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DESIGN & DECOR 8

THE URBAN ARCHITECT Meet Jeanne Gang

34 BEE FRIENDLY GARDENS Helping urban pollinators

ARTS & CULTURE 16 ON DISPLAY MOCA's summer exhibitions

Q&A 24 SON OF ELSEWHERE In conversation with Elamin Abdelmahmoud

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PRES I DE N T ' S L E T T E R Welcome to the Summer edition of The Collection. We hope you are gearing up for a fun and relaxing season. Whether you plan to take advantage of the city’s many cultural activities and sporting events, or head to cottage country for fresh air and downtime, we hope you have a great summer.

For the market watchers, we’re obviously seeing a shift in housing activity following the busiest sales run in Canadian history. Now, with rising interest rates, inflation, and supply, the market is changing.

At a recent panel discussion, the host remarked how we’re transitioning from a period of ‘free money’ to a period of ‘cheap money.’ This may be true, but after a long run of rising housing prices, rate increases are affecting affordability. Many buyers are sitting on the

sidelines as they track pricing and explore inventory. You’ve likely heard this referred to as a rebalancing or a normalization, and these are important words.

That said, despite year-to-date sales being down roughly 30% as of May, it’s interesting to note that sales of $2 million priced homes are up 18%, $3m homes are up 12.5%, and $5m homes are up 2% year-over-year. This just illustrates how hyper-local the Toronto market remains, and how every area behaves in its own unique fashion.

As for the decline in total sales volume, I don’t view it as the bottom falling out of the market.

Rather, I interpret is as activity that is pulling back a little bit. Prices couldn’t continue to rise unabated at 30% per annum.

Today, buyers find themselves in a stronger position than at any time since the start of the pandemic. Though technically it remains a ‘seller’s market’ with 2.1 month’s supply, buyers are now able to influence terms, pricing, and closing dates.

Moving forward, sellers will have to readjust their expectations and appreciate that buyers will have a greater say in the transaction.

But for anyone interested in real estate, whether seller or buyer, know that Greater Toronto remains a city of neighbourhoods, and that no two communities behave the same way. You will always be best positioned for success by working with a knowledgeable and experienced Realtor.

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THE URBAN ARCHITECT Me et J ea n n e G ang

Toro n to i s b ecomin g a city of con dos. T h ere are m ore c ra n e s d o tt i n g th e city ’s s ky lin e than in any oth er city in N o r th A m eri ca. At t h e s am e tim e, a recent census repor t sh ows t h a t h i gh ris e apar t m e n t s n ow represent n early 47 % o f t h e h o us i n g s tock , with low rise buildin g s a ccountin g for an o t h e r 1 6% .

As G TA b u i l d e rs con tin u e to a d d n ew projec ts to th e mix, in n ova t i o n i s at an all- tim e h ig h, an d we’ re beg innin g to s ee s o m e of t h e world ’s m ost a cclaim ed architec ts m a ki n g t h ei r mark on t h e con d o scen e. While Frank Gehr y ( Form a ) i s a h ou s e h old n am e , Bjarke In gles ( Kin g Toronto) o r No rm a n Fo s te r (Th e O n e ) may be less fam iliar.

A m o n g To ro n to’s n ew ban d of international starchitec ts is J ea n n e G a n g, fou n d e r of Chica go -based Studio Gan g.

Fa m e d fo r u n iq u e an d comp ellin g work like th e Aqua Towe r, S o l a r Car ve , Mira an d Arbor, h er n ewest creation, O n e D el i s l e, is eas ily on e of th e m ost anticipated tall b uild i n g s to eve r h it t h e 41 6 .

M s. G a n g was in town for a recent groun d-breakin g, a n d we c a u gh t u p with h e r to talk about h er approa ch to a rch i te c t u re , t h e imp or t an ce of conn ec tin g to th e com m u n i ty a n d , of cou rs e , O n e D elisle.

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The Collection: Can a new building stand alone, or should it conform to the existing space?

Jeanne Gang: I think it has to work with what's already there. Start with what's there, start with the city, with the people, how do they behave? With One Delisle, one of the things we did was set the building back and make a wider sidewalk. Something as simple as that…yes, it's taking off some of the land that you can build on, but it’s giving it back to the public space and realizing that there are more and more people here.

We need more public realm, and more generosity with the streetscape.

always first and foremost. But cities are different…in Amsterdam there's a very strong urban design group that wants to meet with you and have discussions about the history of the city. Other cities, like Chicago, there are no rules at all. In Toronto, we had some nice conversations with the city about the form of the building. We originally wanted to make it round all the way down because that will give the least shadow, but the city really wanted to see it coming more to the urban form. So, we made this transition between square footprint to circular, and it’s pretty interesting.

TC: How do you approach reuse?

TC: How do you balance the client needs with those of the public?

JG: I feel lucky that I'm working with developers that have the city first in mind. Yes, they want it to be taller because that gives more return on the land, but the discussions about public realm are

JG: I’m not into tabula rasa at all. Start with what’s there…that’s like our motto…what’s worth building upon and continuing and extrapolating from?

With the Arbor in San Jose, we looked at existing buildings around the site…can we use these, can we reinvent them? This is research I've been doing at

one delisle, toronto, on, canada — view from north. image credit: norm li courtesy studio gang

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arbor, san jose, ca, usa — facade. image credit: aesthetica studio courtesy studio gang

Harvard with my students on Brutalist era buildings that people love to hate, except for architects…we love them. They're just so unique, so let's hold on and celebrate it. They are socially progressive, they’re formally progressive, but they also have problems… they’re not energy efficient. So, I like to invent a story when you approach reuse. We started calling it "The Life of Pi" because it looks like a Pi symbol, and we tried to make the pi symbol more relevant in this next iteration. I think it's a worthwhile endeavour.

TC: You’ve expressed concern about the impact tall buildings have on birds.

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JG: In one of my first projects, I looked at how to reduce bird strikes on building glass, and it’s become an issue that I've been drilling down into.

Toronto and Chicago are on waterways and are really susceptible to bird strikes during migration.

As architects, we need to work with clients and cities to address this thing that’s problematic for the ecosystem. It's about reducing reflectivity, or below 50 feet - where the trees are and where you get a lot of strikes - using fritted glass and railings that are not just made of glass.

TC: What unique features stood out to you about the site at One Delisle?

JG: It was the presence of older buildings and the one facade that we really wanted to keep in the project and relate to. There was the aspect of it being a very connected intersection with transportation, so that we could bring more density. We also looked at the ravine landscape, as an inspiration, and explored that. It's a good site and a very good candidate for a tall building.

TC: How did you decide on the shape?

JG: We were working on the project in Hamburg, and Hamburg has a climate that's beautiful when it’s beautiful, and cold when it's cold, not unlike here. And they have these beach chairs that you can modify to protect from the wind. That was kind of the inspiration…could we make a building that can protect from winds but also create different types of balconies and outdoor spaces. I think it's a good model to try to do even more of…how can you modify your buildings for climate and comfort on the outside?

There's a lot of buildings that have balconies, but we were thinking about sightlines, seeing your neighbours,

one delisle, toronto, on, canada — from yonge street. image credit: norm li & slate courtesy studio gang

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and modifying the climate so it's comfortable. For the benefit of the people living there, how could they enjoy outside for longer period of time over the seasons.

TC: What inclusions are you bringing to One Delisle that we haven’t seen previously in a Toronto building?

JG: We're bringing balconies, differences between units, different orientations, a building that has animation to it when you look at it from afar. And, how it touches the ground. It’s bringing this public space, the new park, and human scale to the streetscape.

These things have maybe happened before, but this really brings them all together into one project, that's more than just the building…it's about how it knits into the city.

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By Jordan Z. Adler Toronto’s Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA), now in its 24th year, is not just a space to experience boundary-shifting creativity. Its current home, the bottom floors of the Tower Automotive Building, is beginning to resemble a work of art itself.

A new, steel, sky-blue installation entitled “Mashrabiya,” made by Tehran-born, Toronto-based artist Ghazaleh Avarzamani, now juts out from the museum’s walls. The name refers to a work of architecture common within traditional Islam, an oriel window that helps to stream air into the space.

The mashrabiya is a tool for privacy as well, shielding women from public view while allowing them to see activity outside. Depending on which side of the installation one stands, you are either the observed or the observer.

“The owners of the building have acquired that piece,” says November Paynter, MOCA Toronto’s artistic director, on this new addition to public art in the city.

“It is now available to see indefinitely on the façade.”

Avarzamani’s work reflects the globality of the city where it is exhibited. But the presence of “Mashrabiya” is not the only way that MOCA Toronto is reframing its purposes as a museum.

The building’s south stairwell acts as a concrete connector of exhibits. The passageway also exists as a kind of studio space for Toronto artists who work with sound design. The sonic rhythms in the stairwell serve to transform this industrial walkway into its own kind of hypnotic environment.

