March 26

This week’s image: the streets are empty - Wellesley west of Parliament at 10:30 am on Wednesday March 25.

CABBAGETOWN
NEIGHBOURHOOD 
REVIEW



FEATURED LOCAL ARTISTS

Every week, a new image in the right hand column highlights the work of a local artist.  
Throughout March, Victoria Hadden has been featured.  She paints large works in acrylic on canvas and smaller works in pen and ink and watercolours.   

PEOPLE HELPING THEIR NEIGHBOURS

Cleo’s delivery service
Cleo Pettigrew Brown is organizing a delivery service for seniors and disabled people who are stuck in their homes during the COVID-19 shutdown.  She’ll pickup groceries and pharmacy items and deliver them at no charge.  She’s using a heavy-duty touring bike capable of carrying between 40 and 50 pounds.  She’ll leave the delivery on the doorstep and collect payment from the mailbox.  For details, email her at brindledhound@gmail.com 

More hand sanitizers
Mill Street Brewery (21Tankhouse Lane) has started to manufacture hand sanitizers.  It’s a really helpful gesture - they’re using their facilities to battle a shortage in the marketplace.  Last week, the Distillery District’s Spirit of York (12 Trinity) switched its production to hand sanitizers.  Both companies’ sanitizers are made to World Health Organization standards.  Check out the online story on blogTO. 


Volunteer

Several people have indicated their willingness to help seniors and disabled people during the COVID-19 shutdown.  If you'd like to add your name to the list and join a group, contact cabbagetownreview@gmail.com 

LOCAL NEWS

COVID-19 contact info
Toronto Public Health has a useful website with the latest information, resources and facts.  
Public Health at the City of Toronto (416-338-7600)
Telehealth Ontario (1-866-797-0000).

A salute to Sydney Payne
Photo:  Sydney is second from the left in the front row.
Sydney is one of Canada’s Olympic athletes affected by the decision to postpone the 2020 Games until 2021.  It’s tough to work so hard and then be frustrated at the last moment.  She’s been part of the Canadian medal-winning rowing team at World Cup events for several years.  She’s been a member of the #1 ranked rowing team at University of California, Berkeley as well as the Canadian team. Kelly Rogers, her mom, has written that “They have been working extraordinarily hard and are the strongest and fastest they’ve ever been, quite possibly in the world at the moment. … They are devastated but fully accept that this is the only option.”  

Earth Hour in Cabbagetown South
Despite the COVID-19 emergencies, it’s still necessary to observe Earth Hour.  It happens on Saturday March 28 from 8:30 to 9:30 pm. 
You can join a self-guided tour of Cabbagetown South during that time.  Start at The Beer Store parking lot (Gerrard and Ontario).  It’s a half hour walk and you’ll get noteworthy tidbits about historic homes in the neighbourhood.  Please keep the proper distance away from others while enjoying your walk.  
The Tour notes have been posted on the Association's website.  Check it out - it's a great walk even after Earth Hour.

Self defence
Jet Fuel (519 Parliament) has boarded up its front window and door for the duration of the COVID-19 shutdown.  John Englar says that it's happened for the safety of the store.
House on Parliament (454 Parliament) has done the same. Kim at Spruce (455 Parliament) has boarded her store as well.
Within the past few days, windows have been broken at Home Hardware, Pet Valu and Pizza Pizza.  Before the shutdown, several other businesses experienced the same vandalism.  

Send in a report
Staff Sergeant Eduardo Wulff, Community Response manager at 51 Division, urges everybody to report incidents like the window smashing events. Home Hardware made a report.  Toronto Police Service relies on the data gathered from your reports in order to allocate their resources.  He also gives local businesses a heads-up about outdoor video cameras.  With the improvements in technology, these cameras provide very good evidence about the crime directly from the scene.  Contact him at (416) 808-5152.  Learn about crime reporting procedures - click here.   

Forsythia Festival
The Cabbagetown Residents Association has cancelled the 2020 Forsythia Festival.  It’s normally scheduled to take place on the first weekend in May in Wellesley Park.  The organizers are now looking at safe alternative ways to celebrate the return of Spring to Cabbagetown.  As always, our thanks go to the hardworking volunteers who put the Festival together.  It’s a sad decision to make, but a necessary one. 

