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That store still around?
Remember stitcheshad me stunting in south pole as a yute
Stitches is still around
posterchild336
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Always get shoes there i picked up clarks last week for 35% off on a nice sale
Patrick Kane
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Y’all nikkas wylin in here with the doom and gloom about the city
Like all major cities in the world, there’s obviously an economic downturn and massive negative impacts to local/small businesses but how many of you nikkas actually live downtown?
As much as some local businesses and restaurants are closing, I’ve noticed a ton of restaurants and other businesses opening up as well. Many businesses were on its last legs and this put them over the top... but cities go through booms and busts and slow down in growth. Toronto has been growing exponentially over the past 20 years, it’s just slowing down for a year or two but that doesn’t mean shyt in the grand scheme of a city’s growth over a century. Toronto is the economic hub and cultural Center of Canada and still the most attractive city for people to live. Folks rushing out to the burbs buying into bubbles in fukking Whitby and Peterborough
That’s where you find all your Walmart’s and strip malls. A nikka can’t even get a haircut out there
Y’all can go. I’ll die in my city
Like all major cities in the world, there’s obviously an economic downturn and massive negative impacts to local/small businesses but how many of you nikkas actually live downtown?
As much as some local businesses and restaurants are closing, I’ve noticed a ton of restaurants and other businesses opening up as well. Many businesses were on its last legs and this put them over the top... but cities go through booms and busts and slow down in growth. Toronto has been growing exponentially over the past 20 years, it’s just slowing down for a year or two but that doesn’t mean shyt in the grand scheme of a city’s growth over a century. Toronto is the economic hub and cultural Center of Canada and still the most attractive city for people to live. Folks rushing out to the burbs buying into bubbles in fukking Whitby and Peterborough
That’s where you find all your Walmart’s and strip malls. A nikka can’t even get a haircut out there Y’all can go. I’ll die in my city
Y’all nikkas wylin in here with the doom and gloom about the city
Like all major cities in the world, there’s obviously an economic downturn and massive negative impacts to local/small businesses but how many of you nikkas actually live downtown?
As much as some local businesses and restaurants are closing, I’ve noticed a ton of restaurants and other businesses opening up as well. Many businesses were on its last legs and this put them over the top... but cities go through booms and busts and slow down in growth. Toronto has been growing exponentially over the past 20 years, it’s just slowing down for a year or two but that doesn’t mean shyt in the grand scheme of a city’s growth over a century. Toronto is the economic hub and cultural Center of Canada and still the most attractive city for people to live. Folks rushing out to the burbs buying into bubbles in fukking Whitby and Peterborough
Y’all can go. I’ll die in my city
Toronto restaurants that have shut down since march
— Big Sushi in the Annex
— Live Organic Food Bar
— The Puck
— Universal Grill
— Shore Leave Tiki Bar
— The Red Light
— The Six Brewhouse
— True Love Cafe
— Marché Mövenpick Toronto (all locations)
— Prairie Girl Bakery (PATH First Canadian Place)
— Supernova Ballroom
— BB’s Diner
— Moo Frites in Kensington Market
— White Brick Kitchen
— Brickyard Bistro
— Flying Pony
— Yummy House
–The Dock
— Il Gatto Nero
— Ama Always
— Butter Avenue
— Cafe Crepe
— Cauldron Ice Cream
— Clove Apple Cafe
— Jules Bistro
— Plentea
— Poutini’s
–Yeon
— Roselle (Queen location)
— Riverside
— Lucky Star
— The Westerly
— Scallywags
— Golden Thai
— Hogtown Smoke
— True True Diner
— Brother’s Food and Wine
— Sorelle & Co. (Yorkville and Vaughn)
— Labothéry (all locations)
— Tucker’s Marketplace (all Canadian locations)
— JJ Bean (all Toronto locations; Eglinton, Adelaide, Bartley)
–Dave’s,
— Moog Audio
— Crocodile Rock bar
— Pappas Grill, Danforth Ave.,
— Dufflet Pastries
— Prohibition bar and restaurant,
-Vesuvio Pizza,
-Green Beanery,
–Il Gatto Nero shut its College St. location in mid-May after 61 years in business.
— LeTAO, occupying the former Caplansky Deli location on College St., was evicted by its landlord in May after owing nearly $35,000 in rent.
— Luci, an Etobicoke restaurant, closed after nine years.
