Reggae legend checks into Massey Hall for rare concert appearance
Jimmy Cliff keeps it unreal
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Generous gift the first step in a long journey
Forest Hiller is taking big strides to make a difference in this global village
Best places to spot a G20 leader in Toronto
Let’s not kid ourselves. With the $1 billion price tag attached to the summit, the chances that you are going to see any of the G20 leaders, let alone get close enough to enjoy any of the following activities alongside them, is basically a joke. That said, for the curious citizens amongst us, we’ve compiled the following list of long shot hangouts for some political powerhouses.
This Weekend: Toronto Jazz Festival, China's Terracotta Army at the ROM, City Roots Festival
Don’t let the G20 cramp your style – there’s still plenty to do in the city. But remember to stay safe and call ahead if you think the fuss might interfere with the festivities.
Casa Loma chair faces serious allegations
It may be time for the Kiwanis Club of Casa Loma to find another castle. After more than 70 years of managing the global and local jewel, management issues have the city questioning the club’s authority.
Landmark site up for sale, Perl’s looks west
The historic home of Perl’s Kosher Foods has gone up for sale.
Plans for Yorkville’s Four Seasons hotel site up in the air
While the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) ruled in favour of a double condo project in Yorkville, two provincial MPPs said they want to block it because the condos set a precedent affecting the Queen’s Park vista.
More Bayview townhomes on the way
The Ontario Municipal Board’s recent decision to approve plans for eight three-storey townhouses at 2500 Bayview Ave. just south of the shopping plaza at York Mills Road has residents who opposed the development concerned about how this will influence future proposals in the neighbourhood.
Sarah Polley waltzes onto Walk of Fame
Canada’s Walk of Fame recently revealed that Bayview resident Sarah Polley is one of seven inductees that will be honoured for their achievements this year.
Romantic comedy
Carla Collins and husband, actor Tyrone Power Jr. discuss their whirlwind romance and not-so-conventional nuptials
Bronfman fence still stands tall after bylaw ruling
Nearly a month after the city ordered the Bronfmans, one of Toronto’s most prominent families, to remove portions of a wrought-iron fence standing at 18 feet, neighbours are frustrated about the lack of action.
Property passes from residents to region
Residents of a Thornhill housing co-op recently lost their legal battle against York Region to keep control of their community.