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Posters urge area residents to remain loyal to local shops during the Roncesvalles Ave. overhaul.Grace Armstrong -
An artist's view of the refurbished Roncesvalles Ave. when construction is complete.Toronto Transit Commission illustration -
Pedestrians on Roncesvalles Ave. must cross the street on makeshift bridges.Grace Armstrong -
TTC service has been disrupted severely during the Roncesvalles road work.Grace Armstrong -
Streetcar tracks are being replaced on Roncesvalles Ave.Grace Armstrong
No green thumb? No problem. A trio of young entrepreneurs will take you by the hand to get you started on home vegetable gardening. Young Urban Farmers will even tend the crops and harvest them if you wish.
Those who dismiss Rob Ford’s surge in the polls as a summer blip should witness the reaction he gets when he campaigns door-to-door. In a North York neighbourhood rich with immigrants, people greet him with smiles and promises of support.
There will be no bongos or djembes at Trinity Bellwoods Park as members of the city's largest outdoor drum circle meet to discuss their uncertain future. The city's parks and recreation department is cracking down on crowds, drug and alcohol use at the Tuesday-night gatherings.
“Construction sucks. But we totally understand it needs to be done. It’s been tough, like really, really tough. So please support the community. Shop Roncy.”