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shirin neshat land of dreams, 2019 110 photographs, not all shown in documentation dimensions vary copyright shirin neshat. courtesy the artist, gladstone gallery, new york and brussels, and courtesy goodman gallery, johannesburg, cape town and london. installation view, moca toronto photo: toni hafkenscheid

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jeffrey gibson. i am your relative, 2022. i am your relative is co-commissioned by moca and the toronto biennial of art (tba) @torontobiennial. courtesy of jeffrey gibson studio, kavi gupta gallery, roberts projects, sikkema jenkins & co., and stephen friedman gallery. installation views, moca toronto. photo: toni hafkenscheid

Sound-based artist Debashis Sinha, a secondgeneration South Asian Canadian, is currently bringing the melodies and textures of Kolkata, India into the stairwell. What makes the audio so evocative and unusual for those who listen is the way these spiritual sounds have been partially determined by machine-learning algorithms and AI. The artists that were commissioned to create sounds for this setting are all Toronto-based. Sinha’s recordings can be heard vibrating through the building until July 31.

When MOCA moved to the new space in 2018, the shift also coincided with a name change: the former Museum of Contemporary Canadian Art (or MOCCA) excised the word “Canadian.”

“You can feel the history of the building,” Paynter says of this multi-storey art space. “The way people are mixing the sound in the space, you kind of move up through the soundwaves. I think it’s quite a beautiful, uplifting experience.”

For instance, one of this season’s exhibits, the first solo Canadian show from Felix Gonzalez-Torres, is entitled “Summer.” But the show is not static…as the temperatures warm in Toronto, the pieces will rearrange. The show’s title also changes, appropriately, to “Winter.” “I feel that Felix’s work is just so generous, the way it somehow embraces you and allows you to imagine how your everyday environment can hold so much potential and speak to so many complex ideas,” Paynter says. “[The exhibition] embraces people, I

The Tower Automotive Building, MOCA Toronto’s current headquarters in the Lower Junction, was once considered the tallest high-rise in Toronto when it opened in 1919.

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Nevertheless, there is still plenty of arresting work by the country’s best artists on display. The decades-old industrial building also offers artists a wealth of flexibility. Part of the fun of working in this building, Paynter says, is its ability to adjust the audience’s expectations.

think, and brings them into the conversation.” It’s that attention to experiencing art in new ways that helps MOCA attract repeat visitors.

“With [Gonzalez-Torres’s] show in particular, [curators] are spending a lot of time navigating and talking about the work with people coming into the space,” Paynter says. “On a personal level, it feels so good to see people back and engaging with any kind of cultural expression.”

Ever since its genesis as a not-for-profit space in 1999, MOCA Toronto has found much acclaim as a launching pad and experimental venue for local and Canadian artists. For more than two decades, the museum has shown works by more than 1,000 artists.

maria qamar @hatecopy kabhi dard kabhi disco, 2022 aluminum lenticular artwork installation view, moca toronto photo: toni hafkenscheid

In its first decades, the museum included many exclusive works of fine art, filmmaking, and photography.

In 2010, the museum even collaborated with the National Gallery of Canada (NGC) to co-curate that gallery’s extensive repository of contemporary art, among other programs.

One of those innovators whose work was featured in a co-presentation between MOCA and the NGC was Thomas Demand. The German sculptor and photographer also has a MOCA show planned for the near future.

Also on the horizon are shows from Kapwani Kiwanga, from Hamilton, Ontario. Kiwanga, a multidisciplinary artist whose work explores the histories of Africa and the African diaspora, won the prestigious Marcel Duchamp Prize in 2020.

Another Canadian poised to create conversation in future seasons is Montreal’s Kelly Jazvac, who focuses on a sustainable visual art and practice. This dual interest in the artistic and the scientific invites a repurposing of existing work.

Apart from these national treasures, MOCA Toronto’s staff is also working to expand its curated repertoire to include more works from non-Canadians. Part of that re-branding is meant to shift MOCA to its desire of being more than simply a local museum, but an international destination.

felix gonzalez-torres @felixgonzalez-torresfoundation "untitled" (shield) 1990 c-print jigsaw puzzle in plastic bag 7 1/2 x 9 1/2 inches edition of 3, 1 ap © felix gonzalez-torres courtesy of the felix gonzalez-torres foundation installed in summer. moca toronto. march 10 – july 31, 2022. cur. rui mateus amaral. photo: toni hafkenscheid.

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shirin neshat, roja, 2016. single-channel black and white. video/audio installation. duration: 15 minutes, 20 seconds. edition of 6 + 1 ap. copyright shirin neshat. courtesy the artist, gladstone gallery, new york and brussels, and courtesy goodman gallery, johannesburg, cape town and london. installation view, moca toronto photo: toni hafkenscheid

“We actually had somebody who mentioned to us the other day, they had come all the way from L.A. just to see the exhibitions,” Paynter tells The Collection. “It’s amazing. They routed their flight through Toronto so they could see it.”

His work – posters, stickers, paintings, beadwork – is also flooded with saturated colours, foregrounding aesthetics, materials, and messages of Indigeneity.

The art exists on 15 movable platforms, and those attending the exhibition can even sit on them.

Among the recent shows luring out-of-towners are exhibitions by filmmaker and photographer Shirin Neshat, and interdisciplinary artist Jeffrey Gibson. In Neshat’s show, she attempts to capture portraits of exile among new arrivals in the United States and Muslim women in Iran. For the former series, the media-maker photographed more than 100 people from New Mexico, searching for evocative portraits that could reveal something about their dreams.

“We have a lot of programming that is participatory to some extent,” Paynter says. “[For Gibson’s exhibition], we worked with a local publisher in a local bookstore to include 100 books by authors for children within the space.”

Meanwhile, Gibson focuses on the histories of various Indigenous cultures in the United States but brings this subject into the contemporary with flair.

Neshat, Gibson, and Gonzalez-Torres’ exhibitions all run until July 31.

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SO N OF ELSE WHE RE IN CONVERSATION WITH ELAMIN ABDELMAHMOUD Canada is a land of immigrants, but for those who choose a new life in the Great White North, the journey doesn’t end at the border. Culture writer and CBC personality, Elamin Abdelmahmoud, arrived at age 12 f rom Sudan. He spent his teenage years navigating race, language and religion, and discovering surprising and unexpected ways that connections can be found.

From professional wrestling super fandom and nu metal bands to traveling the endlessly unfurling Highway 401, Elamin shares his immigrant experience in a remarkable new collection of essays, Son of Elsewhere. With humour and intellect, the pages reveal how we pick and choose f rom our experience and environment to ultimately def ine the person we become.

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The Collection: The memoir is titled, Son of Elsewhere. Where did that come from?

TC: You write that you ‘face an uncomfortable fact,’ that you love America. What do you mean?

Elamin Abdelmahmoud: I was born in Sudan but moved to Canada when I was 12. Moving to Canada, and specifically to Kingston, meant coming to a place where I was suddenly around people who didn't look like me, and I had to figure out my relationship to my new home in that context. One of the things I did, because I was 12, was try my best to disappear within certain aspects of my personality…not to highlight my blackness, not to highlight my immigrant-ness, not to highlight that I'm Muslim, in order to blend in. This idea, Son of Elsewhere, came when I wanted to return to what it meant for me to pretend those identities didn't exist. I don't feel at home in Sudan, I don't feel at home in Canada. Elsewhere is an attempt to claim that space in the middle.

EA: America used to be a threat that loomed all the time. At the same time, I have very strong memories of family and neighbours talking with reverence when someone they knew got their green card.

When I was ten years old, America bombed the AlShifa pharmaceutical factory in Sudan. They said it made chemical weapons. There's no evidence that is true…there’s plenty of evidence that it was an aspirin factory, and a factory that made medicine that Sudan needed to fight malaria. I’m also a pop-culture writer.

For a living, I write about American art. So, there's always been these contrasts for me between the roles that America has ended up playing in my life.

TC: The book reads as part memoir, part history lesson. Why did you take this approach?

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EA: I wanted to grapple with the history of myself. I grew up in a place where I didn't have to think about my skin colour and so I didn't become ‘black’ until I came to Canada. At the same time, I come from a place that has a long history of discrimination against darker skinned people. People who are my skin colour have it quite easy comparatively because there's quite a bit of discrimination against people who are darker skinned in Sudan. So, this has a longer history than me running away from blackness in Canada. In fact, we can trace it to the history of colonialism.

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TC: Do you think the discovery of Western music is an important part of the immigrant experience?

EA: I think it's one of the most significant doorways that you can open as a newcomer. I remember sitting with a pen and paper trying to understand why this lady is singing about wanting to be like a bird. Trying to not only understand what they're saying, but why this is the thing that's popular right now. For me, music has been a very significant key. It opened a lot of doors. I have a lot of gratitude for music for just being one of the crucial ways that I began to understand the new place I was living in.

TC: You write about the band Disturbed and seeing yourself in their songs. I would imagine

that being central to an immigrant’s belief that they belong.

EA: If you’re open to it…but with Disturbed, it wasn't that I naturally saw myself in it, at first, it was horrifying. This guy is singing about fighting with his parents. I didn't even know you were allowed to sing about this stuff. But you have to be open to the connection. Not everyone is. It’s also natural to arrive to this country and pull harder towards your roots.

TC: You've said that you want your daughter’s name to be “a burden to her.” Can you elaborate?

EA: Her name is heavy and long, it's my last name, and it's going to be something that she has to learn to memorize. She's only five, she knows how to spell her first name, but her last name is going to take time.

Because she's born in a place like Canada, and her mother is not Muslim, her mother is a white woman from Hamilton, she is going to be reminded by her last name that a part of her doesn't come from here.

