lounge (in Casa Loma’s Oak Room & Smoking Lounge) and lavish dining room (in the Billiard Room).
Too Close to Call: Toronto’s frightful faceoff
In one corner, Dracula from Casa Loma’s Legends of Horror, in the other, Canada’s Wonderland’s Little Dead Riding Hood. Who reigns supreme in this T.O. Halloween creep-out contest?
Stintz on Midtown: Long live the republic of Rathnelly
In 1967, while the rest of Canada was celebrating 100 years, an upstart neighbourhood near Casa Loma declared its independence.
Locals worried about historic castle’s fate
City to put out call for third-party operator at Casa Loma
Geary Avenue Park closing for construction as part of Green Line Plan
Geary Avenue Park will be closed for construction beginning this spring. The park’s expansion will transform a segment of the hydro corridor running parallel to Geary Ave — between Delaware Ave and Westmoreland Ave — into new park space. Streetscape improvements will link the expanded Geary Avenue Park to the existing Barlett Parkette at Salem
What’s open and closed on Labour Day in Toronto
With the final long weekend of the summer approaching, make sure you’re making the most of the great weather. Ahead of the Labour Day weekend, here’s everything that’s open and closed in Toronto. Public transit TTC: The TTC will operate on a holiday schedule. All TTC routes will operate on their Sunday service schedules but
The five most scenic neighbourhoods in Toronto for a stroll
Taking a stroll to clear your mind or relieve workday stress is always a good idea, but it’s an even better idea when walking through neighbourhoods with amazing scenery. Because we are always looking to take a walk on the scenic side, we’ve put together a list of the top five (in our opinion) most
Here is what’s open and closed on Easter Weekend in Toronto
Easter is early this year, with the stat holiday Good Friday landing on March 29 and Easter Sunday on March 31. So, prepare ahead of time as stores and banks may not be open. But, while some closures and adjusted hours are expected, many attractions and services will remain accessible. Here’s what we know about what
A Toronto woman is offering a whopping 10K to find her missing cat
A Toronto woman is offering a $10,000 reward to anyone who finds her missing cat. In an Instagram post, Amelia Maltepe, a local real estate investor, said that her car ran from her house last week Tuesday at around 11:30 a.m. near Spadina and Davenport, in the Casa Loma area. “$10,000 REWARD to bring Mika
‘Remarkable’ residents living in historic Annex building focus of new film
In the heart of Toronto’s Annex neighborhood, nestled at the corner of Spadina and Lowther, stands its oldest apartment known as Spadina Gardens. Alluding to Toronto’s original architecture, the complex was built in the early 20th century, boasting high ceilings, intricate stained-glass designs, and naturally lit apartments. But while such a historical building has been
What’s open and closed on Christmas Day in Toronto
As Toronto embraces the holiday season, residents and visitors are gearing up for festive activities and making preparations. Here’s a comprehensive guide to what’s open and closed in Toronto and the Greater Toronto Area (GTA) during the holidays. City Life Public Transit TTC (Toronto Transit Commission): Operating on a holiday schedule on Christmas and New
Here are 15 of the best Christmas and holiday markets in Toronto this year
Christmas and holiday markets in Toronto this year are sure to dial up the festive spirit as the cold weather takes hold of the city. Get ready for plenty of mulled wine, wood-burning fires and gourmet treats. And lineups. While the Distillery District’s Winter Village may have started this festive trend, it’s become so popular
The 10 best places to find a rental in Toronto
With roughly half of Toronto’s population renting and that percentage growing by the day, snagging the right rental property can sometimes feel like a tailspin. To help make your search a little less hectic, here’s your go-to guide for reputable sites that offer plenty of rental options for your perusal, whether you’re looking for a sublet
Own a Victorian townhome with a sauna and sunroom for $1.6 million
With Casa Loma’s fairy tale-like setting just around the corner and the buzz of Yorkville a short journey in the other direction, TH5-300 Avenue Rd. offers its residents the best of both worlds. Close to several connected green spaces, including Sir Winston Churchill Park and trails, local outdoor enthusiasts and dog owners are moments from
The intriguing, little-known history of Toronto’s Evergreen Brick Works
Known for its many arts and cultural events, beautiful walking trails and nature-inspired playscape, tens of thousands of visitors pass through the Evergreen Brick Works (also known as the Don Valley Brick Works) in Toronto every year. But if you look beyond its modern reputation as a well-loved and highly celebrated community space, the Toronto
Inside a $3.495 million Soho-style loft with exposed brick details in the Annex
Between Casa Loma and the Annex and within walking distance to some of the prettiest green spaces in Toronto, such as the curated grounds of Queen’s Park and University of Toronto, you’ll find 113 Dupont Street Lofts. Tucked away from the buzz of the surrounding streets and backing onto the privacy of Designer’s Walk Lane,
The hottest condos on the market in Toronto right now
Searching the market for a new condo? Whether you’re a first-time home buyer or someone on the market for an investment property, these five Toronto units can’t be beat. Life on the bridge With staggering views of Lake Ontario, the exciting harbourfront, and the beloved Toronto Islands on the horizon, living at 1304-39 Queens Quay
You can get an entire floor to yourself for $4.3 million with this double condo
As far as luxury condos go, the one at G1-1 Benvenuto Pl. is about as good as it gets. The sprawling 2,440 square foot unit is located on its own private floor and has been completely renovated throughout. This designer double unit features two terrace balconies, a custom kitchen and contemporary finishes that exude opulence
Where to live next
BEACH HILL | For lakeside charm It’s not quite the Beach and it’s not quite the Danforth. Beach Hill is tucked in between, and this established neighbourhood offers a bit of everything including charm, location and a smattering of new restaurants and shops in the up-and-coming strip along Gerrard Street East and Woodbine Avenue. Here,
Home of the Week: A two-storey build designed with feng shui in South Hill for $3.6 million
Well secured under remote-controlled gates with a three-car drive and built-in garage, the feng shui-certified home at 19 Clarendon Ave. offers plenty of streetside escape in the form of nearby Summerhill and Casa Loma. Future owners can hunker down in style: Within this modern two-storey property are three bedrooms and four bathrooms and unbridled luxury
Six inspiring ways Toronto has come together in the face of COVID-19
As Toronto settles in to its new norm, many residents across the city are coming together to create heartwarming bonds and strong community vibes. From sharing sourdough recipes and pantry items to making noise in support of frontline health workers and creating care packages for those in need; it’s clear that COVID-19 has brought us
