includes the 2019 category “Scarborough”
By Alyssa Bravo Tucked into the corner of Scarborough Town Centre, AtEaze is a definitively small store. However, it makes up for its smaller scale with eye-catching visuals designed to draw in anyone walking by. The mannequins in the front window are dressed in colour-coordinated outfits; they’re accented with matching duffel bags and backpacks and…
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In an area blanketed by car repair shops and dealerships in southern Scarborough, AJS stands out as a new, barely two-years-old family business. Picilaidis got into car sales after a recent career change. He says their passion is giving back to the community.
How two sisters in Scarborough are fostering community, one custom creation at a time.
As Metilelu says, “…It’s also a more social group, you have 20 different young men in the space, and they respect each other’s opinions and they respect each other’s feelings.”
“This is a death trap for pedestrians,” says Cole McInerney about Old Finch Bailey Bridge.
The people that make up Scarborough Players company are more than just a community – they’re family.
Devin Blake is the owner of ‘Class One Record’, a record store in Scarborough that has been open for 20 years.
Birchcliff Bluffs United Church is home to one of the only safe spaces identified for LGBTQ2+ youth in all of Scarborough, Ont.
