|
|
|
- Thread starter junctionist
- Start date
AlbertC
Superstar
On the west side of Lamport stadium
rdaner
Senior Member
The building at 50 Liberty is coming along and is obviously going to be a bar/restaurant with a really generous back patio. Also the alley running along the north side has been gussied up with a mural and was busy with people going to the TFC game. Taken 9 March.
rdaner
Senior Member
Just a quick post about another sighting of Peru143’s work. He is everywhere! On King adjacent to the Carpet Factory.
AlbertC
Superstar
New discussion on the proposal for a park to replace the large surface parking lot at 34 Hanna Ave (bound by Atlantic, Liberty & Hanna). They expect public engagement for the new 4,900 square-metre park to start in late 2024 or early 2025, with possibly construction after the World Cup.
www.blogto.com
Parking lot that makes Toronto over $1 million per year to be replaced by park
A new public realm strategy for Toronto's Liberty Village outlines a series of changes that the City of Toronto has planned for the neighbourhood, wh…
www.blogto.com
Northern Light
Superstar
New discussion on the proposal for a park to replace the large surface parking lot at 34 Hanna Ave (bound by Atlantic, Liberty & Hanna). They expect public engagement for the new 4,900 square-metre park to start in late 2024 or early 2025, with possibly construction after the World Cup.
Parking lot that makes Toronto over $1 million per year to be replaced by park
A new public realm strategy for Toronto's Liberty Village outlines a series of changes that the City of Toronto has planned for the neighbourhood, wh…
Just to phrase this a bit differently; the parking lot WILL be retained until after the World Cup has concluded, then it will be available to turn into a park, subject to design readiness and funding.
rdaner
Senior Member
rdaner
Senior Member
Took the mews south of Bulk Barn to go east and was surprised how well-kept and lively it was. Leads into a great sequence of plazas and patios. No vacancies! Taken 8 June.
The empty office space above OEB would make a great hotel!
The empty office space above OEB would make a great hotel!
DSCToronto
Superstar
July 4, 2024 (Brampton, ON)— No Frills, Canada’s popular hard discount grocery retailer, today announced the opening of its second small format (on average 10,000 sq feet or less) store in the city, this time in Toronto’s Liberty Village neighbourhood. The new location at 42 Hanna Ave., follows No Frills' innovative compact format first introduced earlier this year at the corner of King and Shaw.
Despite its smaller size, customers can still find an extensive selection of grocery items, including fresh produce, meat, baked good and the signature low prices and promotions that define No Frills.
"The reaction to the first smaller format store in Toronto was beyond anything we could have imagined. It’s made us even more excited about the latest location, here in the vibrant Liberty Village neighbourhood,” explained Melanie Singh, President of Hard Discount at Loblaw Companies. "We know Torontonians are looking for convenience and low prices - but that sometimes those are trade-offs in the downtown core. It was important for us that customers can do a full grocery shop at this location, and still take advantage of the unbeatable prices they expect from No Frills.”
Notable features of this new store include:
Despite its smaller size, customers can still find an extensive selection of grocery items, including fresh produce, meat, baked good and the signature low prices and promotions that define No Frills.
"The reaction to the first smaller format store in Toronto was beyond anything we could have imagined. It’s made us even more excited about the latest location, here in the vibrant Liberty Village neighbourhood,” explained Melanie Singh, President of Hard Discount at Loblaw Companies. "We know Torontonians are looking for convenience and low prices - but that sometimes those are trade-offs in the downtown core. It was important for us that customers can do a full grocery shop at this location, and still take advantage of the unbeatable prices they expect from No Frills.”
Notable features of this new store include:
- A footprint less than half the size of traditional No Frills locations
- Consistent pricing promotions available at all other No Frills stores.
- Locally sourced products tailored to the community's preferences.
- Enhanced accessibility to affordable food options within downtown Toronto.
- Exciting additions include hot food items, rotisserie selections, and fresh bakery goods.
rdaner
Senior Member
This is the space being renovated for what look like offices just south on Mowat from Liberty near Dufferin. I wonder if this has anything to do with the opening of XO condos? Taken 10 October.
christiesplits
Senior Member
I was in LV yesterday and while strolling around I realized the neighbourhood was in need of a community centre and/or library. Have there been any developments on this front in the last three years?
Last edited:
Northern Light
Superstar
There is nothing for a new library branch or a new recreation centre for LV in the 10-year capital plan.
The money for LV in the next 10 years includes money for park aquistion/development and money to build the forever delayed new E-W street at the south end
rdaner
Senior Member
With development being planned for the western end of LV I wouldn’t be surprised if a ‘space’ for more community facilities emerges in the next few years with the city responsible for fit-out.
hawc
Senior Member
AlbertC
Superstar
Bagels on Fire will be opening at 85 Hanna Ave in Liberty Village
www.yourcitywithin.com
Top bagel spot opening new location in Toronto - YourCityWithIN.com
A shop known for making some of the top Montreal-style bagels in Toronto is quietly working on opening a new store. Bagels on Fire specializes in wood-fired bagels, has been in business for over a decade, and has locations at Queen and Spadina, on Queen East, and at The Well. “Our unwavering...
www.yourcitywithin.com