Gas prices - down or up
The question, for several weeks, was “How low can it go?”  On March 12, gas was 92.9 cents.  Last week, it had dropped to 77.9.  Then, on Wednesday this week, it reached 65.9.  But that might be the end of it - on Thursday morning, it had zoomed back up to 67.9. Cheap gas but nowhere to go!

Dog walking
The City of Toronto has closed dog walking facilities in the city’s parks.  It’s unclear whether this ban extends to the playing fields at Riverdale Park West.  As this photo shows, people there were keeping lots of social distance between themselves.  It also shows how quiet both Bayview Avenue and the Don Valley Parkway are - normally they’re jammed with cars late on a weekday afternoon.

Riverdale Farm
Claire wrote asking whether the animals are still at the Farm.  They are indeed still there and they’re being cared for by the Farm’s staff. This photo shows a Farm worker delivering food to the goats. On its website, the Riverdale Farm Stewardship Group notes, “during the closure period all Farm animals will continue to be well taken care of by the Farm attendants.”

BUSINESS NEWS

Banking news
ATMs - all local banking services have ATMs and they're available at all hours.
Meridian's Cabbagetown Branch (486 Parliament) is temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 battle.  Meridian recommends that local customers use the services at its Danforth and Logan branch (477 Danforth) while this disruption is going on.
CIBC's Banking Centre (245 Carlton) has also closed indefinitely.
TD's Branch (493 Parliament) has limited hours - 10 am to 4 pm Monday to Friday and 11 am to 4 pm on Saturday.
RBC (480 Dundas E), open for regular business hours - 10 am to 4 pm, Monday to Friday.

Cabbagetown Organics
One of our best local grocers (499 Parliament).  Peter has contacted me to say that they still have plenty of hand sanitizer, toilet paper and specialty grocery items in stock.  

Marilyn at Pet Valu
Marilyn’s April nail clinic at Pet Valu (240 Carlton) is cancelled.  Normally, she would make an appearance on Saturday April 4.

OPEN NOW
Call for details.  This list is current to Thursday March 26. Check back here regularly - as more info becomes available, it’ll be addd to the list

Animal services
Cabbagetown Pet Clinic  (239 Gerrard),  (416) 928-6761.
Parliament Animal Hospital (584 Parliament), (647) 347-3300.
Menagerie Pet Shop  (549 Parliament),  (416) 921-4966.
Pet Valu (240 Carlton),  (416) 961-0661.

Home services
Dollar4U  (405 Parliament), (416) 929-4419.
Dollarama (425 Parliament),  (416) 944-0536.
Royal Home Hardware  (485 Parliament),  (416) 924-3921.
Spruce (455 Parliament),  (647) 748-4060

Food and grocery
Absolute Bakery (589 Parliament)
Ambal Trading (591 Parliament), (416) 928-6665
Cabbagetown Organics  (499 Parliament)
Epicure Shop  (473 Parliament), (416) 928-0291
FreshCo (325 Parliament and 559 Sherbourne)
Lennie’s Health Food (489 Parliament), (416) 920-3777
Matt’s No Frills (449 Parliament)
St James Town Steak & Chops (516 Parliament)
Staij & Co Cafe & Pastry (552 Parliament), (416) 792-2505)
Terroni sud forno (22 Sackville), (416) 368-4248
Velvet Lane Cakes (194 Carlton), (416) 262-4159 - online orders only

RESTAURANT NEWS  

Beer delivery
You can order beer online from Mill Street Brewery (21 Tankhouse Lane) for home delivery.  Next day service, seven days a week, free on orders over $50.   

Win a free brunch
BLCK (383 Dundas E) is offering a free meal to every fifth caller who orders brunch for pickup.  And there’s no charge for home delivery. Currently BLCK has a tempting brunch menu and the dinner options will be posted soon.  Check online for the details or call (416) 364-6565 to place your order.  

