Celebrated tenor left acting career for opera fame
Opera singer Roger Honeywell is booked solid for the next three and a half years.
Category: Culture
Rise and shine
At 3:30 a.m., Ann Rohmer wakes up. By 5:30 a.m., she’s live to air, as news anchor for CP24 Breakfast, alongside Melissa Grelo and former MuchMusic VJ Matte Babel.
Court reporter
THAT KOBE BRYANT and Co. won the NBA Championship in June came as no great surprise to NBA XL co-host Mark Strong.
Art for life’s sake
In the comfort of her basement, Lola Rasminsky created a fine arts kindergarten program with six children in 1979.
It’s still rock ’n’ roll to me
I saw Dallas Green last month at Massey Hall. He was brilliant. He was funny and bright, and he intelligently hushed any annoying “who-hooers” in the crowd.
Local band gives new meaning to divine inspiration
ALAN WITZ, DRUMMER and one of the founding members of Junonominated funk fusion collective God Made Me Funky, says he remembers his years as a student at York Mills Collegiate Institute
Make it a blockbuster night
Family movie night to be hosted at Wychwood Barns
Racing coast to coast for a cure
On June 13, David Sugarman will join 35 other cyclists on a trek across Canada as part of the second Sears National Kids Cancer Ride.
This princess packs a punch
Rebecca Eckler learns that defending herself against attackers is a lot of hard work!
Acclaimed local jazz musician scores another Juno
Oakwood Collegiate grad Jane Bunnett embarks on latest tour.
The Scents of Spring
The air is filled with everything from the fresh perfume of May flowers to the innocent scent of sidewalk chalk. For me, my olfaction takes me back to my own memories of springtime whenever I catch a whiff of… undiluted bleach.
One toy at a time
Local woman’s focus is Aboriginal kids