Ladies, do you have any suggestions for salons that do haircuts for under $80? My hair grows pretty quickly and I am tired of spending $100 plus every 4 months. It seems like that is the base now.

Gonna be in Vaughan most of the day tomorrow and I'm in the mood for for some good empanadas are there any really good ones in Vaughan or nah? Let me know people no I'm not gonna be able to travel to surrounding places like sauga or Brampton or even south Etobicoke

Saw some cop cars with lights flashing and an area yellow taped off in the Fortinos parking lot around 6ish. Anyone know what happened?

Hey everyone,

With winter approaching, I’m looking to line up a reliable residential snow removal service for the upcoming season here in Vaughan.
Ideally looking for someone who does a clean job on both the driveway and the front steps/walkway.

A few details:
Location: Vaughan
Driveway: Double car driveway
Needs: Driveway clearance + front walkway/steps and salting options

Would love to hear who you’ve had good experiences with in terms of reliability, fair pricing, and showing up promptly after a heavy snowfall.

Any companies or local independent contractors you’d recommend (or ones to avoid)?
Thanks in advance!

Hello! I would love your recommendations for a good hairdresser that does awesome grey blending specifically!

My hair is wavy and has been boxed dyed with dark brown hair color for a few years. Have lots of greys poking out now so I prefer more of a blended look.. I am not sure who to trust in the hairdressing world as I never really went to any.

Been blowing the storm drains clear with my leaf blower all week going up and down the curb on our street but I'm surprised I haven't seen one in ages

Hi, I am currently looking for a personal trainer who can train me 2-3x weekly for weight loss. I did find few in Vaughan but i thought of enquiring here as yes this subreddit is always helpful.

Plus point if trainer has previously dealt with patellar condromalacia (it’s a knee condition)

Thank you!

I’m losing faith in the idea that democracy exists in this city.

I’m not happy with absolutely everything the current council has done, but I’ve looked through the candidates’ profiles and I’m struggling to see who’s actually offering something better. There are plenty of buzzwords and promises made by CHATGPT, but once you cut through the bullshit, what are they actually saying?

Everyone keeps saying, “We need change.” Fine. What does that change look like?

What are you going to do? How are you going to pay for it? And if you can’t get the rest of council to agree, then what?

People seem to forget that council works as a team. You don’t win an election and suddenly get to run the city yourself. You have to work with whoever else gets elected, whether you like them or not.

A group of politicians stuck in a four-year pissing contest does absolutely nothing for the people hard working people paying their salaries.

I was glad to see some new names on the ballot. I wanted real competition that would put the current councillors on their toes and make them earn their jobs. But being new doesn’t
automatically make you better, and being there for years doesn’t mean you’re owed another term.

Show me that you understand the job.

If you’re going to save me money, tell me where you’re cutting. Are we talking about waste, or am I getting less snow clearing and grass cutting so you can say you saved me a few bucks then spend it elsewhere? If you’re promising better services, tell me where the money is coming from.

I care about whether the road I take to work is maintained. Whether the sidewalks and curbs get fixed. Whether the park is clean and safe when I take my kids there. Whether the roads get cleared in winter so I can get my elderly father to the hospital if something happens.

That’s the everyday stuff people count on the city to get right.
Development is going to keep coming. Tell me how you’ll deal with it, what you’ll expect developers to provide, and how you’ll make sure roads and services can keep up. Be open about who supports your campaign and any relationships that could affect your decisions.

No one is going to magically fix traffic, lower everyone’s property tax bill, or get rid of crime. Anyone promising all of that is selling you complete bullshit. Tell me what you can realistically improve and how you plan to do it.

And I’m tired of hearing that the answer is simply younger people or “new blood.” I don’t care how old you are. I care whether you’re capable, prepared, honest, and willing to work with people you disagree with.

The current councillors should have to answer for their records. The people trying to replace them should have to prove they can do better.

That’s where my frustration is. I want better choices, but I’m not going to assume someone is better just because they haven’t had the job yet.

Give me a reason to vote for you beyond “it’s time for change.” Tell me what you’ll actually do when you get there other than waste 4 years of my tax dollars trying to figure the job out and whore yourself out to the nearest MP and/or developer.

the car seemingly has no front license plate

Hi everyone,

I have makeupbydea booked for an upcoming makeup look, I have been wanting to book her for a few years now, it would be great to know if anyone else has gotten their makeup done by her and if you have any experiences to share

They looked always busy and food was top notch .

Hi everyone! This is my first time buying winter tires, and I have no prior experience, I’d really appreciate some advice.

I drive a Corolla LE AWD vehicle. I’m wondering whether you’d recommend buying winter tires from Costco or Toyota. Are there any pros and cons to either option?

Also, would you recommend getting rust protection for my vehicle? If so, what type of rust protection is best?

