Toronto nightclub to be replaced by massive new Greek restaurant
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Downtown Toronto is going to look a lot different when it finally reopens post-lockdown, but that s not necessarily a bad thing for people who like to explore brand new hot spots in familiar locations.
The team behind The Citizen, which recently closed after seven years at 522 King St. W. (the old Brant House), just announced its plans for the sprawling resto-bar space s next iteration: A new Greek-inspired culinary dining experience.
Called Myth Restaurant, the new venture promises to make guests feel like they re seaside in Mykonos while enjoying traditional Aegean mezze and main courses such as salt-baked fish, saganaki and paidakia.
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BISHOPS HULL 05/21/0008: Application for approval of all reserved matters following outline application 05/18/0057 for the erection of 2 No. dwellings with associated works in the garden to the side of Brant House, Roughmoor Lane, Bishops Hull 05/21/0009/T: Notification to fell two Coniferous trees within Bishops Hull Conservation Area at Devonia, Bishops Hull Road, Bishops Hull 05/21/0010: Erection of a single storey extension to the side and rear with partial conversion of garage to ancillary accommodation at Penchurian, 3 Orchard Drive, Bishops Hull
BISHOPS LYDEARD 06/21/0015/LB: Re-thatching of dwelling and summer house at Warre House, 2 Mount Street, Bishops Lydeard 06/21/0016: Replacement of single storey extension with the erection of a two storey extension and relocation of vehicular access at 4 Mount Street, Bishops Lydeard
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Ssebatta found a niche in events
Tuesday April 13 2021
Ibrahim Renal Ssebatta, the owner of Kadanke Brand House earns a living from organising corporate events. PHOTO/EDGAR R. BATTE
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When Ibrahim Renal Ssebatta cut his teeth into the events world on July 8 2012, his mission was to establish a high school outreach project that gave students a platform to showcase talents in music,fashion, public speaking, and the like.
In 2013, he successfully partnered with schools. Project Kadanke was officially launched. In 2016, he ventured into events. A year later, he had plans to tap into university events as a continuity plan to reconnect with students from High School.