Mastering the art of chocolate & ciabattas in Bayview
It’s not every day that customers love a bakery so much they ask for a franchise. However, that’s the case for Michael Simeone, owner of Artisano Bakery.
Category: Culture
TIFF opens with a ballad & a body check
Michael McGowan’s Score: A Hockey Musical a ‘love story to T.O. in winter’
Ice cream shops irresistible treats in the Village
Haute Par Periwinkle has something for everyone. “It’s a mini-market for people,” says Cindy Yong, of her new Eglinton Way location that showcases work by local artisans.
Thornhill Co-op sets sights on Supreme Court fight
Residents of a Thornhill housing co-operative are taking their fight to retain control of their community to the country’s highest court.
Thank You, India
Huffington Post writer goes East
Residents concerned over David Dunlap crop
Recent plowing and planting on the David Dunlap Observatory (DDO) site has area residents up in arms once again.
Bronfmans and neighbours battle over fence
By submitting a revised application, one of Toronto’s most prominent families has temporarily escaped a final deadline from the city to remove an 18-foot fence on Burton Avenue that goes against bylaw rules and has drawn the protest of neighbours.
Kurt Browning’s house in ruins after severe fire
After a fire nearly gutted their North Toronto home, former world champion skater Kurt Browning and his principal ballet dancer wife, Sonia Rodriguez, are slowly picking up the pieces.
May the farce be with you
Though a fine production, Joe Orton’s classic farce isn’t nearly as shocking as when it first premiered in Britain more than a quarter century ago.
Cash-for-gold industry rocked by accusations
Maria Konstan’s failure to make an appearance at her court case is just the latest in a series of bizarre circumstances that have shaken the local cash-for-gold business in the Bathurst Street and Glencairn Avenue area.
Former Willowdaler gets Walk of Fame nod
David Clayton-Thomas, the former Willowdale resident best known as the frontman of Blood Sweat and Tears, will be inducted into Canada’s Walk of Fame on Oct. 16.
Foundation born out of parents’ love for their triplets
Local resident Dana Florence says she finds her strength in her children. Triplets Taylor, Brody and Cole were born prematurely at 25 weeks and five days. Between the three, they spent their first eight months in and out of the hospital, and at 10 months, they were all diagnosed with cerebral palsy.