Hello, Me and my roommate live in the festival condos and she just got a notification that the property management is cancelling her parking pass in P1 from a Nov 22nd onwards indefinitely. For some background, we’ve lived here for over a year and had no issues, she has a monthly pass she pays over $250/month for to park in P1 underground parking in our condo.

Since the commercial units are almost done being built which as Goodlife, the condo wants to cancel every residents parking to accommodate those who are non residents so they can pay for visitor parking and park for a few hours.

While i understand why parking is needed for the commercial units, I find it a bit odd that they would kick out their OWN residents who live in the condo and pay 250+ per month, just to accommodate random people who want to come to the gym. Of course condo corps are evil and only care about profits, I can’t wrap my head around how 1 spot will generate more than $250/m if it’s only $7. Seems as though they make more money off of us keeping the spot.

Anyways i’m not sure what to do, my roommate is super stressed out and when we first moved in she had to park outside near assembly park, and her car would die from being out in the freezing cold for hours n hours, she even had to get her battery replaced.

It’s so inconvenient for her to walk outside 5 mins, spend 10+ mins cleaning off the snow on her car and then warming it up (if it even turns on) just so the condo can have randoms park in the underground area. If so much more parking was needed, they should’ve foreseen this and made 3 levels of parking instead of 2. It’s super common for condos to have 3-4 parking levels. Or even just make a parking lot nearby i don’t know.

Does anyone have any advice on what to do? I would like to hear resident opinions on this as i’m sure we are not the only ones going through this. If we all complain maybe something can be done to keep our parking spots with PreciseLink? Also if anyone has an extra spot they would like to rent out we would be happy to connect. Thanks :)

I went to my car repair shop (have been there for years) to do my regular oil change and winter tires (on rims) change, the total cost was $185 plus tax.

I know everything is getting expensive these days, but not very sure i am getting the right amount.

The list of items:

Parts: engine oil: $73, filter: $12.50 Env: $10
Service: oil change: $20, tire change: $70

Do you think these price are in normal range for now?

Thanks.

Just recently we've been looking to remove our popcorn ceiling (house built in 1998) so no asbestos, and install pot lights.

For pot lights alone we've gotten quotes at $50 each pot light and $75.

What are your recommendations with true customer experience and not just google reviews?

Hello! I will be going to screemers next week with my family. Was wondering what the parking is like? Is it free? How much is it? We’ll be there the whole time 7pm-11pm. TIA!

Hi everyone,
I recently moved into a condo at 1000 Portage Parkway, Vaughan, and I’m having an issue with the HVAC system.
I have a Honeywell Home thermostat. Even when I set it to COOL, the unit keeps blowing warm/hot air. I’ve tried changing the temperature, switching modes, and cancelling the override, but nothing seems to fix it.
It’s getting uncomfortable inside, especially at night.
Has anyone living in Transit City experienced the same issue? Is this something controlled by the building’s central HVAC system, or could it be a problem with my unit or thermostat?
Any advice would be appreciated. Should I contact building management or maintenance?
Thanks!
Ggs

I'm currently house hunting in Vaughan and one of the biggest challenges I'm running into is figuring out how much a property would realistically cost to renovate before making an offer.

Some houses look like good opportunities, but they need varying levels of work. I'm trying to understand realistic GTA renovation costs so I can compare the total cost of buying and renovating a house against buying something that's already updated.

For anyone who has renovated in Vaughan or the GTA recently:

• How much did your renovations actually cost, and what work was included?
• What are typical costs for kitchens, bathrooms, flooring, windows, electrical, plumbing, and basement renovations?
• Have you ever brought a contractor to a property viewing to get a rough estimate before buying?
• Are there particular issues with older Vaughan homes that I should watch out for?
• How much extra should I budget for unexpected problems?

I'm especially interested in real costs people have paid recently, rather than contractor website estimates. We are a young couple and money can be tight, but we have been saving for a while. Hoping to make it work this year!

The house we are looking at is about 2500 Sqft, with 4 Bedrooms and 4 baths. The kitchen would have to get done, and a wall would have to come down. Not sure how much more information I can provide without giving the house we want away, but happy to provide anything I can :)

Any advice or experiences would be greatly appreciated!

i have taken public transit all throughout my life, its not my normal form of transportation but i have used it plenty. so i don’t have access to my car right now, and i have an uncancellable appointment today. uber is a little but more expensive than id want to pay, so i decided to see the bus route. 3.5km. 10 min car drive. if i take the bus, it will take me 40 minutes, AND i have to change buses, AND i have to get off on the wonderland terminal?? i have to go the complete opposite way of where im going so the bus can do a giant u turn basically?? whats going on?????? the TTC might be annoying asf sometimes but it has never had me this confused.