Cyril’s soups and juices
Cyril’s soup for Saturday is Moroccan Fall vegetable stew at $9.  His juice is grapefruit and orange juice with rosewater, $9.  
During the current COVID-19 fight, he’s making two changes.  First - he’s back to disposable plastic containers and saving the glass ones until the battle is over.  Second - he’s urging customers to use e-transfers rather than cash.
He makes two soups every week - on Tuesday and Saturday. He informs interested people about his menus in advance by email. He usually prepares a regular version and vegan one. 
His order deadline for Saturday delivery is 5 pm on the previous Thursday and for Tuesday, it’s 5 pm on the previous Sunday.  He delivers to his Cabbagetown-area customers. He accepts payments by e-transfers and cash. Email him at abeautifulbowl@gmail.com

RESTAURANTS WITH DELIVERY/TAKEOUT SERVICE
This list was compiled on Thursday March 26.  Details change rapidly.  Check with your favourite restaurant for its latest information - Facebook and website links are listed here.
If your restaurant isn’t listed, it’s probably closed.  If you see an error or omission, please let us know.  

Cranberries, 601 Parliament, (416) 925-6330.  Full service menu available from noon to 9 pm.  Pick-up only.  

Shalom Ethiopian & Eritrean Restaurant, 587 Parliament, (416) 964-7271.  Menu available at the website.   

Tender Trap, 580 Parliament, (416) 920-5147. Menu on the website.  

Tokyo Ramen, 568 Parliament - lower level, (647) 352-1122.  Delivery by Skip The Dishes.  Hours and menu details online here.  

Haldi, 568 Parliament - upper level, (647) 898-5680.  Save 15% on all takeout orders or get free delivery - menu online here.  Available with Uber Eats.   

Butter Chicken Factory,  556 Parliament, (416) 964-7583.  Menu is listed on the website.  

Kingyo, 51B Winchester, (647) 748-2121.  Takeout and delivery menu online here.  Delivery with UberEats.   

Kibo, 533 Parliament The menu is listed online.   

Peartree, 507 Parliament, (416) 962-8190.  Pickup orders available from 12:30 to 10:30 pm - 15% discount.  Menu on the website.  Delivery orders through Uber Eats, Skip the Dishes, DoorDash and Foodora.  

Salt & Tobacco, 521 Parliament, (647) 348-2993. Check out Facebook for menu, delivery and pickup details.   

Johnny Gs,  478 Parliament, (647) 368-3866.  Menu online here.   

House on Parliament,  454 Parliament, (416) 925-4074. Takeout window at the front of the restaurant. Menu displayed beside the window.  Tourtiere, pulled pork and meat pies are this week’s specials.  Check Facebook for menu specials.   

Tilted Dog,  424 Parliament, (416) 961-9425. Order from DoorDash for pickup and delivery from 2 to 9 pm, menu available on Facebook  

Thai Room, 243 Carlton, (647) 352-8424.  Menu, hours and pickup/delivery details are online.   

China Gourmet, 235 Carlton, (416) 515-0088.  Pickup and delivery - menu online here.   

The Irv, 195 Carlton, (647), 350-4787. Takeout and delivery from 4 to 8 pm, menu available on Facebook.  

Chew Chew Diner, 186 Carlton, (416) 924-7583. Take-out and delivery, 7 days a week from 9am to 3pm. Free delivery . Buy 1 get 1 free specials through UberEats, also available on DoorDash and Foodora.   

Fusilli 531 Queen E,  (416) 214-5148.  For pickup, call the restaurant.  Delivery with Skip The Dishes and DoorDash.  Menu online here.   

Mill Street Brew Pub, 21 Tankhouse Lane, Distillery, (416) 681-0338 ext 4.  Open for takeout from noon to 9 pm.  Beer and menu items available - menu is online here.   

Sweet Escapes, 24 Tankhouse Lane, Distillery,  (416) 214-2253.  Order by 9 pm online for pickup from noon to 5 pm the next day.    

MARCH & APRIL
THEATRE & DANCE PRODUCTIONS
Listed by starting dates.

Our theatres are now closed following directives from the City’s Public Health staff - Aki Studio, Alumni Theatre, Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre, Canadian Stage, Citadel, School of Toronto Dance Theatre, Soulpepper, Toronto Dance Theatre. 

CLUBS & PUBS – DAILY LISTINGS

THURSDAY MARCH 26 TO SUNDAY APRIL 5

Our restaurants and pubs are now offering only takeout and delivery services.  Entertainment and special events have been cancelled until the COVID-19 shutdowns are over.