One day, she'll have to sort out her relationship to her last name and that will open the door for us to have deeper conversations.

on genre, radio formats are based on genre, and it's doing us a disservice because we would like elements of a different genre if you could just be exposed to them. I think of Mustaffa the Poet…he shows up to interviews and people assume he’s a hip hop artist and he says, “No, I'm folk, I have more in common with Bob Dylan.”

TC: Who's making your favourite music today?

EA: Brandi Carlile. She does folk and country, different roots music, rock ‘n roll. Incredible songwriting and an incredible voice.

TC: Are you suprised at all by your affinity for country music?

EA: Not anymore. When I really listened to country music, I saw similarities between it and Sudanese music, in terms of its fidelity to place, its fidelity to geography, its fidelity to describing the kind of people that you are.

TC: Should there be genre in music?

AD: I would flip that question to say what does genre serve? What do we get out of these borders?

Probably very little aside from financial incentive.

Genre is increasingly an idea of very limited use that really doesn't serve us well. Awards are based

TC: Is streaming helping to break down that barrier?

EA: With streaming, the discoverability is so easy.

It's easy for someone to say, ‘I don't know what kind of music this is, and I don't care.’ If it can find its audience, that's the important thing. I grew up in an era where young people categorized themselves in school based on music. That doesn't exist anymore.

That's a deeply outdated idea for young people today.

TC: Is streaming good for the industry?

EA: If artists could be paid more, it would be the best thing ever. The promise of streaming was that this was going to be a way for artists to get a meaningful income as audiences find them. Instead, what’s happened is what always happens…record companies figured out how to centralize power and kept it to themselves. Suddenly this thing that was supposed to democratize an art form has become something really limiting.

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TC: The system seems skewed to streaming… new cars and laptops aren’t even made with CD players.

EA: And you are beholden to the quality of the upload. That is an unfortunate thing, and there have been plenty of artists struggling with this. Thank God for Neil Young.

TC: Well, his Pono project didn't materialize...

khartoum, sudan - skyline of the sudanese capital - downtown area, waterfront along the blue nile river. photo credit: istock

EA: No, it didn't, but there are options. Apple Music has slightly higher sound quality than Spotify. Tidal is around, and Tidal’s whole pitch is this highfidelity sound. Tidal isn’t in the picture in terms of competition, but they’re at least forcing the conversation around what kind of quality we’re willing to settle for.

TC: You grew up in Kingston, music is central to your life, but in your book there's not one mention of The Tragically Hip. EA: That's something I think about a lot because they played a significant role in my musical orientation.

Funny enough, this book wouldn't exist if I hadn't written an obituary for Gord Downie in BuzzFeed News. After I wrote that, my now-editor, Jared Bland, called and said, ‘have you ever thought about writing a book?’

TC: Where are you today? Are you still Elsewhere, or are you at home in Canada?

EA: This is as ‘at home’ as it's ever going to get. But I owe part of myself to another homeland and the calculus is, every day, how much should I be allotting to that. 10 percent? 25? 65? I think that's home.

Home is a sort of waking every day to be like ‘how Canadian, how Sudanese are we feeling?’ and then learning to live in the middle.

For more information on Elamin Abdelmahmoud, and his #1 National Bestseller, Son of Elsewhere, visit: https://www.penguinrandomhouse.ca

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How your home garden can help urban pollinators By Vicki Wojcik and Jordan Phelps

By now, most of us have learned about the plight of pollinators through the reporting of honeybee declines. While the honeybee is undoubtedly important, people are often surprised to learn that it is only one member of the diverse community of pollinating animals on earth. Even among bees, the honeybee is one of over 20,000 species, over 800 of which inhabit Canada in the city and suburbs, just like us. Whether you live in a single-family home, row home, or a condo, in the city centre or near open space, you can help all these bees and other pollinators.

People are also often surprised to learn that the vast majority of the world’s bees live a solitary life, nesting underground or in small cavities, rather than in a bustling social hive. When you think about it further, bees make their homes much in the same way we do. There are some bees that are looking for

open space (for them it’s soil or sand), while others prefer the condo lifestyle, looking for holes in wood or other taller vegetation to nest in.

Like us, bees also select their homes to be commuterfriendly and close to food. When we make those choices, we look at homes close to work or near shops and restaurants. A bee’s work is collecting pollen and nectar, and for them that local grocery store or great restaurant is a nice patch of native flowers.

When most of us think of protecting pollinators, supporting honeybees is the first thing that comes to mind. While the honeybee is critical to agriculture, it’s important to acknowledge that it is a domesticated species brought from Europe, and should be thought of as livestock rather than wildlife (cows, sheep, chickens, etc.).

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Honeybees are not considered to be a threatened species. On the other hand, there are other wild, native pollinator populations that our ecosystems depend upon, facing rapid and widespread declines, largely due to the effects of habitat loss, pesticide exposure, climate change, and disease. In fact, keeping urban honeybee colonies can even exacerbate the stresses faced by our native pollinator populations. If urban honeybee populations get too high, they may overcrowd our native pollinators and reduce food availability.

trees that provide bees and other pollinators with nectar and pollen — the critical food sources that they need to survive — and providing nesting spaces that solitary bees can call home. We need to build neighbourhoods for bees, just like we do for ourselves.

So, if keeping urban honeybee colonies isn’t the solution to protecting our pollinators, what is? The best thing that we can do to support all pollinators, including native bees and honeybees, is to create habitat. This means planting perennials (plants that grow from year to year), shrubs and

They have evolved with native pollinators to provide valuable pollen and nectar resources, and to thrive in your climate without the need for excessive watering and chemical inputs. For plant suggestions, check out Pollinator Partnership Canada’s ecoregional planting guides.

Here are some simple guidelines that you can use to create your own pollinator-friendly landscape at home:

1 Prioritize plants that are native to your region.

Leafcutter Bee with Goldenrod

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Digger Bee Flying with Wild Bergamot

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2 Incorporate a range of plants that provide food 5 Leave hollow stems and bare soil patches as for pollinators from spring to fall. Early Spring and late Fall can be difficult times for pollinators to find blooming plants, despite being critical periods in many pollinators’ lifecycles. For example, many bumble bee species emerge from hibernation in early Spring and produce new queens in late Fall. Aim to have at least three plants blooming all year.

3 Include pollinator host plants. Many pollinators

nesting space. While honeybees live in hives, the vast majority of bee species (>90%) nest underground or in hollow stems.

6 Leave the leaves in your garden over winter. Many pollinating insects lay eggs or hibernate beneath leaves, so removing leaves from the environment can reduce pollinator populations.

have evolved specialized relationships with particular plant species, and depend on them as a source of food and a place to lay eggs. A well-known example of this is the reliance of monarch butterflies on milkweed.

7 Provide a water source. Like most animals,

4 Avoid insecticides. Insecticides can harm

But what if you live in a condo? While it’s true there is a maximum height that bees will fly for their food, a mid-rise balcony can be a wonderful spot for a bee

pollinators when touched or ingested through the nectar and pollen of exposed plants.

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pollinators require water. Integrate a water source that allows pollinators to drink without drowning, such as a shallow water dish filled with rocks as landing sites.

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garden. You can pick plants that grow well in containers and follow the same guidelines for home gardeners. And who knows…you might also see bees nesting in the soil of your planter.

You can also engage your Home Owners Association in making sure that the gardens and planters that are landscaping your building are better for the bees. Help get native plants into the gardening plan, and make sure that your building isn’t using harmful insecticides. Work with your HOA on the landscape maintenance plan, and leave some habitat for nesting.

Vicki Wojcik is the Director of Pollinator Partnership Canada, a registered charity dedicated to supporting pollinators, plants, and their ecosystems so that we can build a better future. To learn about planting for pollinators, how farming can be more BeeFriendly, or how you can help, visit: www. pollinatorpartnership.ca

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By following these guidelines to create pollinator-friendly landscapes at home, you will be making a meaningful difference for all pollinators. Over 85% of flowering plants are animal-pollinated – meaning that most flowering plants on earth rely on pollinators to reproduce. Most of our commonly grown crops also depend on or benefit from pollinators, and this accounts for a third of our diet. So, when we think about making our home a wonderful place to live, let’s think about making a wonderful home for the bees and other pollinators.

Jordan Phelps is the Program Manager at Bee City Canada Program, a program that focuses on helping municipalities make better choices for bees and other pollinators. There are currently 62 Bee Cities in Canada, including many in the GTA, have a look and see if you live in a Bee City: www.beecitycanada.org

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CELEBRATING CANADA'S NATIONAL COCKTAIL

By Aaron Harowitz & Zack Silverman

Zack Silverman. Photography by Tanya Pilgrim. by arrangement with the Publisher. All rights reserved.

In the fall of 2013, we spent our life savings producing our first batch of Walter Caesar mix, with the idea of trying to reinvent Canada’s national cocktail. We knew Canadians love Caesars, and that Caesar culture in Canada runs deep. We also recognized that Canadians had only one option for Caesar mix on the market, and that we had an opportunity to do something different — offer Canadians a premium, all-natural mix made here in Canada. We named it in honour of Walter Chell, who invented the Caesar in Calgary in 1969.

Our company now sells enough Walter Craft Caesar mix in a year to make more than 6 million craft Caesars. We’ve travelled the country talking Caesars, learning about Caesars, meeting people who serve Caesars, seeing people push the boundaries of what a Caesar is and can be, and of course, making and consuming many thousands of Caesars (some better than others).

