Congratulations to our very own Marcus Kormann & Pritesh Patel who have in the last 18 months received their full Accreditation (AACI) & Designation (CRA). These Rarefied Educational Standards are accomplished by < 200 individuals in any given calendar year within all of Canada. Once Again demonstrating Accurate Appraisal`s continued commitment to excellence ! […]
Oakville 1. (a) Downtown Oakville Summertime: Week 2 It’s summertime in Downtown Oakville! Enjoy the warmth of summer by joining in on activities throughout the week. Weekly activities include outdoor movie screenings, live music, farmers’ market, fitness classes and giant games in Towne Square. Week 3: June 22nd – 25th, 2017 Summer Solstice Yogathon […]
Upcoming Events in July – Liberty Village: JULY 14TH, 2017 JULY 15TH, 2017
Here are some Upcoming Events to do in June in the City: * Toronto Pride Parade – June in Toronto is pride month. Along with many colourful events parties, and festivals throughout the month celebrating uniqueness, nerve, and talent. The LGBT community hosts the largest pride parade in the world on June 25th on Yonge […]
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Take your very own brewery tour – This city sure loves its local beer. It seems there are more breweries in Toronto than ever before, so why not visit some of the newer kids on the block like Shakelands, Liberty Commons, Rorschach or Bellwoods’ latest location on Hafis Road. Try shopping at a farmer’s market locally in […]
Why Are There Not More Food Trucks? Some Torontonians are wondering why they don’t see enough, or as frequently as they might like to be frank; the amount of local food trucks. Now you may ask why?! Why would a city of more than three million not having food trucks in abundant amounts in the […]
The legendary Yogi Berra would likely start his commentary on the G.T.A housing market with “it ain`t over till it is over” or something to that effect. The G.T.A housing market is now cruising at double the normal affordability ratio, while the B.C lower mainland is triple. That translates to people are spending 8 […]
Nearly 3/4 of a million public transit commuters per week must play a distant second fiddle while riding the streetcar, to those 3% of commuters that transit via private vehicles.. Factually, it is just as quick to walk from Liberty Village to Yonge Street as it is to ride the Red Rocket. This is […]
Banned breeds of dogs in Ontario, Canada are any of the following: American Pit Bull Terrier. Staffordshire Bull Terrier. American Staffordshire Terrier. American Bulldog. Any dog whose sire or dam is a dog of a breed which is defined as a banned breed of dog under this section. The ‘Huffington Post’ comments that the city […]