CONTACT INFO

ALICE'S PLACE
554 Parliament St, (647) 931-9088, 
ARVO
17 Gristmill Lane, Distillery,  (647) 352-2766
CRANBERRIES
601 Parliament St, (416) 925-6330, 
DOMINION PUB & KITCHEN
500 Queen St E, (416) 366-5555, 
EL CATRIN
18 Tank House Lane, Distillery, (416) 203-2121, 
HENRIETTA LANE 
394 King E
HOUSE ON PARLIAMENT
454 Parliament St, (416) 925-4074, 
IMPACT KITCHEN
573 King St E, (416) 306-1986, 
THE IRV
95 Carlton Street, (647) 350-4787, 
JOHNNY G’s
478 Parliament St, (416) 928-1358
MILL STREET BEER HALL
21 Tank House Ln, Distillery, (416) 681-0338, 
MILL STREET BREW PUB
21 Tank House Ln, Distillery, 
NEW TOWN
413 Parliament Street
ODIN
514 King E, (647) 350-6346,
PAINTBOX BISTRO
555 Dundas St E, (647) 748-0555
QUINCY AFROKITCHEN & BAR
326 Parliament, (647) 989-9127, 
SOCIAL SMITHS
574&1/2 Parliament
SOULPEPPER
Young Centre, 50 Tank House Lane, Distillery, (416) 866-8666,
STOUT IRISH PUB
221 Carlton St, (647) 344-7676,
THE TILTED DOG
(Formerly The Local GEST)
424 Parliament. (416) 961-9425

March 19

This week’s image:  Last week, we asked “How low can it go?”  At that time, gas was 92.9 cents.  Photo:  Irene DeClute


CABBAGETOWN
NEIGHBOURHOOD 
REVIEW



FEATURED LOCAL ARTISTS

Every week, a new image in the right hand column highlights the work of a local artist.  
Throughout March, Victoria Hadden will be featured.  She paints large works in acrylic on canvas and smaller works in pen and ink and watercolours.  

This image is a larger version of Victoria’s watercolour shown in the right column - Schiphol, acrylic on canvas 40 x 36 in.

GOOD NEWS

Thanks to Parliament Furniture
Parliament Furniture (465 Parliament) is extending a special 10% discount to residents of 650 Parliament.  These are the people who had to abandon their homes after a fire swept through their apartment building in the summer of 2018.  “As a thank-you for your support over the years and to make things a little easier for you, we are thrilled to offer you a special discount.”

Paintbox
Councillor Kristyn Wong-Tam has started a list of people making a difference during the COVID-19 crisis.  Her first choice is the team at Paintbox Bistro (555 Dundas E).  When the notices from the City of Toronto told them to close, staff gave away the restaurant’s perishables to local residents in Regent Park.  Congrats, Paintbox.

Shopping for seniors and those with disabilities
Matt at No Frills (459 Parliament) has announced that the store will open one hour early - from 8 to 9 am - on Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays.  This extra hour is dedicated to customers who are elderly or who have special needs. 
Hamza at FreshCo (325 Parliament) is dedicating an hour from 7 to 8 am on Tuesdays and Thursdays for senior shoppers and those with disabilities.

Spirit of York
The Distillery District’s distiller (12 Trinity) has switched its production to hand sanitizers.  In the face of shortages across the GTA, “Spirit of York … is working to combat this shortage by using the alcohol from their facilities to produce an alcohol-based hand sanitizer solution.”  Proceeds from these sales will go to local food banks.  

LOCAL NEWS

COVID-19 contact info
Toronto Public Health has a useful website with the latest information, resources and facts. 
Public Health at the City of Toronto (416-338-7600)
Telehealth Ontario (1-866-797-0000).

Local agencies - closures

Photo:  Toronto Star
Cabbagetown Youth Centre and the Cabbagetown Boxing Club (2 Lancaster) have closed until April 6. This includes Brenda’s Step Class.

Central Neighbourhood House (345 Ontario) has closed its group programs following advice from Public Health.  Other individual services are being offered, either in-person or on the telephone. For the full list, visit the website.  https://www.theneighbourhoodgroup.org/wearehere/ 

Dixon Hall is continuing its shelter and respite centre services.  Meals on Wheels is also ongoing.  Tuesday breakfast and Friday dinner community meals will still be offered at 58 Sumach but with takeouts only.  All children and youth programs, the Music School and Out of the Cold facilities are closed.  Employment services are only available by telephone.  Income tax clinics and settlement services are closed. Dixonlicious, the fundraising event, is cancelled.  

