Councillor Mike Colle and resident defenders of Station K in front of restored post office
Built in 1936 and bearing the arms of the late Edward VIII
Montgomery Square at Yonge St. and Montgomery Ave. has been re-opened after five years of construction during which condominiums were built over the historic Postal Station K. A ceremony took place June 27 to celebrate the survival and renewal of the square. Station K sits on the site of Montgomery’s Tavern, a gathering place for members of the Rebellion of 1837. As reported here earlier, the restored Station K will become home to a lavish new restaurant. Letters in the window indicate it will be called Stock TC. It’s not clear what this means. The partners in this venture are said to be operators of the restaurant Terroni and Cumbrae’s butcher stores.
