City Living – Page 2

The Revitalization Of David Crombie Park In Toronto’s St. Lawrence Neighbourhood

March 25, 2025

City Living, Design, Landscape, St. Lawrence Market

Welcome to my blog on housing, culture and design in Toronto, Ontario, Canada! Just when we were enjoying a nice thaw… back to below-zero temps! But now that the Spring is officially here – as of March 19th – the warmer weather shouldn’t be too far off… fingers crossed!…

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It’s All About Convenience When You Live At Market Wharf II, Steps To The St. Lawrence Market

March 24, 2025

City Living, St. Lawrence Market

I’m Steve Fudge, and I sell real estate in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Welcome to my blog on housing, culture and design, where I explore all the facets of real estate, shelter and home. Today I’m sharing my thoughts about the benefits of living in a fantastic central city location.…

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Embrace The Joys Of Culinary Creation At The St. Lawrence Market

March 20, 2025

City Living, St. Lawrence Market

As urbanites and professionals on the go, we know how easy it is to pop into the closest ubiquitous grocery chain and load up the cart with effortless eats. Especially back during the pandemic, the thought process was, ‘how can I do my shopping in the shortest amount of…

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Toronto’s Terrific Trinity Bellwoods Park

January 9, 2025

City Living, Real Estate, Trinity Bellwoods

Living close to green space has always been important for mental and physical health – and even more so if you’re a dog owner. Trinity Bellwoods is one of Toronto’s top 3 parks (according to me!) and offers great green space with tons of amenities for all ages, stages,…

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Terroni Is Tops On Queen Street West

January 8, 2025

City Living, Queen West, Restaurants, Trinity Bellwoods

I absolutely adore the fare and atmosphere at Terroni, located at 729 Queen Street West in Queen West Village between Bathurst and Trinity Bellwoods Park. I’ve been dining there for years, ever since I discovered it while living in The Banquet Hall on Claremont Street in the 1990’s. …

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How To Prep Your Property For The Winter Season

November 21, 2024

City Living, House And Home

We Canadians pride ourselves on being able to withstand – and even flourish – during long months of harsh weather that would make most Americans quiver. However, we don’t let our pride get in the way of preparedness. So, like in years past, make it a point to prepare…

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Toronto Neighbourhood Spotlight: Dovercourt Village

October 18, 2024

City Living, Dovercourt Village

One of the best features of the original City of Toronto – long regarded as ‘the city of neighbourhoods‘ – is how the fabric of our urban landscape is like a colourful patchwork quilt of domesticity. Each neighbourhood pocket, woven into the threads of the others surrounding it, has…

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Cycling The West Toronto Railpath

October 4, 2024

City Living, Dovercourt Village, Junction / High Park / Bloor West / Swansea

Are you a cycling enthusiast like I am? I’m the first to admit it took me some time to embrace cycling in the city, but with so many new bike lanes open (and a significant push by the City of Toronto to make cycling more accessible), I’m officially a…

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Carefree At Christie Pits Park

October 1, 2024

City Living, Dovercourt Village

The sunshine has been out all week, but the air is definitely getting cooler! As temps drop, so does some of our interest in outdoor recreation, but with a mild Fall ahead there is still plenty of time to enjoy hiking, biking and all the fabulous green spaces in…

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We Read At The Bloor / Gladstone Library!

September 30, 2024

City Living, Dufferin Grove / Bloorcourt Village

Have you noticed the wave of rebirth Toronto has experienced in the last 20 years? It seems city bodies are remodeling and annexing outdated architecture and revamping communal spaces with more purpose and frequency than ever before. ‘Old’ is being infused with ‘new’, and classic is being blended with…

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