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Yorkville

Neighbourhood in Toronto, OntarioWikipedia

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Nov 3, 2026

Lisa AllenHOST
35:51
It's also, it's like the equivalent of someone being like, I don't live in Bridal Path.
Lisa AllenHOST
35:55
I live in Yorkville or something.
Caitlin GreenHOST
35:58
Or Toronto listeners.
Caitlin GreenHOST
35:59
Yeah.
Jasmeet RainaHOST
35:51
And I appreciate that there's a narrative now, that there's just some discussion, some discourse about kind of the behaviors of a lot of dog owners and the entitlement that they have, like this lady.
Jasmeet RainaHOST
36:05
another time by the way i had headphones in i was throwing out my garbage and uh at the garbage chute and i'm walking back in and there's like doors whatever i open the door and i walk through it and i just yell her i hear a yell from like literally 10 meters back it's just excuse me and i'm like what i turn on my headphones around she's like you weren't gonna hold the door open for me and my dog true story first of all never heard you and i was genuinely like oh i'm sorry i didn't i didn't hear or see you he's like right i'm like i didn't she's like yeah sure white woman of course not of course but you know generally of course um and you know kind of like i guess um Toronto, uh, upscale white, if that makes any sense, you know, she's, she's got a few appointments to different clinics in Yorkville.
Jasmeet RainaHOST
37:06
I assume kind of has that aesthetic, has that vibe.
Jasmeet RainaHOST
37:09
Maybe it was a former bottle girl.
Jasmeet RainaHOST
37:11
I don't know.
Jasmeet RainaHOST
37:12
Maybe he's a real estate agent.
Jasmeet RainaHOST
37:13
Probably not, but you know, maybe she's not, but she definitely looks like she has some medical, uh, professional medical appointments, uh, in Yorkville.
Jasmeet RainaHOST
37:24
So, uh, she was that kind of, she's giving that, uh, And she's just, like, disgusted at me, which I'm, like, also, like, I think part of the reason you're disgusted at me is if I was just some, like, dude, some tall white guy that, like, didn't hold the door open.
MikeHOST
16:15
And even just...
MikeHOST
16:17
Some of the best buildings that are out there or that were supposed to be in the best areas like down in Yorkville in Toronto area, they're slapping buildings up really quick.
MikeHOST
16:25
You're seeing some major issues in terms of leaks and water, stuff that's happening.
MikeHOST
16:30
I had a client the other day who just took some pictures and then called me.
Danny MarksGUEST
86:32
I might have been 18, but for the purposes of the song, I'm 19.
Danny MarksGUEST
86:37
It's Yorkville.
Danny MarksGUEST
86:38
I'm walking down the street.
Danny MarksGUEST
86:39
I had long hair.
Mike BoonHOST
91:26
The next chapter was the name of Sheila Rogers' longtime CBC radio show.
Mike BoonHOST
91:31
You see how it's all coming together? And you
Mike BoonHOST
91:34
said a Yorkville woman named Kathy Young.
Mike BoonHOST
91:37
Yes.
Quinn SchellGUEST
56:12
Okay.
Quinn SchellGUEST
56:13
And then I'm at Yorkville.
Quinn SchellGUEST
56:14
We're not supposed to release our Yorkville schedules, but I am going to be at Yorkville two days a week when it opens.
Megan van der BaarsHOST
56:19
So you'll be in all three?
Quinn SchellGUEST
56:20
Yeah.
Darryl FrankfortHOST
24:25
This is interesting.
Darryl FrankfortHOST
24:26
I mean, Greybrook owned 138 Yorkville before it was purchased by, who bought them? First Capital or something? No, First Capital was in it with them.
Darryl FrankfortHOST
24:37
Choice and, oh, my God.
Darryl FrankfortHOST
24:42
Anyways, they got bought out over there.
Eva HartlingHOST
3:06
Janet, what was it for you?
Janet ZuccariniGUEST
3:08
I opened Nervosa, I don't know if people, Torontonians, Nervosa, corner of Yorkville and Valaire.
Janet ZuccariniGUEST
3:14
So that's a business I opened up in 1996, so it's 30 years old.
Janet ZuccariniGUEST
3:20
And when the opportunity really fell in my lap, it was, two guys that were under construction and I was walking by.
Janet ZuccariniGUEST
3:32
And that's how the restaurant business started for me.
Janet ZuccariniGUEST
3:35
But what I saw was a gap.
Janet ZuccariniGUEST
3:37
So I think my story is always about looking at gaps and the gap in Yorkville for me was, you know, very high-end neighborhood that had a lot of high-end restaurants 30 years ago.
Janet ZuccariniGUEST
3:50
And this was going to be a neighborhood, Italian trattoria, pizzeria.
Cameron HawkinsGUEST
42:51
And at that show, because again, Nash was plugged into the scene.
Cameron HawkinsGUEST
42:56
He'd been in breathless and the Toronto scene at that point was raging and While I did my sort of formative early years playing in bars around southern Ontario, Nash had been downtown Toronto where the scene was, where it started in Yorkville, as you probably have heard, and it started in coffee houses, and there were a lot of original bands and a lot of original music at that time.
Cameron HawkinsGUEST
43:26
And that was a real sort of birthplace.
Cameron HawkinsGUEST
43:32
And we just happened to sort of arrive
Grayson MillerHOST
0:31
The cemetery is closing.
Grayson MillerHOST
0:33
Yorkville wants the land and the families have been told they may come and collect their dead.
Grayson MillerHOST
0:38
So you have brought a cart.
Grayson MillerHOST
0:41
There are men digging across the field.

13 MINS LATER

Grayson MillerHOST
14:02
The necropolis opened independently in 1850 and took some of the pressure off.
Grayson MillerHOST
14:07
But the pressure that mattered was never about space.
Grayson MillerHOST
14:11
Yorkville had grown up around those six acres and incorporated as a village in 1853.
Grayson MillerHOST
14:17
The land a young and poor chosen in 1826 precisely because it was out in the woods where nobody would have to look at it was now inside a neighborhood with plans.
Jonathan MartinHOST
19:34
It's valuable to me.
Jonathan MartinHOST
19:36
But then maybe I see something somewhere, Amazon, the mall, Yorkville, I don't know, wherever I'm at.
Jonathan MartinHOST
19:43
And it's like, oh, this money was precious to me, but I also put a lot of value in these things and it's only 99.99.
Jonathan MartinHOST
19:51
So now the thing that was precious to me, I'm gonna give that up to get this thing because this doesn't have the same value to me because this is more precious than this.

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