When we started Walter Caesar, we recognized that we were walking on hallowed ground. We were trying to reimagine a drink that is so much more than a drink: it’s part of our national heritage. But the Caesar’s more than just the most popular cocktail in Canada (roughly 400 million are consumed each year), it also ranks among the country’s most iconic and recognizable symbols. In a 2007 CBC series on great Canadian inventions, the Caesar placed 13th; not as high as insulin or the telephone, but higher than the Canadarm, basketball, and the snowmobile.

So, how did this come to be? It was 1969…a year for wild innovations, unexpected upheavals, and bold leaps forward. Led Zeppelin released their first album, the film Easy Rider roared into the theatres, and roughly 400,000 people travelled to a dairy farm near Woodstock, NY, for a music festival.

In Canada, Trudeaumania (father, not son) was in full swing, the Montreal Expos played their first game, and John Lennon and Yoko Ono recorded “Give Peace a Chance.”

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lounge of the Calgary Inn. Unbeknownst to him, he was about to secure a spot in the history books.

The owners of the Inn had asked Walter, their food and beverage manager, to create a signature drink to celebrate the opening of the hotel’s new Italian restaurant. The request got him thinking about spaghetti alle vongole, his favourite meal from years living in Italy, and wondering if he could recreate its flavours in a cocktail. He cooked clams and strained tomatoes, adding and subtracting ingredients until he found the perfect combination.

Behind the bar in the dimly lit Owl’s Nest, Walter got ready to serve his new cocktail. He poured some celery salt on a plate, rubbed the rim of a highball glass with some lime, and rolled the rim into the salt before placing a couple of ice cubes in the glass. In a cocktail shaker, he combined his house-made mix of clam juice and tomato juice with a shot of vodka, four dashes of Worcestershire sauce, pepper, and what he later says was his “secret ingredient”…a dash of oregano. He filled the shaker with ice, stirred the mix gently with a bar spoon, and strained the drink into the glass. He garnished the cocktail with a wedge of fresh lime and a celery stick, and served it for the first time. The price was $1.80. (continued on next page).

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New York’s Long Island on the East Coast is famous for its iconic tea, which contains exactly zero tea but almost all the spirits in the world. As an homage to that arguably illconceived but highly effective cocktail, we offer a Vancouver Island version, which also happens to contain zero tea. These should not be consumed unsupervised.

SERVES 1

GLASSWARE 1 Collins glass

GARNISH 1 cherry tomato 1 lemon wedge

COCKTAIL ½ oz (15 ml) white rum ½ oz (15 ml) tequila blanco ½ oz (15 ml) triple sec ½ oz (15 ml) gin ½ oz (15 ml) vodka 6 oz (180 ml) Caesar mix, Classic ½ oz (15 ml) lemon juice

METHOD

1/ Skewer the cherry tomato and lemon wedge on a sword pick.

2/

Pour the rum, tequila, triple sec, gin, vodka, Caesar mix, and lemon juice into a cocktail shaker (or other mixing vessel). Fill the shaker with ice to just above the top of the liquid and stir with a bar spoon until the outside of the shaker is very cold to the touch.

3/ Fill the glass three-quarters full with fresh cubed ice. Strain the contents of the shaker into the glass and top with additional ice, if desired. Garnish with the sword pick.

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In the 50 years since, the Caesar, relatively unchanged, has become our national cocktail, and ranks among the country’s most iconic food-and-beverage items.

But how did it happen? Admittedly, it’s an unusual combination. Tomato juice, clam juice, and vodka. It’s not an obvious hit….and yet, it is.

Our theory: As the Caesar started to gain recognition, people started to sense that the drink was something that bound us — and only us — together. We started to see the Caesar as one more peculiarly Canadian phenomenon, something that we cared about in the same way we might care about things like junior hockey or curling, far more deeply than people anywhere else do. We started to enjoy our Caesars just a little more with the knowledge that drinking one in our hometown bar somehow connected us to all sorts of strangers across Canada.

Canada is huge and varied and always changing. So it’s all the more amazing that we should have this one drink that unites us all. And if the Caesar is our beloved national secret, we’re happy for it to stay that way.

Aaron Harowitz & Zack Silverman are the co-founders of Walter Craft Caesar.

Their book, Caesar Country, is available for sale wherever books are sold.

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437 CRAWFORD ST | PALMERSTON-LITTLE ITALY

FOR SALE

Well maintained 2.5 storey, 5 bedroom family home awaiting your personal touch! Potential for 4 kitchens and multi-family home! Premium 25 foot wide lot with endless possibilities to live in or renovate. High ceilings, front pad & driveway parking, original charm, separate entrance to basement and conveniently located steps to College St shops, restaurants and cafes. Close proximity to TTC, parks and schools.

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813-17 ZORRA ST LISTED AT $688,000

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3802-16 YONGE ST LISTED AT $1,488,000

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708-5785 YONGE ST LISTED AT $699,000

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46 BASSIE GATE LISTED AT $1,998,000

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31 DANIEL REAMAN CRES LISTED AT $1,088,000

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42 HALLMARK CT LISTED AT $1,798,000

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$1,710,000

Bay Street Corridor 1613-44 ST JOSEPH ST 700 + sf, 1 + 1. Den wall removed for larger living/dining space.

Bay Street Corridor 2009-20 EDWARD ST Absolute luxurious living lifestyle! Stunning brand new never lived in assignment sale.

Bay Street Corridor 504-8 SULTAN ST Rarely available boutique low rise condo with only 25 suites in Yorkville.

*Loree Meneguzzi

*Jamie Erlick *Shan Cheema

*Ira Jelinek

$12,998,000

$678,000

$879,000

Bay Street Corridor 26A-1 ST THOMAS ST Coveted address in the heart of the city.

Private elevator to 5,702 sf.

Little Portugal 403-8 DOVERCOURT RD Masterfully designed 1-bed suite in heart of Queen West in boutique art building!

Niagara 707-7 SHANK ST Fabulous condo townhouse in the heart of King West on quiet residential street.

**Elise Kalles

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

**Michele Rosen

$999,999

$1,049,000

$1,150,000

Niagara 315-954 KING ST W Spectacular 2-storey 2 bedroom loft in sought after King West Village.

Niagara 1015-85 EAST LIBERTY ST Rarely offered corner unit with over 1151 square feet of bright living space.

Niagara PH19-89 NIAGARA ST Assignment sale WEST (Aspen Ridge Homes) 2 bed, 2 bath penthouse corner suite.

*Adam Weiner

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

**Soyoun Kim

$1,599,999

$579,900

$839,000

Palmerston-Little Italy 437 CRAWFORD ST Well maintained 2.5 storey, 5 bed family home awaiting your personal touch!

Waterfront Communities 306-39 BRANT ST 1 bed, 1 bath suite. Beautiful, modern kitchen, expansive living & dining room.

Waterfront Communities 1213-438 KING ST W 1 bed + den. Open concept living & dining room, south-facing outdoor balcony.

*Adam Feldman *Carolyn Feldman

**Michael Sotoadeh *Kayla Donato

**Ronit Barzilay

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$1,125,000

*Sales Representative **Broker

$690,000

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$978,000

$1,250,000

$1,288,000

Waterfront Communities 305-560 KING ST W Bright, spacious corner, 2 bed unit offers a gorgeous view of the city. Hardwood flrs.

Waterfront Communities 4408-65 BREMNER BLVD High floor, 2 bed + den corner suite with open concept kitchen, ss appliances.

Waterfront Communities 2403-8 CHARLOTTE ST Rarely available 970 sf corner luxury suite in the heart of the Entertainment District.

**Alecia Charny

**Erik Paige *Zack Fenwick

*Kristopher Burnett-Ackerman *Ed Abdou

$1,299,000

$1,460,000

$849,000

Waterfront Communities 1110-168 SIMCOE ST 2 bedroom plus den. Den has built-in Murphy bed for additional accommodation.

Waterfront communities 1709-35 MARINER TERR Desirable SE corner suite w/unobstructed panoramic views. 1220 sf + 58 sf balcony.

Annex 1908-188 CUMBERLAND ST Tastefully furnished suite! Elegantly designed with top quality finishings.

**Shiva Felizadeh

**Kwang Sik Choi

**Soyoun Kim

$915,000

$947,000

$1,349,000

Annex 3909-1 YORKVILLE AVE Stunning & refined 1 bed + den unit offers unobstructed sunny & clear east views.

Annex 510-88 CUMBERLAND ST Great 1+1 floor plan in the heart of Yorkville.

Spectacular amenities.

Annex 407-151 AVENUE RD 2 bed + den, 2 full baths. 927 sf interior plus 172 sf balcony.

*Claire Oh *Reza Ipchilar

*John R. Fortney

*Sarah Collins

$1,375,000

$1,449,000

$4,599,000

Annex 2613-155 YORKVILLE AVE Bright, 2 bed, 2 bath, luxury suite in one of the most iconic addresses in Yorkville.

Annex 5508-1 YORKVILLE AVE 3 Bed & 2 bath with 10 ft ceilings and upgraded finishes!

Annex 100-113 DUPONT ST Spectacular open concept 4300+ sf condo in a boutique seven-unit building

*Lea Barclay

*Rachel Sekler

*Sarah Collins

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$7,149,000

Annex 43 BERNARD AVE Victorian home. Heritage charm and refined elegance. Interior design by Kate Zeidler.

