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Category: Culture
Movie star returns to T.O. stage
LIANE BALABAN BRINGS HOLLYWOOD WATTAGE TO THEATRE ADAPTATION OF ONDAATJE’S AWARD-WINNING NOVEL
Local resident blazed trail for Canada’s Black History Month
Rosemary Sadlier is telling the stories of our past in the hopes of creating a better future
Richardson siblings team up for interior design challenge
The event is called Sibling Revelry, but when Upper Canada College graduate Theo Richardson and his sister Sarah Richardson, Toronto- based designer and star of the Sarah’s House TV series, team up this weekend to design a space for the Interior Design Show, will there be any sibling rivalry?
Rinkside romance
How Elvis Stojko fell head-over-toe-picks for skater Gladys Orozco
Chairman Kates
CELEBRATE THE YEAR OF THE RABBIT WITH SOME OF THE CITY’S FINEST CHINESE CUISINE
Local Vietnamese restaurant is un‘pho’gettable
For Jason Ching, new Vietnamese restaurant WonderPho isn’t just a business, it’s a chance to explore his roots. “My mother grew up in the food business. When she immigrated to Canada, she fell into something else,” says Ching, who adds that his mother has been helping him perfect his pho and stir-fry dishes (865 York Mills Rd., 647-352-5777).
Bronfmans on the fence about council decision
After disregarding a previous request by the city to remove portions of an 18-foot fence, one of Toronto’s most prominent families is again asking the city to reconsider the decision.
Historic church site makes way for condo
For a century, the neo-Gothic Deer Park United Church on the corner of St. Clair Avenue West and Avenue Road has stood still, while nearby the buildings have grown denser and higher. However, a new development application for a 32-storey condominium and five townhouses proposes to change all that, but locals say concessions must come first.
Controversial North Toronto plan headed to council
A controversial grocery store and LCBO development went before North York Community Council last month after previous attempts to sidestep the process failed.
Free speech trumps suspension at Northern Secondary
A decision by Northern Secondary School to suspend a student over a speech about a soccer team caused public outrage, but now the school is reversing the ruling and wiping the suspension off the student’s record.
Cash-for-gold store in the news again
Recently, a suspicious fire ravaged the inside of local store Harold the Jewellery Buyer. The alleged arson is the latest in a series of bizarre events that has Forest Hill residents on high alert.