‘It’s absolutely convoluted,’ owner says of myriad agencies in charge of various parts of the harbour, making it challenging for entrepreneurs.
An entrepreneur who wanted to keep operating a Finnish sauna on Toronto’s waterfront this summer says he’s been put out of business for now by an unfair ruling from the Toronto Port Authority.
“It leaves us releasing the 10 staff we had, it leaves us parking the sauna without a place to operate it until the fall,” said Mat Slaman, who, together with business partners, opened the Löyly Floating Sauna at the Rees Street slip on Queens Quay West in December.
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The Administrative Penalty System launched nearly a decade ago has failed to provide a quicker and more efficient system than the…
Helios will operate its Scandi-inspired floating sauna every day between 8am and 10pm at the Old Quay
TORONTO - Ontario taxpayers will spend $200 million on a new parking garage at Ontario Place, but the government says it will…
Unlike its Nordic neighbours, finding a place in the Swedish capital to bada bastu is hard, with years-long waiting lists at…
Premier Doug Ford is going ahead with a five-storey parking garage at Ontario Place, awarding a design-and-built contract despite…
Saltwater Sauna Ltd have unveiled proposals to install a huge 25-person sauna on the promenade at Southbourne Beach in the Dorset…