Annex 109 SCOLLARD ST Red brick townhome features superb finishes & meticulous attention to details.

Annex 6A-36 HAZELTON AVE One of only 19 units. Live in comfort & entertain in style with bespoke interiors.

**Elise Kalles *Jordan Buchbinder

**Elise Kalles *Zack Fenwick

*Robert Greenberg *Andre Kutyan

$9,680,000

$9,000/mo

$1,785,000

Annex 1501-206 BLOOR ST W Celebrated boutique condo. Direct elevator to full-floor suite. 4276 sf south terrace.

Annex 39 MADISON AVE - MAIN HOUSE 2022 reno! 2nd floor, 3 bedrooms + office/ nursery, 4 bathrooms, 2 car parking.

Casa Loma 803-150 HEATH ST W Desirable boutique building. Guest bedroom or den + office, renovated kitchen & baths.

**Elise S. Kalles *Zack Fenwick

*Cheryl Graff *Samantha Graff

*Cheryl Graff *Samantha Graff

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$6,988,000

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$4,998,000

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88 CUMBERLAND ST #510 — $989,000 Spacious 1 bed plus den in the beautiful new Minto Yorkville Park. Desirable location in the heart of Yorkville.

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www.johnrfortney.ca 278 BLOOR ST E #404 — listed at $1,600,000

“TRANQUILITY VILLA” — $995,000 US

Beautifully and tastefully renovated suite in Toronto’s best kept luxury secret! Rosedale Glen, nestled into the Rosedale ravine yet steps to Bloor & Yonge.

Breathtaking views! 6 bed, 5 bath two-storey villa is just a minute from the beach and from “Soup Bowl,” one of the best surfing destinations in the world.

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Available For Sale 211 - 35 Merton Street Davisville Village $749,900 Renovated 971 Sq Ft, 2 Bedroom With Home Office, Garage, Balcony & 2 Lockers. Few Minutes Walk To Davisville Subway Station, Yonge Line, & The 5.6 Mile Kay Gardner & York Beltline Walking/ Cycling Pathway Is Just Outside The Back Door.

Move Right In To A Very Comfortable Southwest Corner Apartment In A Convenient Location With A Garage Parking Space & 2 Lockers. Half Way Between Eglinton & St Clair Shopping Districts.

17B Relmar Road Forest Hill South $2,680,000 Just When You Thought You Would Never Find That Special Home, At A Good Price, Along Comes 17B Relmar Rd On The Park, On A Quiet Cul-De-Sac In The Heart Of Forest Hill Village.

It’s Just A Few Minutes Walk To The Subway, Many Shops & Cafes, And The 10 Tennis Courts Of Winston Churchill Park. Near BSS, UCC And Forest Hill Schools.

There Is No Substitute For Professional Experience.

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$3,395,000

Yonge-St Clair 31 ALCORN AVE Stunning Victorian 3 bedroom end unit townhome at Yonge & Summerhill.

Forest Hill South 17B RELMAR RD Facing a park, on a quiet cul-de-sac. 2 car parking. Near St. Clair West subway.

Forest Hill South 37 DUNCANNON DR A huge lot to build your dream home in one of Toronto’s most desirable neighbourhoods.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

**Jeffrey Joseph *Irene Joseph

*Evan Budd

$7,680,000

$9,695,000

$3,250,000

Forest Hill South 11 DEWBOURNE AVE Classic centre hall with refined & elegant comfort. Impeccable details.

Forest Hill South 253 DUNVEGAN RD Huge private 70' x 172' lot. 6 bed, 9 bath.

Beautifully proportioned principal rooms.

Humewood-Cedarvale 450 ARLINGTON AVE 4.7% cap! One-of-a-kind multiplex. Solid built brick building. 7 units.

**Elise Kalles **Vicky Zou

*Peter Gall

*Errol Paulicpulle *Mona Fatima Badi

$4,799,900

$1,299,000

$5,295,000

Humewood-Cedarvale 9 HUMEWOOD DR 6 huge 2-bed units with fireplaces & balconies, hardwood floors, tons of charm!

Oakwood-Vaughan 7 HANSON RD Spacious 3+1 bedroom. 2 fireplaces. Walk out to deck. High ceilings.

Yonge-Eglinton 307 ORIOLE PKWY Landmark house in Chaplin Estates 5 bdrm, 6 bath, 2 fam rm, grmt kit, gym, 6 car pkg.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Mona Fatima Badi

*Stephen Klus

*Sacha Hayward

$3,395,000

$3,598,000

$3,750,000

Bedford Park-Nortown 526 BEDFORD PARK AVE Beautiful 4+1 bedroom family home on rare large lot in prime Bedford Park.

Bedford Park-Nortown PH4-3900 YONGE ST Rarely offered penthouse approx 3235 sf southeast corner suite. Spectacular views.

Bedford Park-Nortown 7 WEETWOOD ST 4000+ sf, 5 bedrooms, 5 bathroom home on cul-de-sac. Premium 50' x 147' lot.

*Marissa Leiderman

**Elise Kalles *Natalie Kopman

*Susan Young

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$2,680,000

*Sales Representative **Broker

$2,150,000

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c04 | CENTRAL *Sales Representative **Broker

$4,295,000

$4,395,000

$4,995,000

Bedford Park-Nortown 35 BURNCREST DR Spectacular 2-storey custom-built executive home! Attention to detail!

Bedford Park-Nortown 211 CARMICHAEL AVE Stunning custom-built home with interior designs by Michael London.

Bedford Park-Nortown 399 CRANBROOKE AVE South lot 45' x 109' on dead-end cul-de-sac.

Zuccarini Homes. Tarion warranty.

*Adam Weiner

*Adam Weiner

*Chaim Talpalar

$5,595,000

$5,849,000

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Bedford Park-Nortown 575 BEDFORD PARK AVE State-of-the-art modern masterpiece with breathtaking interiors/superb craftmanship.

Bedford Park-Nortown 76 JOICEY BLVD Stunning designer finished home! Richard Wengle Design with fabulous flow & layout.

Bedford Park-Nortown 615-3900 YONGE ST 2 bed + 2 bath suite with a balcony & 644 sf terrace. 2 parking + 1 locker. 2254 sf.

*Robert Greenberg *Reza Ipchillar

*Sophia Biniaris

**Elise Stern

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DIAMOND CLUB AWARD

DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE AWARD 2015-2020

615-3900 YONGE ST | $2,095,000

FOR SALE • • • • •

2 bedrooms + 2 bathrooms 2,254 sq. ft.

221 sq. ft. balcony 644 sq. ft. terrace 2 parking spots + 1 locker

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Spacious 2 bedroom + 2 bathroom suite that overlooks the lush York Mills Valley in the Bedford Park-Nortown area. This unit features a large terrace and balcony that come complete with spectacular views of the surrounding foliage that make up the gorgeous valley. Its wellplanned layout provides privacy to the bedrooms while bringing openness to the other living areas. Amenities include 24-hour security/concierge, Indoor swimming pool, gym, visitor parking, and so much more! 2,254 sq.ft.

2 parking spots + 1 locker.

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1059 WEST BLACK LAKE RD | PRICE UPON REQUEST

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8 bedrooms + 6 bathrooms 24 acres with private bay Short-term rental 4-season lodge Close proximity to Gravenhurst and Port Carling

Enjoy the privacy and splendour of this fully renovated 4-season lodge situated on 24 acres in Muskoka.

Perfect for large family gatherings, this short-term rental has 8 bedrooms and 6 baths plus 30' ceilings and all the amenities. Bring your motorboat or ATV and take full advantage of everything the lake and property have to offer. Private bay perfect for swimming, and trails both on and off the property. Close to Gravenhurst and Port Carling with multiple restaurants and a brewery just down the road!

$5,395,000

Forest Hill North 612-660 EGLINTON AVE W Spacious 2 bed corner unit in well managed mid-century, co-ownership building.

Lawrence Park South 408-3018 YONGE ST Sophisticated and elegant boutique building in the heart of Lawrence Park.

Lawrence Park South 372 GLENCAIRN AVE Fully renovated and beautifully finished!

Huge 3-level extension.

*Adam Weiner *Mark Adelson

*Anita Evans

*Adam Weiner

$6,695,000

$7,750,000

$9,800,000

Lawrence Park South 365 LYTTON BLVD Custom built & designed by Marvel Homes and Robin Nadel Interior Design.

Lawrence Park South 163 CORTLEIGH BLVD Timeless red brick Georgian architecture with chic transitional interior design.

Lawrence Park South 94 CORTLEIGH BLVD Sprawling estate covers 1.8 acres on expansive ravine setting!

*Robert Greenberg *Reza Ipchillar

*Robert Greenberg *Andre Kutyan

*Adam Weiner

$1,385,000

$1,549,000

$1,549,000

Bathurst Manor 46 CLIFTON AVE A Bathurst Manor bungalow on a spectacular large 52' x 115' lot.

Clanton Park 112 ALLINGHAM GDNS Premium lot 8000 sq ft land, 200 ft deep lot.

Land value only.

Clanton Park 50 LAURELCREST AVE Premium lot 50 x 120 ft. Tall mature trees on rear property line. Land value only.

**Houman Amini *Elli Taghizadegan

**Barry Allen Klupt

**Barry Allen Klupt

$1,649,000

$1,699,000

$4,860,000

Lansing-Westgate 315 JOHNSTON AVE Bright open oversized 2+1 bedroom bungalow on premium south facing 65' lot.

