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Five shows for a November to remember

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A world-class actress, a small-town piano virtuoso, a loudmouth from Queens, a brave soul from the past and an animal whisperer make for a memorable month ahead

CARLA COLLINS

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Our area’s queen of comedy on life as a self-help author, finally finding her dream man and why Hollywood has nothing on Hogtown

ANTON RABIE

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Thornhill’s toy-making titan opens up about getting ahead, giving back and why he’s busy working on his latest dance moves

JERRY STILLER

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TV’s most lovable angry dad talks Seinfeld, King of Queens, his penniless past and why he’s excited to visit Richmond Hill this month

MONITA RAJPAL

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From a T.O. reception desk to CNN’s anchor chair, this cable news icon dishes on landing her dream job and growing up in North York

PEACHES

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Bayview’s award-winning musical wild child on working with Christina Aguilera, saying no Britney and how she hit it big in Europe

Congregation gets new facility from land sale

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A local church turned to Diamante Development Corporation to finance a new facility, agreeing to sever their land in exchange for much-needed building funds. Now that construction of the three-storey church is underway, the residential component of the site, a proposed 25-storey condominium, is causing concern among local residents.

Eglinton Avenue will never be the same

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The station sites have been picked out, the boring machine contract signed, and now locals will soon have a glance at station schemes for the underground portion of the Eglinton light rail transit (LRT), which runs from Keele station to Laird station.