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Toronto Ourdoor Public Sakting Info:
1. Outdoor leisure skate capacity is capped at a maximum of 25 skaters on the ice.
2. Reservations are encouraged. A small number of spots will be available for drop-in.
3. Regular outdoor rinks open 10am - 10pm.
DID YOu KNOW?
The longest-running Saint Patrick's Day parade in Canada occurs each year in Montreal, Québec. The parades have been held in continuity since 1824; however, St. Patrick's Day itself has been celebrated in Montreal as far back as 1759 by Irish soldiers in the Montreal Garrison following the British conquest of New France.
In Canada, Saint Patrick's Day is an official holiday only in the province of Newfoundland and Labrador. In the City of Toronto from 1919 to 1927, the Toronto Maple Leafs were known as the Toronto St. Patricks, and wore green jerseys. In 1999 when the Leafs played on Hockey Night in Canada (national broadcast of the NHL) on St. Patrick's Day, the Leafs wore the green St. Pats retro jersey.
Although the baseball season is still in the spring training phase when St. Patrick's Day rolls around, the Toronto Blue Jays wear green uniforms for the occasion.
There are no other words for us to say other than "Thank You!", to our readers, community members and group, to all the business owners and their staffs.
It was July 2004 when Beaches Living launched its flagship community publication Beaches Living Guide, a publication looking back at the history of the place we live, work and play. We also shared many stories of the local landscape, architecture and their global connections.
Then, in 2008, it was the launch the sister publication Beaches|Life..
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to the Beaches Living Guide -Your community resource guide and business directory to Toronto’s one-of-a-kind
Beaches Neighbourhood.
Beaches Living Guide is an award winning magazine in its 16th year of publication. It's informative, interactive, and provides insightful resources to the Toronto Beaches neighbourhood. This publication is available in print and online. It is about the vibrant and
eclectic neighbourhood and surrounding areas. Whether
living in this beautiful Toronto neighbourhood, or just visiting, be rest assured this guide will help you navigate your way to a unique and enjoyable experience.
WINNER
Beaches
Living Guide has been awarded the annual APEX AWARD 2008 - 2016, for nine consecutive!
The Annual Awards for Publication Excellence - A competition
for Communications Professionals
The premier Launch:
The Beaches Living Guide was launched on July 15, 2004 at The Beaches Lions
Clubhouse on the shores of Lake Ontario. The publication portrays the life
and people of our vibrant Beaches community. See Photos and more about the
Launch
Event...
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1. Outdoor leisure skate capacity is capped at a maximum of 25 skaters on the ice. 
eaches Living publication, once again, is awarded the APEX for Publication Excellence for the 13th year!
