everydayliving®: WARMINGTON: Day 4 of the BBQ rebellion

everydayliving®: WARMINGTON: Day 4 of the BBQ rebellion

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Di lorio Law Offices - Toronto Star Readers' Choice Diamond Award Winner

Philip J. Di Iorio, LL.B. 

Professional Corporation
Barrister & Solicitor
821 The Queensway
Toronto, Ontario
M8Z 1N6

Tel:  (416) 253-1223
Fax: (416) 253-0186 

e-mail: phil@diorlaw.ca

Diamond Winner 

Phil Di Iorio in Real Estate Lawyer

Muddy Duck Restaurant - new outdoor patio.

Muddy Duck Restaurant

2200 Dundas St. E. Mississauga, ON L4X 2V3

(905) 275-9430   

     http://www.muddyduck.com/

3 Brentwood Rd North Etobicoke

Open from Wed - Sat from 12pm to 4pm                416-239-0559

John's Fish and Chips

Deep-fried smelts delicately dipped in flour and fried to perfection. These pale crunchy wisps hinting at the sea are a must-order for seafood lovers.

5090 Dundas St. W
Toronto, Ontario M9A 1C2

(416) 231-3474

Built in 1830, Montgomery’s Inn was once part of a 400-acre farm which supplied food for the Montgomery family, guests of the Inn and for retail sale. Much of this land continued to be farmed by tenant farmers through the 1940s. Though the farm is long gone, the Inn remains and has been restored as a museum. Today we celebrate the Inn’s agricultural roots by once again offering farm-fresh produce for sale at the Montgomery’s Inn Farmers’ Market.

Our vendors sell local and organic veggies, fruit, meat, cheese, eggs, honey, preserves, baked goods, fresh bread and prepared foods that you can take home or enjoy on the premises. Enjoy live music in our new picnic area.

Every Wednesday from 2 to 6 p.m.
4709 Dundas St. W
416-394-8113

COLOURS EXCHANGE - Etobicoke

3 Brentwood Rd North Etobicoke

Open from Wed - Sat from 12pm to 4pm                416-239-0559

The Muddy Duck

The Muddy Duck Restaurant       *** Patio is Now Open***
               Breakfast - Lunch - Dinner

 We will be offering food orders for pick-up-take out.
 (call in orders at 905-275-9430).

They also offer Food Delivery through fine delivery partners.


Muddy Duck Restaurant
2200 Dundas St. E. Mississauga, ON L4X 2V3
(905) 275-9430         

Metro Safety’s Has Helped Save Numerous Lives Within Canada’s Workforce Through Its Occupational First Aid Course

Metro Safety’s Has Helped Save Numerous Lives Within Canada’s Workforce Through Its Occupational First Aid Course: The company ensures organizations have a well-informed workforce with their first aid courses.

On 30 June 2020, Toronto City Council voted to make wearing non-medical masks or face coverings mandatory in indoor spaces. This by-law will come into effect on Tuesday 7 July 2020. Anyone entering your business (both customers and staff) will have to wear a mask or face covering or be refused entry.

Please join us tomorrow, Friday 3 July at 2pm, for a free webinar to learn more about the by-law, what it means for your business, how to comply, enforcement, and how you can help keep everyone in Toronto safer during the COVID-19 pandemic. Register here:

https://www.eventbrite.com/e/july-3-guidelines-for-mandatory-mask-usage-in-enclosed-public-places-tickets-111882872684

This webinar will be delivered by Dr. Vinita Dubey, an Associate Medical Officer of Health with Toronto Public Health, with support from the Economic Development and Culture Division.

This webinar is intended to convey municipal government requirements at time of writing on wearing masks during the COVID-19 pandemic. These requirements may change as the situation changes; please visit https://www.toronto.ca/COVID19/ for the latest information.

If time allows, we will answer live questions during this webinar. If you have a question, please post it in the question or chat box; we will not take voice questions due to the high levels of background noise from unmuting attendees' microphones. For complex questions or questions that we don't have time for, we will answer them collectively by e-mail after the webinar.

As well, please visit our COVID-19: Business & Sector Resources for more information about programs to help your business.  Also, the City’s  BusinessTO Support Centre is available to help businesses respond to COVID-19 with a focus on completing applications for government assistance programs and providing business advice. Get started by scheduling a  one-on-one meeting or register for an introductory webinar .

Thank you.

Thomas McGinty

Economic Development Officer

Economic Development and Culture

City of Toronto

5100 Yonge Street, Toronto, Ontario M2N 5V7

Office: 416-395-7404

Mobile: 647-270-8924

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HILLARY IN PANIC MODE AS NEW BENGHAZI SCANDAL ROCKS DEMOCRATS

European New Collection Italian Linens, Silks & Cottons  Ladies visit us to see our new summer collection of European fashion and exclusive consignment attire. Visit us @ 3 Brentwood Rd North Etobicoke Open from Wed - Sat from 12pm to 4pm

REVERSING FILLERS // Hyaluronidase

ETOBICOKE PET SUPPLY STORE

As per government regulations, they are exclusively offering curbside pickup to their customers.

