Andi Petrillo is ready for her Olympic moment
The face of CBC’s Olympic coverage, Andi Petrillo chats with Post City about the upcoming Winter Olympics, politics, which local athletes to look out for and why hockey still matters.
Author: Andrew Mannsbach
PJs for your Valentine’s slumber party
Lingerie? We’re over it this winter. Instead, we got Jeanne to find the city’s hautest pyjamas to warm you up this February 14.
Local Love: Celeb favourite House of Nonie unveils latest collection at Toronto Fashion Week
Lo and behold, January is over and done with. And, as luck would have it, February brings with her Canada’s most exciting fashion event: Toronto Fashion Week. This time, the week (actually a condensed three days) has cosied up to The Collections, known for their RESET events which connect designers directly with consumers. So, folks … Continued
We talk to Onyx Ronin, a licensed Toronto body rubber
Onyx Ronin has been a sensual massage attendant for five years. We talked to her about how her job affects her personal life, the outlook for legislating the industry and more.
Growing girl power and saying no out loud
Judging by the firestorm of women coming forward to name (literally) bad actors, sexually speaking, the world is a very unsafe place for young women. A quarter of North American women will be sexually assaulted in their lifetime.
Richmond Hill teen Hannah Alper is one of 2018’s ones to watch
Fourteen-year-old Hannah Alper is the youngest person on Bloomberg’s Ones to Watch in 2018 list.
City to expropriate Bayview homes
Two Barberry Place residents may lose their homes as the city moves to make way for a new road connecting Rean Drive and Kenaston Gardens near Bayview Village.
All that glitters ain’t gold at RH Courtyard Cafe
Joanne Kates sat down and refuelled at RH Yorkdale’s Courtyard Cafe, but the eye-catching eatery was more style than substance.
Chef’s Pick: Toronto’s 10 best new restaurants
2017 was a fabulous year for food, in which we saw some highly anticipated restaurants open their doors and start serving some truly incredible dishes. We asked Toronto’s best chefs, restaurateurs and food experts to share their favourite new restaurants from 2017. Here are their top picks.
Chef Mark McEwan’s best three blind taste tests of 2017
It’s been a fun year partnering up with celeb chef Mark McEwan to taste test the city’s best items from bakeries, restaurants and more. But there were three tastings that stood out this year.
Restaurant Review: The Broadview Hotel’s glassed-in rooftop eatery is all about grown-up bar eats for cool cats
Erik Joyal and John Sinopoli, who’ve opened several restos together, are in charge of the food at the Broadview, a project of Streetcar Crowsnest, which put $26 million into a three-year reno of the old pile built in 1891 — now a boutique hotel with three restaurant/bar spaces. Bye bye Jilly’s strip club, hello hipsters. They’re calling it the Drake of the east end.
T.O.’s most inspiring women of 2017: Jen Agg
When it comes to making a difference in our city, Jen Agg did the work. She’s not a dilettante — she built her restaurants, she wrote her book, she told hard truths and stomped on everyone’s toes and told them to wake up. She gave voice to the frustrations that a lot of people were feeling. She was clear from the start that she wasn’t going to play nice with bro culture.