Thornhill’s Person of the Year: Marc Kielburger
Marc Kielburger is one-half of two enterprising brothers whose surname has become synonymous across Canada and around the world with social responsibility and philanthropy.
Marc Kielburger is one-half of two enterprising brothers whose surname has become synonymous across Canada and around the world with social responsibility and philanthropy.
For all his ordinariness — he likes movies, music, video games, Jessica Alba, hanging at the mall — Patrick Chan is anything but a typical teenager.
Jeff Skoll, former president of EBay, founder and chairman of the philanthropic Skoll Foundation and Participant Media (the film production company behind some of the decade’s most socially conscious films) got his start pumping petrol just down the street.
Belinda Stronach is a philanthropist, power broker, socialite, former public servant and our area’s latest high-profile resident.
The man who made one of Richmond Hill’s biggest dreams a reality
Galen G. Weston: Trailblazer, philanthropist and North Toronto’s ‘greenest’ grocer
T.O.’s custom-made dress kings design the perfect LBD
The National Ballet’s Sonia Rodriguez & Xiao Nan Yu took time out from The Nutcracker to help us find T.O.’s hautest parkas
A trip through Toronto’s Distillery District with designer gurus Steven and Chris.
ACCLAIMED FIDDLER ASHLEY MacIsaac has been in and out of the spotlight over the last two decades for his music, for selling a stake in his career on EBay, even for yelling obscenities to an unsuspecting audience as part of a performance art project.
New book chronicles rise of The Comedy Store and the demise of a would-be stand-up
WHAT A WEALTH of talent resides in the three women behind the Tarragon Theatre’s latest play Drowning Girls. Beth Graham, Charlie Tomlinson and Daniela Vlaskalic are to be applauded for a stunning and unforgettable production.