— Nando’s on Danforth Ave., closed and subsequently announced it was pulling all 21 locations across Canada.
— NishDish, an Indigenous cafe on Bloor St. W., announced it was closing after three years of business.
— The Puck Annex sports bar was evicted by landlord in mid-April.
— Southern Accent announced in early May it was closing after nearly 40 years in business.
— The Hideout music venue shuttered on Queen St. W. after 13 years in business.
— The Westerly brunch spot on Roncesvalles Ave.
— Underground Garage and Tokyo Hot Fried Chicken
— Wayne Gretzky’s
— Big Sushi in the Annex
— Live Organic Food Bar
— The Puck
— Universal Grill
— Shore Leave Tiki Bar
— The Red Light
— The Six Brewhouse
— True Love Cafe
— Marché Mövenpick Toronto (all locations)
— Prairie Girl Bakery (PATH First Canadian Place)
— Supernova Ballroom
— BB’s Diner
— Moo Frites in Kensington Market
— White Brick Kitchen
— Brickyard Bistro
— Flying Pony
— Yummy House
–The Dock
— Il Gatto Nero
— Ama Always
— Butter Avenue
— Cafe Crepe
— Cauldron Ice Cream
— Clove Apple Cafe
— Jules Bistro
— Plentea
— Poutini’s
–Yeon
— Roselle (Queen location)
— Riverside
— Lucky Star
— The Westerly
— Scallywags
— Golden Thai
— Hogtown Smoke
— True True Diner
— Brother’s Food and Wine
— Sorelle & Co. (Yorkville and Vaughn)
— Labothéry (all locations)
— Tucker’s Marketplace (all Canadian locations)
— JJ Bean (all Toronto locations; Eglinton, Adelaide, Bartley)
–Dave’s,
— Moog Audio
— Crocodile Rock bar
— Pappas Grill, Danforth Ave.,
— Dufflet Pastries
— Prohibition bar and restaurant,
-Vesuvio Pizza,
-Green Beanery,
–Il Gatto Nero shut its College St. location in mid-May after 61 years in business.
— LeTAO, occupying the former Caplansky Deli location on College St., was evicted by its landlord in May after owing nearly $35,000 in rent.
— Luci, an Etobicoke restaurant, closed after nine years.
— Nando’s on Danforth Ave., closed and subsequently announced it was pulling all 21 locations across Canada.
— NishDish, an Indigenous cafe on Bloor St. W., announced it was closing after three years of business.
— The Puck Annex sports bar was evicted by landlord in mid-April.
— Southern Accent announced in early May it was closing after nearly 40 years in business.
— The Hideout music venue shuttered on Queen St. W. after 13 years in business.
— The Westerly brunch spot on Roncesvalles Ave.
— Underground Garage and Tokyo Hot Fried Chicken
— Wayne Gretzky’s
978? How many tests?
New and resolved diverging
Deaths stagnant
What the hospitalizations and icu #s looking like?
New and resolved diverging
Deaths stagnant
What the hospitalizations and icu #s looking like?
Man, 66, charged in death of woman, 95, police say - CityNews Toronto
Margaret Nishikawara, 95, of Toronto, was found dead at the scene by responding officers, police said.
On Friday, Toronto resident Gary Nishikawara was charged with Second Degree Murder, police said
this dude couldn't just wait
Margaret Nishikawara, 95, of Toronto, was found dead at the scene by responding officers, police said.
On Friday, Toronto resident Gary Nishikawara was charged with Second Degree Murder, police said
this dude couldn't just wait
On some I hate you mom shyt?Man, 66, charged in death of woman, 95, police say - CityNews Toronto
Margaret Nishikawara, 95, of Toronto, was found dead at the scene by responding officers, police said.
On Friday, Toronto resident Gary Nishikawara was charged with Second Degree Murder, police said
this dude couldn't just wait
Finally over 1,000
Ontario reports more than 1,000 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday - CityNews Toronto
The number of people hospitalized was reported at 278, however the province noted that approximately 40 hospitals did not submit data and that the total number is actually higher. Seventy-nine patients are currently in ICU with the number of those on ventilators increasing to 54.
Ontario reports more than 1,000 new cases of COVID-19 on Sunday - CityNews Toronto
The number of people hospitalized was reported at 278, however the province noted that approximately 40 hospitals did not submit data and that the total number is actually higher. Seventy-nine patients are currently in ICU with the number of those on ventilators increasing to 54.