21
Nov
2013
By Sophia Hadzipetros
The trains run on time every Tuesday evening in Birch Cliff.
That is the day a group of dedicated train enthusiasts hook up their steam engines and open the Scarborough Terminal Railway to...
20
Oct
2013
The transformation of the Warden underpass from concrete eyesore to a work of art celebrating our community’s history is complete.
A ceremony was held Sunday in the parkette at Warden and Hollis to officially unveil...
05
Sep
2013
Goodbye road cones!
Construction is coming to an end on Kingston Road in the heart of Birch Cliff a little more than five months after the City of Toronto started tearing up the street to...
19
Jul
2013
By Michael McCann
With the summer heat wave came a corresponding but predictable slowdown in Birchcliff/Cliffside's housing market - but only in terms of the number of homes sold.
It seems that once the mercury rises,...
11
Jul
2013
Construction workers on Kingston Road have started digging up fascinating pieces of Birch Cliff’s past - the old streetcar tracks that were laid in 1928.
Large excavators have been rumbling down the centre of the...
06
Jul
2013
By Ian Harvey
Thousands showed despite threatening skies to mingle with Mayor Rob Ford at Thompson Memorial Park Friday night at the first Ford Fest held outside Etobicoke.
Cars were parked on grass right up to...
05
Jul
2013
Just a heads up that the intersection of Kingston Road and Warden Avenue will be closed this weekend due to road resurfacing.
In other construction news that almost sounds too good to be true --...
05
Jul
2013
By Hedy Korbee
The eyesore that is the old Alpine Hotel will be replaced by a modern mid-rise condominium, according to plans unveiled by a developer last night at a community meeting at Neil McNeil...