Erin Horrocks-Pope
Articles
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4 weeks ago |
beachmetro.com | Erin Horrocks-Pope
By ERIN HORROCKS-POPEA growing number of East Toronto families are banding together to push back against the pressure to give kids smartphones; and their collective voice is being heard across the country. At Adam Beck Junior Public School on Scarborough Road, more than 110 families have signed on to Unplugged Canada, a new initiative that encourages parents to delay giving smartphones and social media access to children until at least age 14.
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1 month ago |
beachmetro.com | Erin Horrocks-Pope
By ERIN HORROCKS-POPESunny Gafur is the man behind the counter (and under the hood) at Sunny’s Auto Clinic on Danforth Avenue, just west of Main Street. In this edition of Familiar Faces, I had the pleasure of visiting Sunny’s shop to experience first-hand what many in the community have already known for years: Sunny really does live up to his name.
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1 month ago |
beachmetro.com | Erin Horrocks-Pope
By ERIN HORROCKS-POPEThere’s a new reason to get excited about mornings in the Beach. ESPRO, the Toronto-based company celebrated globally for its innovative coffee brewing products, is opening its first-ever coffee bar – right in the heart of the Beaches community. Located at 2102 Queen St. E in the former Juice and Java, ESPRO is a state-of-the-art space designed for discovery, connection, and exceptional coffee.
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2 months ago |
beachmetro.com | Erin Horrocks-Pope
By ERIN HORROCKS-POPEI’ve been part of both the Beach and Beach Metro communities my whole life. From delivering the paper with my parents as a small child to writing articles for its pages as an adult, this neighbourhood has always had a special place in my heart. I’ve even delivered the paper with my own young children to our East York neighbours. Throughout all these years, I’ve always known the Beaches-East York community to be one that values strong social bonds and neighbourly support.
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Jan 25, 2025 |
blogto.com | Erin Horrocks-Pope
This winter, my partner and I have been focusing on spending meaningful time together and getting outside more. Life in Toronto as working parents can feel like a never-ending grind, so I put together a day trip plan to Grey County—a beautiful little drive from the city and a perfect escape for couples looking to reconnect in the magic of winter.
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