Shop at Bone & Biscuit Etobicoke to support a family-owned and operated business. Call 416-252-7387 to place your order.
https://www.boneandbiscuit.ca/location/etobicoke/?utm_source=fb&utm_medium=paid+social&fbclid=IwAR3N1L7GA6IQK5RKTJfrpebvwxMJ6Iep9d0s6WlP4U4QUY6pruuyp6rTArw

Girl Guide Cookies !

Coronavirus: Ontario hydro rate relief extended until May 31

The Ontario government says it is extending electricity rate relief for residences, farms and small businesses until May 31 amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Customers will continue to be billed at the lowest price, called the “off-peak” rate, 24 hours a day, seven days a week, the government said.

Electricity relief was first announced on March 24 for 45 days and was set to expire this week.

https://globalnews.ca/news/6910254/ontario-hydro-electricity-rate-relief-extended-may-31-coronavirus/

50 Restaurants that do their own delivery in Toronto

https://www.blogto.com/eat_drink/2020/04/restaurants-do-their-own-delivery-toronto/?fbclid=IwAR34ihwftN-XQdCXI0_MSiMRn4yWE0_YvIgxwD6R6DK6LzyIgAgGM01pjf4

San Remo

Etobicoke’s favourite bakery is offering $50 minimum delivery pre-orders to certain areas in Toronto and Mississauga. No same-day orders, and beware that weekly slots fill up fast. 

Early Community Impact Response to COVID‑19

Shortly after COVID‑19 was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization in March, Allstate Canada donated $20,000 to COVID‑19 research and preparedness initiatives to Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre. Additionally, Allstate employees each received $20 from The Allstate Foundation of Canada to donate to causes that matter to them, which resulted in more than 200 employees donating over $4,000 to Sunnybrook’s project as well as food bank associations in Ontario, Alberta, Quebec, Nova Scotia and New Brunswick.

Etobicoke can Call Rob Matusek at 647-360-9918 ext. 5001

Yvan Baker, MP "Our seniors need us now more than ever.

My office has been receiving calls and emails asking about grocery delivery options for seniors, especially low-income seniors, so that they don’t have to leave their homes and worry about putting their health at risk.

A group of volunteers has banded together to lend a neighbourly hand to low-income seniors. And they can help out in Etobicoke Centre!

The UHN OpenLab’s Friendly Neighbour Hotline can help low-income seniors by picking up groceries, household essentials and food bank items during this difficult time.

Over 1,100 volunteers have stepped forward to join the Hotline and aid our seniors living in low-income housing across Toronto.

To engage this service, you can:

1. Call the toll-free hotline, available in multiple languages, at 1-855-581-9580; or
2. Order online with the volunteer service: https://bit.ly/34z1KY0

Thank you to the volunteers and to the UHN OpenLab for their dedicated public service!

For more information, visit the UHN OpenLab website here: https://bit.ly/2V7kRFm

#EtobicokeCentre #Etobicoke"

St. Joseph’s Health Centre declares COVID-19 outbreak in ICU

St. Joseph’s Health Centre is shown in this image taken from Google Maps. (Google)

Joshua Freeman, Web Content Writer, CP24

@Josh_F

Published Monday, April 13, 2020 11:18PM EDT

St. Joseph’s Health Centre says it has declared a COVID-19 outbreak at its intensive care unit after a patient and two staff members tested positive for the virus.

The hospital, which is located near The Queensway and Roncesvalles Avenue, said Monday night that a patient who had recently been in the ICU was confirmed positive for COVID-19 after developing a new respiratory illness while in hospital.://www.cp24.com/news/st-joseph-s-health-centre-declares-covid-19-outbreak-in-icu-1.4894932?fbclid=IwAR3_6nm7BKgS2Aj_ADklkalwZCS59YzaiJEQPIGHWY4VIpniYp97WT0vRCg

John's Fish and Chips - open for take out

5090 Dundas St. W
Toronto, Ontario M9A 1C2

Get Directions

(416) 231-3474

www.johnsfishnchips.com

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• Collection of garbage, Blue Bin (recycling), Green Bin (organics), and oversized and metal items is not impacted and will continue as scheduled.
• All personal hygiene and sanitary products that would typically be put in the Green Bin, including used tissues, should now be disposed of in the garbage.
• Please ensure that all material placed in garbage bins is bagged, specifically cleaning products such as wipes, tissues/napkins and other sanitary/hygiene products.
• Bins should only be placed out for collection if they are full.

Suspended Services

To ensure health and safety, support the continued functioning of Solid Waste Management Services’ operations and allow for physical distancing:

• Seasonal yard waste collection is suspended. Residents are asked to store yard waste on their property until the service resumes.
• Drop-Off Depots (Transfer Stations) are closed to the general public. Garbage, recycling, organics and yard waste from residents will not be accepted. Only those with an existing registered account can continue to bring material to Drop-off Depots (Transfer Stations). No new account requests will be processed at this time. Drop-Off Depots will not operate on Saturdays.
• Toxic Taxi services and Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) drop-off are suspended. Hazardous waste should be safely stored until services resume.
• Bin deliveries and bin exchanges are suspended. Existing service requests will be completed once service resumes.
• All Community Environment Days scheduled in April have been cancelled.