A taste of summer includes gelato on Bayview this weekend

by South Bayview Bulldog Admin • May 14, 2022

A summer-like weekend to top off a sunny week is just what the doctor ordered as April showers have given way to May flowers in the GTA. Such a treat! Gelato anyone?

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