The joy-filled return of Communism to Castro’s
A much-loved Toronto band called Communism re-appeared in their favourite Beaches venue on April 6 after a three-year hiatus.
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Here’s how Ontario’s proposed budget will impact small businesses
Many small businesses all over Ontario are hoping the government’s plan will alleviate some of their stress. But not all business owners are optimistic about the measures that will be introduced.
Inspire closing on the Danforth after 15 years
The east end is losing one of its most distinctive home decor stores. On April 1, Inspire on the Danforth will close its doors after 15 years of business. “We met a lot of interesting…
CaféTO 2023: changes to outdoor dining program may affect small restaurants, East York voices say
The plan came in 2020 to promote outside dining spaces in a moment when it was the only option. Almost three years after, potential changes to CaféTO might affect local restaurants.
East York bakery owners express concern as supply prices soar
Bakeries in East York and the surrounding areas struggle to maintain their buisness as prices soar from inflation.
Thrifting is gentrified, so clothing shoppers should think sustainability, industry voices say
Clothing affordability in East York is being questioned as price for clothes are on the rise.
Meet Whitby’s latest success story: Manhattin Kitchen & Eatery
A pandemic and a suffering economy isn’t the ideal environment to start a business for any entrepreneur, but this determined family decided the COVID-19 pandemic wasn’t going to stop them.
Korry’s Clothiers closes after 70 years on Danforth
After 70 years serving the people of the Danforth area, Korry’s is closing its doors at 569 Danforth Avenue.
Vintage bookstore writing new chapter in east end
New local bookstore, The Scribe, on Danforth Avenue captures attention from a younger demographic than expected.
St. Patrick’s Day ‘back to a bit of normal’ this year, bar managers say
St. Patrick’s Day is once again a time for merrymaking in Toronto, after two years of significantly scaled-down celebrations.