Sunnybrook is home to 475 veterans from the Second World War and Korean War. On Remembrance Day, veterans woke up to a field of 30,000 Canadian flags that had been planted in their honour through Operation Raise a Flag.
Canadian Harvard Aircraft Association fly over Toronto's @Sunnybrook Veteran's Centre #remembranceday ceremony. 11/11/16. #lestweforget pic.twitter.com/gnR9Edhq59
— SBayview (@SBayview) November 11, 2016
With your support, thousands of flags will be planted outside Canada's largest veterans centre for #RemembranceDay: https://t.co/wc9y7g8aKV pic.twitter.com/J10Czc9Zlk
— Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre (@Sunnybrook) November 4, 2016
Students at Children’s Garden School marked Remembrance Day today with an Assembly hosted by their Grade 1 class. The CGS Student Government welcomed guests and distributed poppies. The children have been focusing on Remembrance all week long. Activities included a visit to the Sunnybrook Cenotaph, writing letters to veterans and lining the halls with lovely homemade poppies.
Here is a video of the Community Consultation meeting held on Oct 13th, 2016, hosted by Jon Burnside, regarding the development proposal at 939 Eglinton Avenue East.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LE3Xd66ZVz0
Lea Room meeting hears about downsized 939 Eglinton E.
The Leaside Property Owners’ Association is hosting their Annual General Meeting at Trace Manes Community Centre (110 Rumsey Road) on Tuesday, November 22, 2016 at 7:00pm. Scheduled topics of discussion include:
One lane of Millwood Road, east of Bayview was blocked by a rather large crane. It was delivering what appears to be a new HVAC unit to the roof of the TD Canada Trust branch on the south-east corner. Easy does it!
This nice looking Chevy car suffered a direct hit from the mea-looking rear-lift on this delivery truck behind Epi Bread on Millwood Road, just west of Bayview Avenue on Wednesday morning. Ouch!
Bring your pumpkins, kids & costumes to Ward 22's 4th Annual Pumpkin Parade! Nov 1st, 6:30PM on Belsize Dr's parkette (b/w Forman & Boyton)
— Josh Matlow (@JoshMatlow) October 31, 2016
Doesn’t look like there were any injuries — this time. Seems as if the Porsche was trying to dash across Bayview. There is a “solution” being proposed but it isn’t very driver friendly. Traffic advisors want no-go rules at Soudan-Parkhurst
Jeep appears to have damage to the to the left front — CP24
Jeep SUV sits in eastbound lanes of Eglinton east of Hanna Rd.
A 63-year-old woman was killed on Eglinton Ave. East at Hanna Road Thursday evening when she was struck by a car. The accident scene was a short distance east of Hanna Road where a black car facing eastbound was later stopped in the eastbound lane as police did reconstruction. Traffic was being diverted along Sutherland, Parklea and Hanna with Eglinton being re-opened overnight. There was no LRT construction restriction at that point. Police said Thursday was one of the most dangerous mornings in months for pedestrians. Ten people were hit by drivers before noon. Seven were hit in one hour alone.
Reporting from South Bayview’s Starbucks yesterday, Angela Lam, of Stainton Murray & Lam at 1552 Bayview Avenue thought our readers would be interested to know why it appears that someone has painted the town… um, orange. Literally. A can of neon orange spray paint had been dropped on Bayview Avenue and when it got run over, it exploded neon spray paint all over the parked cars in front of Starbucks. A black Ford Explorer SUV got the brunt of it, and was decorated appropriately for Halloween. Angela did not get to see the reaction when they returned to their Jackson Pollack inspired new paint job, but we reckon they were not pleased.