Lansing-Westgate 203 JOHNSTON AVE Sunny, south facing 40' x 130' lot in prime Lansing -Westgate!

Lansing-Westgate 110 SANDRINGHAM DR Stately classic home sited on estate-sized lot.

Timeless elegance.

**Ronit Barzilay

*Jamie Erlick *Shan Cheema

**Elise Kalles *Zack Fenwick

c04-c07 | CENTRAL

$999,000

*Sales Representative **Broker

$599,000

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c07-c08 | CENTRAL *Sales Representative **Broker

$4,950/mo

$725,000

$1,179,000

Lansing-Westgate 168 FLORENCE AVE Bright spacious 3+ bedroom home. Generous principal rooms over 2700 sq ft.

Westminster-Branson 2009-10 TORRESDALE AVE Huge open concept living & dining area with a modern eat-in kitchen.

Willowdale West 502 ELLERSLIE AVE Directly across from Ellerslie Park, 3 large bdrms, 5 bthrms, upgraded ss appliances.

**Ronit Barzilay

**Zan Molko *Carol Molko

*Corinne Kalles

$3,800/mo

$2,595,000

$450,000

Willowdale West 3215-5162 YONGE ST Over 1000 sf 2+1 bedroom and 3 washroom condo in the heart of North York.

Cabbagetown-South St James Town 381 WELLESLEY ST E Stunning 3-storey Grand Victorian with rear addition in prime Cabbagetown.

Church-Yonge Corridor 2309-30 GLOUCESTER ST Use as pied-a-terre, principal residence or investment. Beautifully renovated.

**Houman Amini *Elli Taghizadegan

*David Harland *Francis McNamara

*Olga Schrage

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$3,100/mo

Church-Yonge Corridor 3701-210 VICTORIA ST Over 1,000 sq ft of living space, split bedroom floor plan, floor to ceiling windows.

Moss Park 16 SUMACH ST Well maintained end unit freehold townhome with 3 units. Easy to own/rent/manage!

North St James Town 2202-28 LINDEN ST Spacious 2 bed, 2 bath condo at luxurious James Cooper Mansion by Tridel.

*Heather Hartt

*Errol Paulicpulle *Mona Fatima Badi

**Houman Amini *Elli Taghizadegan

$648,000

$1,169,000

$895,000

North St James Town 601-500 SHERBOURNE ST Amazing views from this spacious 1 bed + den (den easily converted to 2nd bedroom).

Waterfront Communities 1302-1 SCOTT ST London on the Esplanade! Highly-coveted 2 + 1 bed, 2 bath corner suite.

Rosedale-Moore Park 210-1177 YONGE ST Approx 1100 sf. Great layout for entertaining.

Steps to subway, restaurants & shops.

**Alecia Charny

*Matthew Wise

*Sara Bross

$3,200,000

$3,499,000

$749,900

Rosedale-Moore Park 43 ALVIN AVE Inspiring open-ended opportunity to choose whether you live, work or invest.

Rosedale-Moore Park 299 GLEN RD Spacious 5 bedroom home located on familyfriendly street.

Mount Pleasant West 211-35 MERTON ST Subway — Corner reno’d 971 sf, 2 bedroom, separate kitchen/brk area, garage, 2 lockers.

**Zan Molko *Carol Molko

*Jamie Erlick *Shan Cheema

**Jeffrey Joseph *Irene Joseph

$959,500

$2,879,000

$4,395,000

Mount Pleasant West 1108-30 ROEHAMPTON AVE Split plan, 2 bed, 2 bath layout. 836 sq ft interior, with 120 sq ft balcony.

Mount Pleasant West 3403-5 SOUDAN AVE Elegant penthouse, 2+1 beds, 3 baths, 4 balconies with 10 ft ceilings + parking.

Leaside 64 KILLDEER CRES Rarely available newer construction family home in quiet enclave of North Leaside.

**Ferne Sherkin-Langer **Nina Castle

*Reza Ipchilar *Robert Greenberg

*Adam Weiner

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$1,499,900

*Sales Representative **Broker

$929,000

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c12-c13 | CENTRAL *Sales Representative **Broker

$2,755,000

$2,898,000

$5,250,000

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills 7B-1 CHEDINGTON PL The Chedington. Refined European style residence of beauty & elegance.

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills 18 BEAVERHALL DR Updated 4+1 bdrms, 60' x 120' lot, main flr family rm & office, private garden & pool.

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills 117 ARJAY CRES Grand 70' x 200' lot. Renovate or build your dream home.

*Dina Shoraka

*Cheryl Graff *Samantha Graff

*Geraldine Del Zotto *Karen Rosenberg

$5,688,000

$6,595,000

$7,000,000

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills 309-1 POST RD Overlooking beautiful ravine, private elevator to 4040 sf of luxurious elegance.

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills 176 VALLEY RD Stunning newly renovated home on a quiet tree lined street.

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills 1 COUNTRY LANE Attention builders, developers/investors.

Huge corner lot of 99.93 X 164.93 feet.

**Billy So *Mimi Yau

*Geraldine Del Zotto *Karen Rosenberg

*Karen Rosenberg *Geraldine Del Zotto

$7,000,000

$8,995,000

$1,159,000

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills 2445 BAYVIEW AVE Attention builders, developers/investors!

Prime lot in Bridle Path neighbourhood.

Bridle Path-Sunnybrook-York Mills 39 THE BRIDLE PATH Build your future estate home on a private and lush south lot near end of cul-de-sac.

St Andrew-Winfields 26 FARMSTEAD RD 3 bed, 4 bath family-friendly townhouse in this exclusive neighbourhood.

*Karen Rosenberg *Geraldine Del Zotto

**Elise Kalles *Zack Fenwick

*Brucyne Sud

$6,995,000

$7,699,000

$2,399,000

St Andrew-Winfields 19 YORK RIDGE RD Elegant manor home sitting on a 212.97' x 147.60' lot on a private cul-de-sac.

St Andrew-Winfields 25 TRUMAN RD Extra large private lot with a country club size stone pool with waterfall.

Banbury-Don Mills 43 BROADLEAF RD Spectacular bungalow backing onto Donalda Golf Course and ravine.

*Brucyne Sud

*Jamie Erlick *Shan Cheema

*Jamie Erlick *Shan Cheema

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Banbury-Don Mills 54 HURLINGHAM CRES Beautiful 2-story detached home on a prime 60' x 133.54' Lot.

Banbury-Don Mills 42 LARKFIELD DR Spectacular custom built home, superb interior design.

*Barbara Banks

*Jay Sharifi

**Mark Aliassa

$7,549,000

$8,995,000

$3,995,000

Banbury-Don Mills 15 BLAINE DR Superb custom-built home on a private street in prime York Mills.

Banbury-Don Mills 3 PURLING PL An extraordinary home by renowned architect Hariri Pontarini.

Newtonbrook East 8 FRIVICK CRT Contemporary custom home on a wide pieshaped lot.

*Adam Weiner

*Cheryl Graff *Samantha Graff

*Reza Ipchilar *Robert Greenberg

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Banbury-Don Mills 11 BRAMBLE DR Custom built home, extensively renovated, prime 70 ft lot!

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DIRECTOR’S CIRCLE AWARD 31 FOUNDRY AVE, #21 | TORONTO

15277 YONGE ST, #511 | AURORA

DIRECT 416.884.1442 | OFFICE 416.441.2888 | EVELYNROBERTS.CA SUMMER 2022 | 63

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$460,000

$629,800

$2,249,000

Willowdale East 538-3 EVERSON DR Corner unit townhouse, underground parking, locker and more.

Bayview Village 404-19 BARBERRY PL 1 bedroom + 1 bath suite. Open concept living, dining & kitchen.

Bayview Village 51 MILLGATE CRES Spacious 52 x 119 ft lot. Perfect for builders or end users.

**Ronit Barzilay

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo **Romeila Son

*Jamie Erlick *Shan Cheema

$2,400,000

$3,169,000

$4,298,000

Bayview Village 138 CITATION DR Hidden gem not to be missed! Premium 63.97 frontage.

Bayview Village 16 HEATHVIEW AVE Massive 68 x 163 ft lot. Build your dream home, renovate or enjoy.

Bayview Village 42 HEATHVIEW AVE Four bedroom home on ravine property with mature trees.

*Anita Evans

*Jamie Erlick *Shan Cheema

**Caroline Bokar

$1,499,000

$625,000

$1,198,000

Crescent Town 117 DAWES RD Tastefully renovated 4+1 bedroom home.

Private entertainer's backyard.

Dorset Park 306-301 PRUDENTIAL DR High ceiling south exposure extra large unit condo. Upgraded kitchen & washrooms.

Dorset Park 105 WYE VALLEY RD Renovated high-income bungalow in Dorset Park. 3+3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

*KK Azimisadjadi *Sisi Morshedi

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo **Romeila Son

$1,999,000

$4,788,000

$579,900

East York 510 DONLANDS AVE 45 x 110 ft custom-built home. Over 3000 sf of living space.

Guildwood 481 GUILDWOOD PKWY Rare waterfront bliss w/ striking lake views.

A spa inspired, contemporary sanctuary.

Kennedy Park 419-3560 ST CLAIR AVE E Spacious 1 bedroom + 1 bath townhome.

