Toronto goes green as St. Patrick's Day Parade set for Sunday
Torontonians will be seeing a lot of green this weekend. The 36th annual St. Patrick’s Day Parade is set to take place rain or shine beginning at noon on Sunday. The parade will move east along Bloor St. W. from St. George St. to Yonge St. before the procession continues south along Yonge St. to Dundas St.
An Ontario judge has denied an injunction sought by cycling advocates to stop the removal of bike lanes on some of Toronto’s ...
The Ontario Superior Court of Justice has denied an injunction by a group of cyclists that sought to stop the province from ...
Toronto's Yonge and Bloor area has been the site of intense development activity in recent years, but one block in the ...
CycleTO had sought a temporary injunction to stop the Doug Ford government from ripping up Toronto bike lanes before a Charter challenge that’s scheduled to be heard on April 16.
Toronto Designers Market celebrates two years at Holt Renfrew Centre and rebrands as Wilkes & Bowens, expanding its reach and ...
A group of Toronto cyclists hoping to put a road block in the way of Doug Ford’s bike lane plans have lost their bid to delay ...
This location marks another milestone in Dickey’s international expansion, continuing the brand’s commitment to bringing its mouthwatering barbecue to new markets. Toronto residents can now enjoy the ...
Dickey’s Barbecue Restaurants, Inc., the world’s largest barbecue franchise, is excited to announce the opening of its latest location in Toronto, Ontario. Located at 2150 Bloor Street W In High Park ...
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