Historicist: Opposing the Subway
Posts Filed Under: etobicoke 
Spice City Toronto: Strip-Mall Chinese Food, Reservations Required
Historicist: Warrendale, a Mental Health Treatment Centre for Children
Plenty of Optimism For Casinos at Etobicoke Consultation
At a public consultation on the possibility of building a casino in Toronto, opinions were mixed.
Mr. Christie, the Ontario Food Terminal, and Development in Etobicoke
Council makes a bid to preserve area for employment lands in the face of condo development plans.
The End of an Era on Lake Shore Boulevard
Toronto Cemetery Sojourns: Park Lawn Cemetery
A green canopy makes for a serene final resting place in The Kingsway neighbourhood.
Powerhouse of Terror’s Last Scare?
The annual charity haunted house may not be back next year if a new operator can't be found.
Toronto Cemetery Sojourns: Richview Memorial Cemetery
A cemetery nestled in a highway interchange provides a noisy final resting spot.
Historicist: Don’t Scream for Ice Cream
In the 1960s, Toronto's suburbs declared war on ice cream trucks and other mobile vendors.
Casa Mendoza Comes Down
From shipyard to sizzling food, the story of the last classic Humber Bay hospitality spot.
Scene: Leaf Pickup in Etobicoke
Why Tour Islington Village?
Heritage Toronto traces the history of Etobicoke's Islington Village in its latest iTour adventure.
Vintage Toronto Ads: Master the Art of Pleasing Each Other
Sharing the good life at a 1970s condo on the western edge of Etobicoke.
Partying In Rob Ford’s Mom’s Backyard
A night out at Ford Fest 2011.
