David Bezmozgis
ROMAN CANDLES STREAK across the night sky in G. Ross Lord Park, flashes of light as brief as they are bright.
Category: Culture
Pick of the litter: choosing your child’s next school
I have dipped my quill into almost all the possible educational ink pots out there. My journey began at age three in Montessori preschool where I learned to fold tea towels, play bells and polish silver.
Getting down with K-town
Etalk’s Tanya Kim gives us the exclusive scoop on Little Korea’s sights and sounds
From friend to frenemy
Teenage girls’ new word is “frenemy.” It means precisely what it sounds like: Today you are my worst enemy, I hate your guts for life. Yesterday you were my bff (best friend forever). Tomorrow? I will never forgive you.
Lisa Marcos
NORTH TORONTO’S LISA MARCOS speaks in weighty sentences, and not just for a former model, from whom one might expect simpler-than-Styrofoam sound bites.
The Renaissance volunteer
For Richmond Hill’s Michael Yarlett, the York Regional Police motto “Deeds Speak” is not just a phrase, but also a way of life.
Dawn Langstroth
MEETING DAWN LANGSTROTH for an interview over spicy tuna rolls feels a little like a blind date.
Elvis Stojko
Richmond Hill’s Olympic son opens up about his long-awaited return to skating, a daring new project and a little thing called serendipity
Harland Williams
IT’S NO EASY feat to get a serious quote out of Toronto-born funnyman Harland Williams. Just try asking the Midtown native what his favourite thing is about growing up in the city.
Sweating out the toxins in style
T.O.’s 100 per cent organic spa experience
Good things come in threes for news anchor
Anne-Marie Mediwake juggles the news, and triplets, with ease
Bayview’s hero
Proceeds from May 8 theatre performance will go toward medical research