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Lainey Lui is back on television screens this fall on the eighth season of The Social, where she’s a co-host, as well as her role as an anchor on etalk. The Torontonian is also known for her popular website LaineyGossip.com, which she runs with her husband Jacek Szenowicz. We caught up with her to find … Continued
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With Thanksgiving around the corner, Café Boulud’s chef de cuisine Nicholas Trosien shares the recipe for one of his favourite dishes featured on the Yorkville restaurant‘s new fall menu. “It’s during these festive times that we give thanks and celebrate by way of fantastic food. This particular recipe rooted in French tradition is a great … Continued
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In a normal year, the arts and culture events in Toronto kick into overdrive in October. The theatre season gets underway, all the big concerts are announced, ballet, orchestra and festival after festival. It’s a scene, man. We all know where we’re at now. The live events industry in the city has been decimated. But … Continued
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In this new era of social distancing, properties that combine home and office space have never been more appealing. These Toronto listings were designed to accommodate a large office, retail or clinic space — in addition to a spacious home for that work-life balance. Five levels with an art gallery The Victorian build at 194-196 … Continued
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Canada’s most famous horse race is ready to run this week, in a new format. Queen’s Plate @ Home kicks off at noon on Sept. 12 with the running of the Queen’s Plate with a $1 million purse. The race will be broadcast live on TSN and CTV, as there will be no spectators at … Continued
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Karen Stintz is a former city councillor, elected in 2003, and was a chair of the TTC. She lives in Ward 8. At first I wasn’t sure what it would be like to dine in the street, but, as it happens, enjoying a meal on a restaurant patio that extends onto the sidewalks or into … Continued
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The Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) is going to feel a little different this year, and not just for the obvious reasons. COVID-19 has shuttered festivals and rolled up red carpets the world over. TIFF, which runs Sept. 10 to 19, is no different. They’ve felt the pandemic pinch, slimming down the feature films selection … Continued
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A private school education can be many things, but cheap is not one of them. Expenses such as tuition, books, uniforms and trips can often result in a total yearly cost of upwards of $20,000. This cost will be even greater if the school is a boarding school as opposed to a day school. With … Continued
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Now, more than ever before, there is both a desire and an imperative for Indigenous stories. Toronto-based filmmaker Michelle Latimer is bringing two such projects to the Toronto International Film Festival this month in the CBC-TV series Trickster, based on the trilogy, by novelist Eden Robinson, and the film The Inconvenient Indian, by Thomas King. … Continued
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Post City Magazines’ columnist Brad Lamb is the CEO of Brad J. Lamb Realty Inc. and Lamb Development Corp. He has more than 30 years of industry experience. Is buying a Toronto condo from floor plans, closing on those units and then renting them a good business? Yes. It’s been an incredibly good business. I’ve … Continued
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One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker. The days have been hot, hot, hot, so it has never been more important to shield your skin … Continued
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School will look a little different in the coming years for students across Ontario, due to some major curriculum changes in response to COVID-19 and international action addressing systemic racism within institutions and beyond. Since the beginning of the COVID-19 outbreak, school boards have been trying to adapt to online teaching. Now, with the knowledge … Continued
