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The stories behind the people, places and properties on the Danforth. A Danforth resident & local real estate expert for 25 years that knows the history and stories of this...
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The stories behind the people, places and properties on the Danforth. A Danforth resident & local real estate expert for 25 years that knows the history and stories of this area better than most. Been recording interviews with local residents since 2020 and will be adding them to this new show. Also the host of the #1 ranked real estate podcast show on Google, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more. Visit DanforthCommunity.com for the ultimate resource for those moving to and from this community.
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19 AUG 2026 · Every week for the last 25+ years, I have been doing walking tours of East York. This includes some of the best homes, condos and lofts. Including some not on the market yet. Tune in and find out about the most recent amazing opportunities on tour. If selling this fall, make sure your home is featured here also. Order the Danforth Report via https://www.DanforthCommunity.com.
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18 AUG 2026 · Meet Ahmed Nadar. A Toronto tech professional who decided to turn a problem with a pothole into a business idea. Check out https://www.SolveTo.ca and https://www.SolveCanada.cafor more info.
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7 AUG 2026 · How did a local neighborhood block party become a $90-million cultural powerhouse? Today, we’re taking a deep dive into Taste of the Danforth—exploring its history, the secrets behind feeding over a million people in a single weekend, and how Toronto’s iconic Greektown built one of North America's most famous street festivals.
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5 AUG 2026 · This is a story that starts back in the 1800s. If you know the East York area, you will know Crescent Town also. Here is my latest featured property podcast in a development that I have handled for over 20 years. https://forms.gle/yiqWRwyiUtwW9BNEA.
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12 MAR 2026 · UPDATE: This one is spoken for.
Join for a trip back in time to discover the amazing story behind my newest exclusive rental listing on the Danforth.
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3 MAR 2026 · Happy Spring 2026! After this winter, it will be a very welcome season indeed. And yes, the Spring real estate market is often the BEST time of year to consider selling. https://www.onlinehomeestimate.com/lp/2214801E-1E95-454A-8BEE-44BB77C30576/111p?_=&cp=1&pageGroupId=agent_lp&_=. Sign up takes less than 10 secs.
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15 NOV 2025 · Vicki's Journey to Granny BasketballVicki, an Anglo-Quebecker originally from Thetford Mines, shared her journey from growing up in the eastern townships to moving to Ontario, attending Ryerson University, and eventually settling in Toronto after a 20-year stint in Barbados. She discussed her return to Toronto in 2014 and her rediscovery of basketball, leading her to join the Toronto Chill Granny Basketball team, which practices at Eastminster United Church on the Danforth and supports the Out of the Cold program. Despite previous injuries, Vicki's passion for the game persisted, and she found a new community through Granny Basketball, which she learned about through social media.Granny Basketball League Rules Overview
Vicky explained the rules of Granny Basketball League, a 6-on-6 basketball game for women 50 and older played in zones with no shot clock and limited dribbles to make it safer for older players. Paul shared his experience with adapting to less intense sports as he aged, and both discussed how the league provides an opportunity for older women to continue playing basketball in a modified, safer format.Granny Basketball League Charitable Efforts
Vicky described her experience with the Granny Basketball League, which has been operating in the United States for 25 years with 55 teams, primarily in the Midwest. She explained that the league brings women of various ages and skill levels together for friendly competition, community building, and physical activity. Vicky also highlighted the league's charitable efforts, having raised over $8,000 for the Out of the Cold program at Eastminster Church. While no specific date was set for the next charity game, Vicky mentioned that details would be shared on their Facebook and Instagram pages.Granny Basketball Program Overview
Vicky and Paul discussed the concept of "Granny Basketball," a program designed to allow older adults to continue playing basketball in a modified, lower-impact format. Vicky explained that the program provides a safe and warm environment for participants, particularly on cold nights. Paul shared his experience with similar sports programs and emphasized the importance of allowing people to continue doing what they love as they age. They also discussed the logistics of the program, including practice schedules and upcoming games against other basketball leagues. Vicky provided her email address for interested participants to reach out.Granny Basketball League Expansion Plans
Vicky discussed the Toronto Chill, the only Canadian team in the Granny Basketball League, which promotes fitness and community through basketball for women over 50. She shared their recent activities, including a visit from a team from Wisconsin and plans for a "Learn to Play" event in Etobicoke on December 9th. Vicky expressed interest in expanding the league to other communities and encouraged listeners to visit http://grannybasketball.com/ for more information. Paul appreciated Vicky's passion and commitment, noting that her enthusiasm would likely attract a wide audience for the podcast episode.Podcasting Strategy and Media Engagement
Vicky and Paul discussed the recording of a podcast episode, with Vicky expressing gratitude for the opportunity. Paul advised Vicky on the importance of maintaining media presence without over-sharing, comparing it to the art of storytelling. They agreed that the podcast would allow for ongoing engagement with listeners, unlike traditional media which quickly becomes outdated. Paul shared his experience with media interviews and his decision to start podcasting in 2018, noting how the medium gained widespread popularity during COVID-19.Podcast Collaboration for Community Stories
Paul and Vicky discussed the growing popularity of podcasts, with Vicky expressing interest in highlighting local community stories, including her work at Eastminster Church and the Out of the Cold program. Paul offered to promote these stories through his podcast and social media channels, emphasizing the potential for exponential growth in exposure. They agreed to stay in touch for future collaborations, with Paul committing to share the podcast episode once it's ready.
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9 NOV 2025 · Lest we forget....With Remembrance Day coming up this week, I thought this would be a fitting tribute to those who have sacrificed everything for our freedom.Especially since East York has such a strong connection to WW2. This is the true story of the only WW2 battle that was fought on Canadian soil.
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30 OCT 2025 · Here is the ULTIMATE report for home owners in the Danforth, Beach and Leslieville areas. A recap of the biggest and best sold stories from July to Sept 2025. Do NOT list your home for sale until you hear this and find out what the biggest sold stories have in common. https://www.onlinehomeestimate.com/lp/2214801E-1E95-454A-8BEE-44BB77C30576/xoz?_=&cp=1&pageGroupId=agent_lp&_=
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26 OCT 2025 · Marion, a long-time Danforth resident, discussed the upcoming East Toronto Handmade Market, an annual show and sale of unique handcrafted pieces by local artists from the area stretching from Eglinton to Woodbine and beyond. She highlighted the diverse range of art, including pottery, woodwork, detailed drawings of Toronto neighborhoods, paintings, and designer fashion accessories, created by both professional artists and hobbyists. Marion expressed her joy in pursuing art in retirement and emphasized the event's goal of showcasing local talent at an affordable price.This free community event is scheduled for Saturday, November 15 from 11:00am to 4:00 pm, at the Church of the Resurrection, 1100 Woodbine Avenue. Featuring 13 East Toronto artists and makers participating. https://www.facebook.com/share/1BSGSEK46f/.
The stories behind the people, places and properties on the Danforth. A Danforth resident & local real estate expert for 25 years that knows the history and stories of this...
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The stories behind the people, places and properties on the Danforth. A Danforth resident & local real estate expert for 25 years that knows the history and stories of this area better than most. Been recording interviews with local residents since 2020 and will be adding them to this new show. Also the host of the #1 ranked real estate podcast show on Google, Spotify, Apple Podcasts and more. Visit DanforthCommunity.com for the ultimate resource for those moving to and from this community.
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