The latest buzz, rumours, gossip and heresay from around the 'hood. We aim to seek out the awesome, feel-good stories that make you want to high five your friends.
The abundance of new businesses opening is a boon to the Beaches. Queen Street East, one of the areas targeted under Councillor Brad Bradford's Strong Main Streets initiative, has a ton going on this summer. Here's what is underway.
Read MoreThe winners have been chosen in the third annual Winter Stations, which transforms lifeguard stations along Toronto’s eastern beaches into temporary art installations.
Read MoreThe unnamed venue, to be operated by Live Nation, would occupy part of a building that currently houses Champions Off-Track Betting at 1661 Queen St. E.
Read MorePlaygrounds are a city kid’s backyard, and Toronto has enough outdoor play space to satisfy even the most rambunctious of rugrats. From twisty slides and splash pads to jungle gyms and sandboxes, we've rounded up five favourite east end playgrounds to banish boredom and get kids jumping, climbing and swinging.
Read MoreA row of cherry blossom trees will soon be planted at Woodbine Beach in the city's east end.
Read MorePenny Oleksiak, the 16-year-old swimmer from Toronto's east end, was a breakout performer for Canada at the Summer Games in Brazil after winning four medals in the pool, including gold, silver, and two bronze.Here are five things to know about the local Olympian.
Read MoreMoo Milk Bar, the hip Queen East bakery known for its made-from-scratch cookies and flavoured milk, is closing up shop.
Read MoreShops and restaurants in Riverside, Leslieville and The Beaches are teaming up to dress storefronts in a winter wonderland showcase all along the Queen East strip. And there's money to be won by local shoppers.
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GOODHOOD is a community-based blog dedicated to showcasing all things good about Toronto's east side neighbourhoods of Leslieville and Riverside. Sometimes beyond.
