Nelly Furtado’s still got it
Forest Hill’s sultry songstress is back with a new album, a new sound and a new, more spiritual outlook on life
Category: Culture
The unlikely rise of Jian Ghomeshi
Thornhill’s rebellious radio star dishes on growing up in the area, wanting to be like David Bowie and his new book, 1982
The musical genius of Chilly Gonzales
Midtown’s prodigal piano man waxes on escaping to Europe, his friend Feist and why he’ll always be a rapper at heart
Stephen Amell’s career takes off
This North Toronto heartthrob on his runaway hit TV series, winning a Gemini & why activism is as important as acting
10,000 residents sign Station K petition
Canada Post called on to stop sale of historic Yonge & Eglinton site
Local school’s expansion plans put on hold
Trustee says Willowdale is struggling with over-enrolment
Jewellery shines a light on children in need
Resident reaches out to grandmothers caring for orphans in Africa
Flamenco queen
Flamenco is a proud Spanish dance, and Earl Haig graduate Yana Maizel is bringing her unique take on the tradition to the St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts on Nov. 8 and 9. Maizel’s flair for the dramatic began when she was a theatre major at the Claude Watson School for the Arts. She performed … Continued
Ice cream house in jeopardy of demolition
City staff is expected to complete heritage review in January
Babies and beverages
Back in high school, presentation days were usually skip days, but when it was Lyranda Martin Evans and Fiona Stevenson’s turn to take the “stage,” it was a must-see event. Their projects were like no other — they were musical comedy shows. They wrote songs, drew programs and choreographed dance numbers, all in the pursuit … Continued
Live-edge tables act as a great focal point for your home
Update that dining room for party season
Local earns honours for ‘repairing the world’
Organization educates tribal youth in effort to reject violence