What to do when questionable pals appear
Willing your kid’s pals to be perfect paints an unrealistic picture of the world
Willing your kid’s pals to be perfect paints an unrealistic picture of the world
Racheal McCaig’s, whose Fringe Festival production premieres this month, dishes about momhood
Remembering the address of Studio1098 shouldn’t be hard; the new jewellery store is located at 1098 Yonge St. “We really liked that the location was in a neighbourhood,” says Tamara Kronis, a certified gemologist who opened the store with Kathryn Dieroff. The owners are trained goldsmiths who both do custom work (1098 Yonge St., 416-944-1098).
A recent decision to relocate Sir Sandford Fleming Academy’s students (grades 9-12) to Bathurst Heights Secondary School for September 2011 has Maria Rizzo, the local trustee for the Catholic school system, up in arms, defending space that is currently home to hundreds of her students.
Comedian Seán Cullen explains what he would do if he could take in the town one final time.
Toronto’s best-kept secret is a 10-minute ferry ride away
51 ways to find Muskoka in Toronto
Stumped on what to do for Father’s Day? Take a look at our list of what’s going on in the city and make it a Father’s Day he’ll never forget.
Toronto singer/songwriter Amanda Martinez is blogging for PostCity.com about her trip to South Africa to perform a new song “Suenos Posibles” (Dreams Realized) during the World Cup.
The brand new airport in Johannesburg settled any fleeting worries I had. The incredible colours on the floors and walls and the huge posters with Nelson Mandela’s face (and other African icons) warmly greeted us with “welcome to South Africa and FIFA 2010.”
Just outside your door is a city full of world-famous culture, food and art. Take a look at our list of Toronto’s top events this weekend and see if you can’t check them all off!
One of the most anticipated events on the social calendar, the Brazilian Carnival Ball.