Andrea Yu

2 weeks ago | theglobeandmail.com | Andrea Yu

2 weeks ago | theglobeandmail.com | Andrea Yu

2 weeks ago | torontolife.com | Andrea Yu

The 3,600-square-foot property also comes with a wood-burning fireplace, triangular skylights, an industrial staircase and a hot tubBy Neighbourhood: The BeachesPrice: $5,299,000Size: 3,632 square feet plus a 952-square-foot basementBedrooms: 4+1Bathrooms: 5Parking spots: 4Real estate agent: Roxane Bryce, Real Estate HomewardThe PlaceA four-plus-one bedroom, five-bathroom detached overlooking Lake Ontario in the east end.

2 weeks ago | cottagelife.com | Andrea Yu

Kathryn Ivy has fond memories of the time she spent with her parents and her four siblings at their family cottage on Minnicock Lake, Ont., in the ’80s and ’90s. “We’d go every weekend and all summer,” says Kathryn. But as the years passed, the cottage upkeep became difficult—and costly—to manage. They sold in 2000. “We were heartbroken,” says Kathryn. “We loved that cottage.”After having her first child in 2018, Kathryn yearned for her family to have the same cottage experience she did.

3 weeks ago | canadiangrocer.com | Andrea Yu

They were hesitant, at first, to sell in grocery stores, worried about being perceived as “sell-outs” for being in chain retailers, but participating in the District Ventures business accelerator program made them think otherwise. “Our mentors were like: ‘This is ridiculous. You need to get your product out there so people know what you’re selling,’” Parker recalls. Their first grocery partner was Community Natural Foods, with just three stores in Alberta.