Junctioneer

Canadian General Electric Co, Apr 1941- leases the current No frills site for warehouse storage, Apr 1941

108 – 162 Vine Ave three towers built goal in Planning-Rationale – from owners of 108 and 162 Vine Ave, The main points.

108-162 VINE AVE Application to change from from Core Employment Areas to Mixed Use Areas and Parks, and losss of historical building

New access by The Toronto Star to its archives offer much better access to Junction and west Toronto historical info.

High Park residents want ‘meaningful’ changes on Parkside Drive, What Coun. Gord Perks has to say.

Build Canada Homes to be headed by local City Councillor Ana Bailão

The Junction: Dry No More, September 11–13

The UNIQUE TRACK GAUGE of the TTC and the High Park railway.

2009 Toronto West Diamond grade separation north west of Heintzman Place t-connection of driven piles, AI understanding

ZWILLING J.A Henckels at Stockyards reopens after renovation, with big changes

260 High Park condo project sold, exisiting Agreements of Purchase and Sale canceled

Work developing on the mural on Keele Street just north of Dundas

Chiang Mai – in the Junction, part of 5 resturaut chain,the value of a small-city restaurant chain in The Junction

Indie Ale House on Dundas St. W. is part of its parents company is restructuring under the Bankruptcy and Insolvency Act.

Channel Zero Television, has been in the Junction for over 16 years now

403 Keele Street, 48-50 Heintzman Street, currently under construction currently at below street level ground works.

MollyWagz Pet Boutique has one of most refined store frontages.

Remembering a swell Junction resident, Frank Robertson 16 years later

ZWILLING J.A Henckels at Stockyards closing for major renovation to the store, July 3rd 2025

June 27th, Magna robot card at ossington and Davenport.

High Park shuttle returns on June 22 2025

Free historic issues of the WTJHS’ journal at the West Toronto Junction Historical Society Archives.

Coun. Gord Perks, on the province’s new housing building bill.

The NEW Junction Choir’s very first show

Blinds to Go which was on Keele St. has moved out of the Junction