After 50 years, the iconic 'Leslieville dollhouse' at 37 Bertmount Ave. is going up for sale on July 11.On Thursday, one of Toronto’s most well-known and most photographed properties – a semi-detached, three-bedroom home at 37 Bertmount Ave., near Queen Street East and Jones Avenue – will officially be on the market.
“It is in great shape and will be a wonderful opportunity for any potential homebuyers out there,” she said, admitting that this listing is “not your typical home.” She said that since the “coming soon” sign went up earlier this week many people have come forward and asked what will happen with all of the stuff outside the house.
He said initially his mom kept a large garden and planted several flower beds in front of the house, but that became difficult to maintain.“It just progressed and progressed and all of a sudden people took to it. And the next thing I know they were all donating stuff to the house to put up,” Sumaisar said.He said that his mom especially loved creating themed displays with music and lights for Halloween and Christmas among other things.
A final report and recommendation on a small northern Ontario community's willingness to host a $22 billion nuclear waste site is being presented to its town council Wednesday.When a woman in her 90s with dementia went missing from her assisted living facility, North Bay police were able to find her quickly using a locator tool.A 72-year-old resident of New Brunswick was killed in a single-vehicle crash July 9 on Highway 11 north of North Bay, Ont.
Although all Edmontonians are sweltering under the current heat wave, some are likely suffering more than others, says a University of Alberta researcher.A major global credit rating agency says Alberta must come up with a "clear long-term solution" to its auto insurance woes or additional insurers will depart the province.
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