Going to pot
Two different business applications have been sent to the Government of Ontario seeking approvals to open cannabis stores on Parliament. Application forms and details have been posted at each storefront.  

Deadline for submissions about The Growers Retail (492 Parliament) is March 28.

Deadline for the Green Closet at (439 Parliament) is March 26.

Social media at the BIA
The BIA (239 Carlton) is hiring a social media manager.  This person will manage the BIA’s Twitter, Facebook and website posts, generate content and keep in touch with the members.  Email your resume, covering letter and salary expectations to the BIA office by 4:30 on Friday March 20 at bia@cabbagetownto.com

The CYC needs an Executive Director
The Cabbagetown Youth Centre (2 Lancaster) has issued a call for applications for its Executive Director position.  The application deadline is March 20.  Interested people should send a covering letter and resume to mszajer@torontolawn.com 

Outdoor skating rinks
The three rinks in our neighbourhood are now all closed. Regent Park (480 Shuter), Riverdale Park East (550 Broadview) and Sherbourne Common (5 Lower Sherbourne).  They closed a week early due to the COVID-19 closures.  It really didn't make much difference - their regular season ends on March 22.

Hmmm…
Who knew that we’d ever hear The Beer Store talk about “flow control”?

Cabbagetown Regent Park Museum Historical Tidbit
Image:  Angel of Mercy, Toronto General Hospital, Gerrard Street East  CTA 1244-1205
The “Spanish flu,” according to the Medical Officer of Health in October 1918, struck Toronto “like a cyclone.” 
The first case was seen on September 29. By October 3, 540 patients were being treated in the old Military Base Hospital (aka Toronto General Hospital) on Gerrard Street East, by far the largest concentration of flu cases in Toronto. Within a month, the city was suffering 50 deaths per day, with those between 20 and 40 years old being hardest hit. And by the end of the pandemic, some 55,000 Canadians, including more than 1,750 Torontonians, had died. 
Cabbagetown, lying in the shadow of the hospital, suffered perhaps more than other areas. Visitors, staff, and patients passed under this Angel of Mercy sculpture that once graced the hospital and was photographed by William James.
For more Cabbagetown history, photos and videos visit the CRPM Facebook page

KIDS STUFF 

Scavenger hunt
This idea was posted on the Cabbagetown Moms & Dads Facebook page.  Each day, kids make an image and then display it in your home’s front window.  When you take your kids for a walk, see how many of the images you can find.  Click on the image to read the list of suggested daily items. Thanks to Carolyn Shaw-Rimmington for this story.

Buds & Blossoms
Closed as part of the City’s directives.  Check online for lots of suggested kids’ activities.  (517 Parliament). 

Children’s Book Bank
Closed until further notice. (350 Berkeley).   

Allan Gardens Conservatory
Closed as part of the City of Toronto’s directives.  (Children’s Conservatory, 19 Horticultural Ave, Jarvis and Carlton)

Parliament Street Library and St James Town Library
Closed as part of the City of Toronto’s directives. (260 Gerrard E and 495 Sherbourne). 

Riverdale Farm
Closed as part of the City of Toronto’s directives. (Next to Riverdale Park, Sumach and Winchester).  

BUSINESS NEWS

Shopping online at Spruce
Kim has decided to close Spruce (455 Parliament) and to focus on her online store during the COVID-19 crisis.  She’s also setting up shopping appointments to anyone who wants to browse personally in the shop - just email her to set it up.  She’s adding new products to her website and offering free local delivery - it’s all explained on her site, click here.   

Tune up your bike
It’s a good time to get your bike into Cycle Solutions (444 Parliament) for its Spring tune-up.  Drop-ins can still expect a quick turn-around.  But if you wait, you’ll need an appointment.  During the big Spring rush, the guys can’t handle immediate demands for work on drop-ins and they ask for a reservation instead.  Contact them at (416) 972-6948 and by email.

Cabbagetown Pet Clinic
The Clinic (239 Gerrard) is staying open but reducing the exposure between clients and staff - some procedures with pets will be done away from the clients, payments will be requested over the phone and some clinic hours will  be curtailed.  Appointments are focusing on emergencies and sick pets rather than routine procedures. Pickups for food and medicines are still available.

