I'm sick of the dull cheap lame postcards in Toronto. I know the Christmas shop down on Front Street used to have some really nice postcards, but not anymore. I'm looking for funkadelic ...
so im going to celebrate the new years eve in niagara falls this year, and im wondering if the falls freeze in december ? is it really cold up there (or extremely windy?) right now ? is it going to ...
Hello - My husband and I are moving to Toronto from Waterloo region within the year. Now, we do frequently visit Toronto for both work and pleasure, however we are a bit naive in regards to the ...
Or is it similar to American...meaning fast food, delis, and many restuarants serving international cuisine? Is there distinct Canadian cuisine? Where can I try it in Toronto? other than ...
Logistically, obviously it's thousands upon thousands of miles. And needless to say you'd hit some interesting snags. But since they're not separated by any mass of water, can't ...
Michael A
BBQ, i live in a Toronto condo-i am not allowed to have a flame BBQ, any laws to protect me and BBQ?
i don't think so. It'll be easier just to go to a park that is free and has a designated area for BBQing and do it there.
CaptainCrunch
Nope, condo board sets the rules.
moglie
Ontario it's against the law.The fire marshall law is you barbecues especially ones that use a propane umless the balcony is open (no enclosures
or walls have been erected); but it all depends on your condo board and how tall your building is prohibited by the Condominium Act
of your building; or
• prohibited by the building owner or
property manager of a rental
property.
hypbeast
Use an electric grill?
JavaJoe
Sorry Charlie, but the Condo board sets the rules.
Some places have rooftops where you can BBQ, and other places you can do so in public parks but only in designated areas.
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