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Three rules to address the challenges of virtual parenting

By lindsaylow

Parenting columnist Joanne Kates is an expert educator in the areas of conflict mediation, self-esteem and anti-bullying, and she is the director of Camp Arowhon in Algonquin Park. There was the moment, during the October spike, when one of my young adult offspring looked me in the eye and said he was planning on continuing to socialize with … Continued

Six great shows to get your culture fix in Toronto this month

By lindsaylow

Digital theatre, live environment The Princess of Wales Theatre is scheduled to present the first indoor theatre show in Toronto since the pandemic shutdown. Scheduled to open Nov. 17, Mirvish will be presenting the international premiere of the Donmar Warehouse production of Blindness, a socially distanced sound installation. The date is subject to change based … Continued

How to make chef Anna Chen’s dan dan noodles

By lindsaylow

Chef Anna Chen of Bloor West’s Alma offers her take on the Chinese Sichuan classic, with shrimp and a spicy sauce to finish. DAN DAN NOODLES 2 tbsp vegetable oil 160 g ground pork or turkey 20 g dried shrimp 10 g ginger, minced 1 garlic clove, minced 40 g green onion, minced 1 chili, … Continued

Four Toronto high school graduates who earned major scholarships share the paths that led them to success

By lindsaylow

Although COVID-19 has led to unconventional post-secondary education experiences this year, students are still being recognized for their achievements within and outside of their high schools. These four Toronto 2020 high school graduates are some of the students who have earned scholarships to support them in their post-secondary endeavours. NAME: Senaida Ng GRADUATED: Havergal College … Continued