Parliament Animal Hospital
The Hospital (584 Parliament) is operating normally.  They ask clients not to use cash for payments.  Otherwise they have no restrictions on the range of services being offered.  Food and pet supplies are available.

Parliament Street Fitness
PSF will be closed until further notice.  All memberships will be frozen during this period. (488 Parliament)

RESTAURANT NEWS  

Daniel et Daniel Food Shop
The Food Shop (248 Carlton) is open and has started a home delivery service.  There’s an impressive menu of available dishes - check it out online or call (416) 968-9275 x 10.  

Food shops
Jet Fuel (519 Parliament) is serving takeout coffees only. Balzac’s (1 Trinity, Distillery) offers takeout only and is not accepting cash.  Arvo Coffee (17 Gristmill Lane, Distillery) has decided to close during the crisis. Corktown's Henrietta Lane (394 King E) has closed as well. 
Three of our food shops have inside cafes.  The cafes are now closed but their food service is still available - Epicure Shop (473 Parliament), St James Town Steak & Chops (516 Parliament) and Staij & Co (552 Parliament).
Absolute Bakery (589 Parliament) is still open.  Velvet Lane (194 Carlton) has closed its shop - cakes can still be ordered for pickup and free delivery by email or text.  Roselle (362 Queen E) has closed.  Tasso (540 Parliament) is closed until the situation becomes clearer. 

Cyril’s soups and juices
Cyril’s soup for Saturday is corn cassava plantain at $9.  His juice is ruby red grapefruit and red grape juice with hibiscus, $9.  On Tuesday, it’s chipotle sweet potato with (or without) cheddar, $9.
During the current COVID-19 fight, he’s making two changes.  First - he’s back to disposable plastic containers and saving the glass ones until the battle is over.  Second - he’s urging customers to use e-transfers rather than cash.
He makes two soups every week - on Tuesday and Saturday. He informs interested people about his menus in advance by email. He usually prepares a regular version and vegan one. 
His order deadline for Saturday delivery is 5 pm on the previous Thursday and for Tuesday, it’s 5 pm on the previous Sunday.  He delivers to his Cabbagetown-area customers. He accepts payments by e-transfers and cash. Email him at abeautifulbowl@gmail.com

MARCH THEATRE & DANCE PRODUCTIONS
Listed by starting dates.

Our theatres are now closed following directives from the City’s Public Health staff - Aki Studio, Alumni Theatre, Canadian Contemporary Dance Theatre, Canadian Stage, Citadel, School of Toronto Dance Theatre, Soulpepper, Toronto Dance Theatre. 

CLUBS & PUBS – DAILY LISTINGS

THURSDAY MARCH 19 TO SUNDAY MARCH 29

Our restaurants and pubs are now offering only takeout and delivery services.  This is a great opportunity to try some smaller places that have really good food and lots of experience with home deliveries. 

CONTACT INFO

ALICE'S PLACE
554 Parliament St, (647) 931-9088, 
ARVO
17 Gristmill Lane, Distillery,  (647) 352-2766
CRANBERRIES
601 Parliament St, (416) 925-6330, 
DOMINION PUB & KITCHEN
500 Queen St E, (416) 366-5555, 
EL CATRIN
18 Tank House Lane, Distillery, (416) 203-2121, 
HENRIETTA LANE 
394 King E
HOUSE ON PARLIAMENT
454 Parliament St, (416) 925-4074, 
IMPACT KITCHEN
573 King St E, (416) 306-1986, 
THE IRV
95 Carlton Street, (647) 350-4787, 
JOHNNY G’s
478 Parliament St, (416) 928-1358
MILL STREET BEER HALL
21 Tank House Ln, Distillery, (416) 681-0338, 
MILL STREET BREW PUB
21 Tank House Ln, Distillery, 
NEW TOWN
413 Parliament Street
ODIN
514 King E, (647) 350-6346,
PAINTBOX BISTRO
555 Dundas St E, (647) 748-0555
QUINCY AFROKITCHEN & BAR
326 Parliament, (647) 989-9127, 
SOCIAL SMITHS
574&1/2 Parliament
SOULPEPPER
Young Centre, 50 Tank House Lane, Distillery, (416) 866-8666,
STOUT IRISH PUB
221 Carlton St, (647) 344-7676,
THE TILTED DOG
(Formerly The Local GEST)
424 Parliament. (416) 961-9425