At one time, Danforth resident Pat James operated a flourishing business in downtown Toronto, putting smiles on the faces of tourists and residents alike as he drew a cartoon likeness of them while onlookers watched. But that was more than 20 years ago. In 2017, it’s a different story for street caricature artists, a group […]
Tag: Municipal Licensing and Standards
Project Borderline nets arrests
Police made several arrests for shoplifting and heroin possession last month after stepping up patrols along the eastern part of Danforth Avenue. Called Project Borderline, the extra patrols involve not only police officers from 54 and 55 Division, but also licensing inspectors from the City of Toronto and agents with the Alcohol and Gaming Commission […]
Fate of laundry business unclear
City inspectors may fine a new Beach laundromat for operating without a business licence, and warn that it opens onto a street zoned only for homes. But the owner says that’s a wash. Called Squeeky Queen, the new laundromat faces Willow Avenue and is attached to the Life on Queen apartment building at the corner […]