We walk everywhere.”And they hadn’t even considered Little Italy as their new location. With a 13-foot ceiling and massive windows that are sympathetic to what had been in the original rectory, “there’s an authenticity to the space,” Maranger says. The views from the rooftop are “lovely,” according to Shapansky, noting the CN Tower to the east and Little Italy with its “wonderful sunsets” to the west. “We wanted people to see the dream Mom had and to pay tribute to her,” explains Grimanis, a Toronto businesswoman. “The ceiling and windows are quite stunning.”The 1,500-square-foot lower level, where Gangnon lived, features a spacious two-bedroom suite including a kitchen with colourful accents.

Source: thestar August 20, 2016 13:52 UTC