Canada's first hand tool-only woodworking school opens in Leslieville
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The Unplugged Woodshop has opened as Toronto’s newest — as well as claiming to be Canada’s first — hand tool-only woodworking school.
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Have your say on the three final designs to replace the Leslieville mural
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Have your say on the three final designs to replace the Leslieville mural until Jan. 24.
Read MoreCeili Cottage embracing cold with ice rink and winter patio
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Ceili Cottage is building an ice rink on its outdoor patio space for the winter season.
Read MoreYear-long photo project ‘A Day in the Life of Leslieville’ comes to an end
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Year-long photography project 'A Day in the Life of Leslieville' has come to an end for local realtor Diane Walton.
Read MoreSalvation Army looking to Leslieville for men's homeless shelter
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The Salvation Army is looking at the potential of opening a homeless shelter in Leslieville at Eastern Ave. and Leslie St.
Read MoreThe Attic opens performing arts hub in Leslieville
/Live theatre venues and arts spaces have been steadily cropping up in Toronto in unexpected nooks and crannies from old storefronts to dusty basements.
Read MoreLe Papillon on the Park closes after 42 years in business
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French-Canadian restaurant Le Papillon on the Park is fermer la porte after 42 years in business.
Read MoreHow to kickstart your resolutions and goals for 2016 on the east side
/Toronto's east side has plenty of options to exercise your mind, body and soul and feel better as we enter a new year. Check out these options for cleansing, fitness and expanding your skill sets.
Read MoreSix things we're looking forward to welcoming to the east side in 2016
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Toronto's east end neighbourhoods continue to evolve at a steady pace, and things will not be slowing down in 2016. In fact, the next year will bring some sweeping changes to the east side landscape — physically, socially and economically — as major projects and developments are set to launch. Here are six things we're most looking forward to welcoming in 2016.
Read MoreTop 15 new spots on the east side in 2015
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From a variety of new restaurants and bars to salons, markets and art studios, change continues to sweep Toronto's east side and 2015 was rampant with new arrivals. Whether it's cocktails and nibbles or getting treated to an amped up look, here's a roundup of our favourite new spots for snacking, drinking and hanging out.
Read MoreGlas Wine Bar closing its doors after four years in Leslieville
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Chef Danny Pantano is shutting down Glas, his Leslieville restaurant and wine bar, after four years running on Queen East.
Read MoreKASpace opens boutique, gallery and studio in Leslieville
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Canadian fashion designer Kevin Allwood has opened a self-named storefront on Carlaw Ave., called KASpace.
Read MoreThe Peasant Table brings rustic Italian to Queen East
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Peasant Table Gastropub is now open in the former Table 17 address in Riverside.
Read MoreLeslieville's famous Alexander Muir mural to be replaced
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Leslieville's famous mural of Alexander Muir painted at the corner of Queen and Jones is set to be replaced.
Read MoreBeaches bakery Moo Milk Bar closing up shop
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Moo Milk Bar, the hip Queen East bakery known for its made-from-scratch cookies and flavoured milk, is closing up shop.
Read MoreSound Academy set to close and be remade into Port Lands super club
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Sound Academy, the waterfront concert venue in Toronto's Port Lands, will be shutting its doors in January to undergo a massive redesign and format change into a super club complex.
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Three pop-up shops in Leslieville and Riverside this holiday season
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Here's what you need to know about the here-today-gone-tomorrow shops currently set up in the neighbourhood.
Read MoreDominion Pub and Kitchen gives new life to one of Toronto's oldest bars
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After shuttering last summer, Dominion on Queen, one of Toronto's oldest pubs, has been reborn under new ownership as Dominion Pub and Kitchen.
Read MoreI'll Be Seeing You opens on Queen East in Riverside
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I'll Be Seeing You in now open at 747 Queen St. E
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