UserNameToronto
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Gears in West Don Lands (by Corktown Common) just opened up with a good selection of cruiser and utility bikes. WDL>RP again!
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The Golem
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Cycle Solutions is a quality bicycle shop with a wide range of bikes, not only road and mountain.
And they have a tough time getting through the slow winter months so another bike shop in the area would have a hard time surviving.
And they have a tough time getting through the slow winter months so another bike shop in the area would have a hard time surviving.
downtownordinary
Active Member
I noticed there's a sign up in the empty storefront of One Park Place. Between Shopper's and Wendy's. It has a Fishing Lure and says "The Shop Coming Soon" Anyone have any idea what it is?
Also, the space currently doesn't have an entrance facing Dundas, although I'm sure that can be easily remedied by replacing some of the glass.
Also, the space currently doesn't have an entrance facing Dundas, although I'm sure that can be easily remedied by replacing some of the glass.
NEWS MEDIA ADVISORY – PHOTO OPP
CELEBRATE MOTHER’S DAY @
2017 REGENT PARK ARTISAN MARKET ON THE MEWS
Sunday, May 14th – Shine or Rain
For the second year running, The Daniels Corporation in partnership with Artscape will hold the Regent Park Artisan Market on the Mews.
This year’s event coincides with Mother’s Day, offering the perfect opportunity for visitors to bring their mothers for an after-brunch treat or a fun afternoon outing.
Come out and shop fashion, handmade baked goods, preserves, food, art, jewelry, soaps, baby/kids accessories, woodwork, and much more. Enjoy live entertainment and fun activities for the kids including face painting and a chance to participate in creating a special Mother’s Day craft.
The event also shines the spotlight on the Regent Park revitalization’s 10th year – a remarkable accomplishment, with 3,000 residents already calling the community home. The growing neighbourhood features 7 new condominiums, a 6-acre community park, Daniels Spectrum cultural hub, a regional Aquatic Centre, Athletic Grounds, a new community centre and numerous shops, restaurants and services.
We expect a great turnout of excited market-goers for this much-anticipated event, and would love to count you among them.
WHO: An array of incredible vendors ranging from food, entertainment, fashion, art. Some of these vendors are Fashion Truck Canada,
CATCI, Preserve Indulgence, FoodShare Toronto and Dixon Hall Mill Centre.
WHERE: Regent Park Boulevard (a.k.a. The Mews)
Parking available on Dundas St, and paid parking beneath Daniels Spectrum
(585 Dundas St. E.). Also very transit-accessible by TTC.
If Rain: at Daniels Spectrum 585 Dundas St. E.
WHEN: Sunday, May 14, 2017 (shine or rain)
11am – 3 p.m.
CELEBRATE MOTHER’S DAY @
2017 REGENT PARK ARTISAN MARKET ON THE MEWS
Sunday, May 14th – Shine or Rain
For the second year running, The Daniels Corporation in partnership with Artscape will hold the Regent Park Artisan Market on the Mews.
This year’s event coincides with Mother’s Day, offering the perfect opportunity for visitors to bring their mothers for an after-brunch treat or a fun afternoon outing.
Come out and shop fashion, handmade baked goods, preserves, food, art, jewelry, soaps, baby/kids accessories, woodwork, and much more. Enjoy live entertainment and fun activities for the kids including face painting and a chance to participate in creating a special Mother’s Day craft.
The event also shines the spotlight on the Regent Park revitalization’s 10th year – a remarkable accomplishment, with 3,000 residents already calling the community home. The growing neighbourhood features 7 new condominiums, a 6-acre community park, Daniels Spectrum cultural hub, a regional Aquatic Centre, Athletic Grounds, a new community centre and numerous shops, restaurants and services.
We expect a great turnout of excited market-goers for this much-anticipated event, and would love to count you among them.
WHO: An array of incredible vendors ranging from food, entertainment, fashion, art. Some of these vendors are Fashion Truck Canada,
CATCI, Preserve Indulgence, FoodShare Toronto and Dixon Hall Mill Centre.
WHERE: Regent Park Boulevard (a.k.a. The Mews)
Parking available on Dundas St, and paid parking beneath Daniels Spectrum
(585 Dundas St. E.). Also very transit-accessible by TTC.
If Rain: at Daniels Spectrum 585 Dundas St. E.
WHEN: Sunday, May 14, 2017 (shine or rain)
11am – 3 p.m.
Torontovibe
Senior Member
The Golem
Active Member
Anyone know what this is?
Admiral Beez
Superstar
There's a sign right out front. It's a 360-degree movie for Canada's 150.Anyone know what this is?
Admiral Beez
Superstar
For me, it will be sad to see all the mature trees on the south side of Gerrard between River and Parliament being cut down to make space for more density housing.
DSC
Superstar
Here is info on it. http://sesqui.ca/en/about/
The Golem
Active Member
Thanks for the link. I took a closer look yesterday and saw the Sesqui signage. And it opens next week, should be interesting.
Torontovibe
Senior Member
Admiral Beez
Superstar
I have to think these are the last throws of old Regent along Gerard St.
Last night http://toronto.ctvnews.ca/regent-park-shooting-leaves-1-man-in-critical-condition-1.3574373
July 2017 http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/man-dead-after-shooting-in-regent-park-1.4188430
Last night http://toronto.ctvnews.ca/regent-park-shooting-leaves-1-man-in-critical-condition-1.3574373
July 2017 http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toronto/man-dead-after-shooting-in-regent-park-1.4188430
downtownordinary
Active Member
Looks like the shop that opened up in the One Park Place building between Wendy's and Shopper's is a barber shop. Seems very minimalist, I think it's called 611 but that also might just be the address of the building.
Regent Park Boulevard is getting a Tim Horton's beside the Subway.
Regent Park Boulevard is getting a Tim Horton's beside the Subway.
Avenue
Active Member
Get a McDonald's in there as well and we're set.
Daniels has completely dropped the ball with revitalizing/animating Dundas Street for an unforgivably long stretch - all the way from Parliament to Sumach. The lone nice thing is Paint Box and even then they somehow having its ugly looking kitchen area facing Dundas.
And now we're getting subpar retail on the fake promenade that is Regent Park Blvd while a true main street in Dundas sits just blank.
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