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They re finally doing something about the trash problem in Trinity Bellwoods
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It was hard to ignore how packed Trinity Bellwoods was last weekend, even long after the throngs of residents itching to enjoy a Saturday outdoors had left the scene.
The revolting amount of garbage left strewn about the area on Sunday morning was a testament to a solid day of partying and people s stunning inability to respect public green spaces and simply pick up after themselves.
Though hundreds hopped on social media to express their disappointment in the obvious culprits, some pointed out the fact that more garbage receptacles in the park and more frequent emptying of them would have definitely helped the situation.
What s open and closed on Victoria Day 2021 in Toronto
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What s open on Victoria Day 2021 in Toronto will be different this year as Ontario remains in lockdown until at least June 2. While most of the city will be closed for the day there will be a few exceptions that will open for business.
Here s what s open and closed this Victoria Day Monday in Toronto.
General
The TTC will operate on a holiday service schedule
Food and Drink
Open
Galleria Supermarket (865 York Mills Rd.) - 8 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Toronto restaurants that opened and closed this week
Bloorcourt watering hole Open House will close this month and a new spot to get booze and gelato lands on Queen West By Kelsey Adams
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You have to line up to get your hands on the bacon butty from Emmer in Harbord Village.
You may have noticed pylons lining the streets around many Toronto restaurants. The city is preparing CafeTO street patios so they can be ready at a moment’s notice once lockdown restrictions are lifted.
With beautiful, warm weather this past weekend but no patios to sip and eat on, Torontonians took to the parks en masse (some leaving a bit of a mess in their wake). In this week’s roundup of new openings, there are a lot of picnic or backyard-friendly offerings. Restaurants are getting creative, meeting people where they are – Pastiche’s new roving mini-van popped up at Trinity Bellwoods, serving sandwiches, cocktails and freezies.