The Lakeshore Picayune

By MATHEW KLIE-CRIBB in the Etobicoke Guardian



Residents in south Etobicoke stood up for community interests such as affordable housing and economic development

on Saturday, May 1, in an effort to come up with homegrown solutions and

then send them back to city hall.





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By Paul Moloney in the Toronto Star



Toronto Transit Commission chief general manager Gary Webster was directed to report next month on restoring a separate 507 Long Branch

route to run from the west up Roncesvalles Ave. to Dundas West subway

station.



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Article that appeared in the Etobicoke Guardian

by Tamara Sheppard

The former decades-old Lakeshore Lions Arena reopened Friday as the new Humber Arts and Media Studios after Humber College signed a 20-year lease with arena owner, Toronto District

School Board (TDSB).…

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A monthly gathering helps shape neighbourly bonds of friendship

by Vanessa Lu in the Toronto Star

People wander in to their usual tables, and put in their beer and wine orders with their server, Judy. Pizza, nachos and chicken wings soon follow. It’s Neighbours Nite Out — where once a month, residents of the south Etobicoke area gather to tell bad jokes, share local gossip and

talk about everything from one couple’s…

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By TAMARA SHEPHARD in the Etobicoke Guardian



Gary Notar took action after a January break-in at his Lake Promenade home. Notar spoke with neighbours, some of them single women, who expressed some apprehension about recent incidents. Talk quickly turned to home security - alarms, window locks, lighting. He went home, printed a Neighbourhood Watch PDF with crime prevention tips off the… Continue