Redesigning the College Park Landmark (Scott Weir – 640 Toronto)
Scott Weir, Principal with ERA Architects on the history and plans for College Park.
Starting Toronto’s Only Late Night Cookie Business (Midnight Cookies) | Emily Banks – 640 Toronto
The owner of Midnight Cookies, Emily Banks, joins us to talk about how she started her late night cookie business, Midnight Cookies, during the pandemic.
Straddling & Shifting Careers As Your Second Act | Janet McMordie – 640 Toronto
Sports and Exercise Physician Dr Janet McMordie joined the show to tell us about Second Act Actor Productions and how she amplifies stories by women and non-binary creators. She talks about switching her career.
Should We Trust Polls in Canada? | Nik Nanos – 640 Toronto
Public opinion pollster Nik Nanos from Nanos Research discuss the accuracy of polls and what do the latest polls have to say about an upcoming federal election.
Scrapping Capital Gains Tax Could Be Beneficial For Canadians | Adam Morke – 640 Toronto
Adam Morke discusses the Capital Gains Tax and why scrapping it could be a good idea.
How Should Canadians Manage Their Finances In This Market? | Pattie Lovett-Reid – 640 Toronto
Financial expert Pattie Lovett-Reid provide tips on what Canadians should be doing during this uncertain times to manage their finances.
The Condo Buyer’s Hack: The Co-Ownership Advantage
Getting More Bang for Your Buck in a Condo Purchase In Toronto’s ever-evolving real estate market, buying a condo is often seen as the go-to entry point for homeownership. But with resale condos averaging around $1,000 per square foot and pre-construction units soaring between $1,400 to $1,600 per square foot, finding an affordable option that still offers ample space can feel like searching for a unicorn. Enter co-ops and co-ownerships—two lesser-known but compelling alternatives that can help you maximize your purchasing power while offering a unique community-based lifestyle.