Combined living & dining, hardwood floors.

*Meni Moskowski

*Stephanie Toufexis *Stefan Stepien

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo **Romeila Son

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$899,000

$1,579,000

O'Connor-Parkview 2901 ST CLAIR AVE E 4% cap rate on a renovated building. 12 unit purpose built apartment building.

Oakridge 40 MEDFORD AVE Recently painted, cleaned and landscaped.

Perfect for first time buyer or investment.

South Riverdale 78 HAMILTON ST Three-story Victorian. 3 bedrooms, his/her closets & west-facing rooftop deck.

*Errol Paulicpulle *Mona Fatima Badi

*Zack Fenwick **Erik Paige

*Mark Adelson *Brandon Weiss

$599,000

$2,145,000

$899,000

Wexford-Maryvale 1007-2150 LAWRENCE AVE E Fabulous 1 + 1 with 2 full baths, balcony, open concept condo, parking/locker.

Woodbine-Lumsden 7 BRACEBRIDGE AVE 50' x 100' lot w/ severance in hand for 2 lots (25' x 100'each). Available w/ plans & permits.

Clarkson 2427 YEOVIL RD Cozy semi-detached bungalow in familyfriendly neighbourhood. 2 + 2 bed, 2 baths.

*Kimberley Thorne

*Ed Abdou

*Serena Holmes

138 CITATION DRIVE | NORTH YORK | $2,400,000

*Sales Representative **Broker

FOR SALE

BUILD YOUR DREAM HOME!

In the heart of Bayview Village on a tranquil ravine setting, at the end of Citation on the cul de sac.

This is a hidden gem not to be missed! Premium 63.97 frontage. Peaceful and private serene setting.

Coveted Earl Haig Secondary School catchment.

Wonderful opportunity to build your dream home!

138 CITATION DR

I LOVE THIS CITY. I KNOW THIS CITY. For guidance and insight on all things real estate

ASK ANITA.

Listed locally. Marketed globally.

| EAST / WEST

$5,199,900

ANITA EVANS SALES REPRESENTATIVE

DIRECT: 416.918.0727 OFFICE: 416.441.2888 anita@harveykalles.com

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| WEST *Sales Representative **Broker

$2,480,000

$2,199,000

$8,798,000

East Credit 1391 WHITEWATER LANE Beautiful, spacious 4 bed, 4 bath home in close proximity to all major gta highways.

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 37 HARTFIELD RD Four bedroom, two bathroom bungalow, sprawling 60 x 140 foot lot.

Edenbridge-Humber Valley 11 NORTH DR Award winning architect's personal family home. Newly constructed.

*David Oey

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

*Martine Rivard

$3,185,000

$6,288,000

$1,598,000

High Park-Swansea 2 INDIAN VALLEY CRES Large, detached 4 level home in High Park community.

High Park-Swansea 69 SOUTH KINGSWAY Newly built masterpiece with elegant details.

5,900+ ft of endless curated luxury.

Islington-City Centre West 52 HARJOLYN DR Picture perfect bungalow on 50 foot wide lot.

*David Oey *Martine Rivard

*Jorgina Lee

*David Oey *Martine Rivard

$599,000

$1,328,000

$1,249,888

Mississauga 2212-4090 LIVING ARTS DR Fabulous south facing 1+1 bed, 1 bath.

Daniels built with fantastic layout.

Mississauga 5555 BRIDGEPORT GATE Optimal layout in Churchill Meadows!

Detached 3 bedroom, 4 bath home.

Oakville 25-2184 TRAFALGAR RD Immaculate freehold townhome in soughtafter River Oaks neighbourhood.

*Jorgina Lee

*Jorgina Lee

*Lauren Parker

$1,579,000

$8,300,000

$899,900

Princess-Rosethorn 12 BLACKDOWN CRES Superb family home on a magnificent, treelined lot. 3 bed, 4 bath, split level.

Rockcliffe-Smythe 8 CASTLETON AVE Easy to own/rent/fully renovated and rented 18 unit purpose built apartment building!

Roncesvalles 616-38 HOWARD PARK AVE 1 plus den with two south facing terraces.

Corner unit.

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

*Errol Paulicpulle *Mona Fatima Badi

*Mark Adelson *Brandon Weiss

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$2,429,000

Rustic 129 MAPLE LEAF DR Over 5,000 square feet of living space in a park like setting.

Stonegate-Queensway 39 PENHURST AVE Triplex in quiet court.Easy to own/rent/ manage! Ideal investment property.

Stonegate-Queensway 74 ATHOL AVE Magnificent custom-built home in Queensway Village..

*Ken Ramsay *Jaime Ramsay

*Errol Paulicpulle *Mona Fatima Badi

**Evan Christensen **Niels Christensen

$1,195,000

$899,000

$2,999,888

West Oak Trails 2310 SADDLECREEK CRES Stunning 4 bed townhome!, End unit home has just under 2,000 sq ft of living space.

Weston-Pellam Park 229 SILVERTHORN AVE Fantastic opportunity to own and renovate in South Silverthorn!

Bayview Glen 9 HUCKLEBERRY LANE Attention all builders & end users. 1st time offered 50+ yrs. 121 by 150 foot lot size.

*Heather Hartt

*Jacqueline Nimer

*Leslie Dennis

One-of-a-Kind Smart Home

69 South Kingsway | FOR SALE

FOR SALE

5555 Bridgeport Gate $1,328,000

Price upon request Breathtaking, newly built trophy home with superb ready-to-movein opportunity! Indulge in the magical backyard oasis. Accomodable to multigenerational families with separate private spaces.

Smart home integrated and in a league of its own.

Your dream home is waiting. Call me to book a private showing.

FOR SALE

2212-4090 Living Arts Dr $599,000

direct: 416.562.1577 office: 416.441.2888 x689 mail@jorginalee.com www.jorginalee.com @jorgina.lee chairman’s club at

| WEST / NORTH

$1,499,900

*Sales Representative **Broker

$2,299,000

FOR SALE

703-9245 Jane St $728,000 SUMMER 2022 | 67

| NORTH

$3,998,888

$899,999

$2,390,000

Bayview Glen 8 CARRIAGE HILL CRT 9900 sf of total living space. This sunfilled stunning layout with superior craftsmanship.

Concord 3504-2900 HIGHWAY 7 RD Luxurious 2 bed and 2 bath, very bright and spacious condo.

Crestwood-Springfarm-Yorkhill 113 THEODORE PL 5 Beds, 6 bath home on quiet street 3,100+ sf, luxurious & updated finishes.

*Robert Greenberg *Joshua Wolfman

*Jay Sharifi

*Mila Nassimova

$6,495,000

$728,000

$1,195,000

Crestwood-Springfarm-Yorkhill 86 THORNRIDGE DR Experience opulence in this stunning 2-storey home in sought after pocket!

Maple 703-9245 JANE ST 1+1 bed, 2 bath with 2 parking spots and 2 lockers. A must see!

Mill Pond 122 MILL ST Renovated family home with 3 large beds, featuring spacious formal living & dining.

*Adam Weiner **Karen Gurland

*Jorgina Lee

**Mark Aliassa

DIRECT: 416-505-1126 OFFICE: 416.441.2888 karen@karendaniel.ca www.karendaniel.ca

284 Mill Rd Spectacular multi-level 2 bed, 2 bath + balcony at the renowned, The Masters! 1,100 sf of natural lighting. Huge ensuite storage.

Utilities and cable incl. Fully and tastefully renovated! Indoor/ outdoor salt water pools, gym, sauna, squash, tennis, car wash.

Walk to trails, transit to subway, schools, parks etc. Ready and waiting for you!!! Call for details!

SOLD | MISSISSAUGA

LEASED* | TORONTO

*represented tenant

*Sales Representative **Broker

COMING SOON | ETOBICOKE

18 Gafney Dr Warm & inviting 3+1 bed, 2 bath, semidetached family home in Streetsville! Open concept, updated eat-in kitchen, walkout to insulated solarium. Finished bsmt. Fully fenced yard. Family friendly neighbourhood.

1214-1070 Sheppard Ave W Beautifully reno’d 2 bed, 2 bath + large den!

1000+ sf + balcony. SW corner. Locker & parking close to elevator! Pool, gym, theatre, sauna, hot tub, golf simulator, party room, guest suites, concierge and visitor parking!

Helping guide you through the fast paced market with in depth area knowledge. Let me become your trusted advisor, and help you make the very best real estate decisions.

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$1,638,888

Newmarket 209 RAY SNOW BLVD Upgraded 4+1 bed, 5 bath. Detached house with finished walkout basement.

Nobleton 5 BALLARD DR Stunning home built by Tribute Homes in the prestigious "Gates of Nobleton" community!

Raymerville 19 STONE MASON DR Beautifully maintained home on a premium fenced pool sized lot.

**Houman Amini *Elli Taghizadegan

*Madlen Cumandra

*Ken Ramsay *Jaime Ramsay

$5,428,000

$6,268,000

$1,899,000

Markham 4031 16TH AVE - LOT 6 Globally renowned boutique developer. Can come fully furnished with bespoke pieces.

Markham 4031 16TH AVE - LOT 7 Boutique developer globally renowned for unsurpassed quality in all his homes.

Uplands 256 ROSE GREEN DR 4 bedroom home with great layout on a quiet street.

