News Archives - Page 11 of 30

28 Jun 2016

Mailbox wars

By Michael McCann During the month of May Birchcliff was under siege. Our mailboxes were under a constant and steady volley of direct mail. The barrage started at the first of the month and didn't seem to...

14 Jun 2016

History, News

Birch Cliff 100th reunion details

June 14, 2016
By Hedy Korbee

The banner is up and so is the website as plans steam ahead for the celebration of Birch Cliff Public School’s 100th anniversary in September. The first big centennial event is a 100th anniversary musical called...

27 May 2016

Birch Cliff Public School, City Services, News

French immersion coming to BC

October 18, 2021
By Hedy Korbee
Birch Cliff Public School, French immersion, Parthi Kandavel

By Robert Williamson Birch Cliff Public School is stepping into a new age with the introduction of a full French immersion program this fall. Starting in September, a class of 25 children will be entering senior...

11 May 2016

News

Accident at Kingston/Warden

A toddler and a baby involved in a car accident on Kingston Rd. east of Warden Ave. Wednesday afternoon are going to be just fine because they were properly restrained, according to Toronto police. “The restraints...

05 May 2016

News

Bluffs Monitor on brink?

October 18, 2021
By Hedy Korbee
bluffs monitor

By Ian Harvey In a front page story Bluff Monitor’s Lee Graves says she’s up against a deadline to find new offices or she will have to sell or close the community newspaper. “We must move by...

14 Apr 2016

News, Real Estate

Hammer Time part two

April 18, 2016
By Hedy Korbee
house prices, Michael McCann, real estate

By Michael McCann Last month's article certainly resonated with many Birch Cliff News readers. Considering the volume of emails I received, it seems we all have a very keen interest on what is being developed...

10 Feb 2016

News, Restaurant, Retail

Delicious local deli food

They grind their own beef, smoke their own pork, cure their own bacon and bake their own buns, bread and bagels. I’m talking about M & J’s Eastside Deli, a new eatery in Birch Cliff...

08 Feb 2016

City Services, News

Hunt Club tree controversy

October 18, 2021
By Hedy Korbee
hunt club, Mark Denington, trees

By Tyler Bloomfield The decision to remove 41 trees at the Toronto Hunt Club has outraged some members of the community. 22 healthy trees that line the second and third holes of the golf course will...

15 Jan 2016

News, Real Estate

2016 Toronto market outlook

October 18, 2021
By Hedy Korbee

By Michael McCann A new year is upon us and with it comes the annual question: What's in store for Toronto's 2016 housing market? We all hear the same financial naysayers who yearly forecast a housing...

31 Dec 2015

News

2015 Top 10 local stories

October 18, 2021
By Hedy Korbee
2015, top ten stories

By Hedy Korbee As 2015 draws to a close it seems a fitting time to look back at the year that was in Birch Cliff. The top-ten list that follows is a compilation of the...