**Richard K.C. Ling

**Richard K.C. Ling

*Daniella Gold

$599,999

$1,424,999

$2,198,800

Vaughan Corporate Centre 807-3600 HIGHWAY 7 Bright contemporary 1 bedroom + den with 9' ceilings, granite countertops.

Vellore Village 114-9909 PINE VALLEY DR Bright contemporary 1 bedroom + den with 9' ceilings, granite countertops.

Vellore Village 36 FOXBRIDGE WAY Stunning 4+1 detached home nestled on a quiet street.

*Adea Sasso *David Oey

*Amanda Leach

*Edward Abdou *Kristopher Burnett-Ackerman

$875,000

$1,180,000

$2,099,000

Alcona 1889 WEBSTER BLVD Attention builders/investors 4 res part lots.

Water, sewer, hydro and gas at property line.

Brampton 26 FERNDALE CRES Premium & quiet family-friendly crescent, large lot with private backyard.

Caledon 17974 CENTREVILLE CREEK RD 10+ acres. Southwest corner of Centreville & Finnerty. 45 minutes from Toronto.

*Olga Schrage

**Duncan Cameron

**Yan Gurevich

| NORTH / OUTSIDE GTA

$2,999,999

*Sales Representative **Broker

$1,680,000

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| OUTSIDE GTA / COTTAGE COUNTRY *Sales Representative **Broker

$2,500,000

$1,295,000

$858,800

Codrington 302 CODRINGTON ST Estate bungalow. 147 ft of frontage, 3/4 acres, trees, landscaping, pool!

Creemore 9592 COUNTY RD 9 Beautiful 3 acres with renovated bungalow, artist studio, pond, total privacy.

Keswick 306 KENWOOD AVE Desirable location. 2 bedroom bungalow on mature lot in quiet neighborhood.

*Stephanie Adams

*Karen Copland

**Sam Schariefy *Mary Safari-Nodahi

$799,900

Call for details

Call for details

Oshawa 235 ARTHUR ST Must see 4 bedroom detached home with basement apartment.

Stratford 101-36 FRONT ST Luxury low-rise condo, steps to Lake Victoria & new Tom Patterson Theatre.

Prince Edward County 30 ROBLIN LANE Custom 5 bed, 3 bath home. stunning view over the waters of The Cove, Long Reach.

*Romeo Chadley Crisostomo **Romeila Son

*Loree Meneguzzi *Anita Evans

*Suzanne White

$609,960

$810,472

$893,329

Prince Edward County 304-10 MORTIMER ST New construction 1 bedroom + den on Picton Harbour. Boutique 34 suite condo.

Prince Edward County 202-10 MORTIMER ST To be built, 1,038 sqft. 2 bedroom + den.

34 suite condo on Picton Harbour.

Prince Edward County 305-10 MORTIMER ST To be built, 1,138 sqft. 2 bedroom + den.

34 suite condo on Picton Harbour.

**Janine Sheeres

**Janine Sheeres

**Janine Sheeres

$975,049

$994,817

$2,199,000

Prince Edward County 201-10 MORTIMER ST To be built, 1,280 sqft. 2 bedroom + den.

34 suite condo on Picton Harbour.

Prince Edward County 301-10 MORTIMER ST To be built, 1,280 sqft. 2 bedroom + den.

34 suite condo on Picton Harbour.

Georgian Bay 259 DILLON RD 1180' sunrise/sunset pt. 2 lots eastern seaboard jewel, Snug Harbour locale.

**Janine Sheeres

**Janine Sheeres

*Richard Scully

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$1,595,000

Huntsville - Muskoka 847 RIVERLEA RD 3 beds, 2 baths, beautiful 1.06 acre lot, and water access across the road.

Huntsville - Muskoka 8 SHELLWOOD SHORES AVE 3 bed, 3 bath home plus separate 1 bed, 1 bath suite with private entrance.

Huntsville - Muskoka 23 FOREST HILL LANE Stunning executive bungalow, 5 beds, 4 baths, detached garage and 4.6 acres.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

**John Aben **Mark Aben

**John Aben **Mark Aben

Call for details

$2,399,000

$2,679,000

Black Lake - Muskoka 1059 WEST BLACK LAKE RD Reno’d 8 bedroom + 6 bath waterfront short-term rental with a private bay.

Bruce Lake - Muskoka 1059 BRUCE LAKE RD Brand new 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home or cottage on Bruce Lake.

Horseshoe Lake - Muskoka 44B JOHNSTON RD 1080', sunrise/sunset family cherished for 41 yrs. Gracious old Muskoka splendor.

**Elise Stern

**Chelsey Penrice

*Richard Scully

30 Roblin Lane, Prince Edward County

Custom 5 bed, 3 bath home pairs high end modern construction with a stunning view over the serene waters of The Cove, Long Reach. Enjoy a panoramic view of the water, with the upstairs offering a deck spanning the full length of the house. Your dream home awaits — don’t miss it! CALL FOR DETAILS.

SUZANNE WHITE SALES REPRESENTATIVE

For all your real estate needs in

Prince Edward County

| COTTAGE COUNTRY

$1,095,000

*Sales Representative **Broker

$849,000

and beyond!

Direct: 613-921-0481

suzanne@hearthandhavenrealestate.com | hearthandhavenrealestate.com

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| COTTAGE COUNTRY *Sales Representative **Broker

$1,799,000

$3,899,000

$5,995,000

Indian River - Muskoka 8-19 WEST ST Port Carling shores Lake Muskoka side water’s edge beauty with 4 bdrms & more.

Lake Joseph - Muskoka 281 RIVERDALE RD Development opportunity on Lake Joseph.

312 feet waterfront. South-west exposure.

Lake Joseph - Muskoka 1027 CHOWN RD 6 bed central Lake Joe summer sunset fam compound, 2 slip 2 storey boathse, 3 bay gar.

*Richard Scully

**Chelsey Penrice

*Richard Scully

$2,695,000

$3,895,000

$4,650,000

Lake Muskoka - Muskoka 1078 WOODWINDS RD Beaumaris area 4 seasons hideaway nestled in complete serene quietude, 195'.

Lake Muskoka - Muskoka 1039 CHARLES RD Robin Nadal designer infused elegant sunset beauty with boathouse & swim dock on 300’'.

Lake Muskoka - Muskoka 1017 COLEMAN RD Dynamite SW elegant cottage 3+ acres coveted St Elmo loc. Classic ‘Grp of 7’ 289'.

*Richard Scully

*Richard Scully

*Richard Scully

#LoveYourHome Direct: 647.896.6584 info@serenaholmesrealtor.com serenaholmesrealtor.com @serenaholmesrealtor

REAL ESTATE REDEFINED Real estate is about so much more than buying & selling houses. Home is where we eat, sleep, relax & play.

When you’re considering a move, you need to factor in how you want to live your life & what will make a house feel like a home for you.

I could use this opportunity to talk about real estate news/stats or homes I’ve helped others buy & sell, but instead I simply want you to know that if we work together, your needs, wants & goals will be at the forefront of everything I do to support you.

BUYING A HOME IS NOT ONLY A FINANCIAL DECISION, IT’S ALSO A LIFESTYLE DECISION.

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$6,995,000

Lake Muskoka - Muskoka 5-1169 BRADLEY RD 5,800 sq. ft. custom new/olde Muskoka architectural splendor with suited bthse.

Lake of Bays - Muskoka 1034 SHAW RD Completely updated, 105' on Peninsula Lake, southwest exposure, level lot.

Lake Rosseau - Muskoka 38 PEACOCK RD 210' on Lake Rosseau, 5 beds, 4 baths, boathouse and southern exposure.

*Richard Scully

**John Aben **Mark Aben

**John Aben **Mark Aben

Call for details

$1,790,000

$1,900,000

Lake Rosseau - Muskoka LAKE ROSSEAU Development or family compound opportunity. Two separate lots side by side.

Mary Lake - Muskoka LOT #3 - NORTHWOODS Premium waterfront lot on Mary Lake.

3.95 acres, 371' of frontage.

Mary Lake - Muskoka LOT #4 - NORTHWOODS Premium waterfront lot on Mary Lake.

4.95 acres, 208' of frontage.

**Chelsey Penrice

**John Aben **Mark Aben

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$2,490,000

$2,950,000

$998,000

Mary Lake - Muskoka LOT #2 - NORTHWOODS Premium waterfront lot on Mary Lake.

5.66 acres, 283' of frontage.

Mary Lake - Muskoka LOT #1 - NORTHWOODS Premium waterfront lot on Mary Lake.

77.34 acres, 294' of frontage.

Sand Lake - Kearney 4000A HWY #518 4 bed, 2 bath cottage with west exposure, sandy beach & 136' on Sand Lake.

**John Aben **Mark Aben

**John Aben **Mark Aben

**John Aben **Mark Aben

$550,000 USD

$1,100,000 USD

$4,500,000 USD

San Mateo, Costa Rica CASA 40 Two jewels in tropical paradise. Ideal investment opportunity.

San Mateo, Costa Rica CASA 30 Boutique luxury lifestyle living in the heart of Costa Rica.

San Mateo, Costa Rica CASA MARACUYA Lifestyle living family compound and investment property.

*Scott Kearns

*Scott Kearns

*Scott Kearns

| COTTAGE COUNTRY / INTERNATIONAL

$3,750,000

*Sales Representative **Broker

$6,589,000

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