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Bridging dance hall divide

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MORE THAN 40 years after being arrested and jailed in Mississippi for his civil rights work, Paul Saltzman, an Emmy-winning producer-director and Northview Heights Secondary School graduate, returned to the south to see how the social and political landscape had changed.

Three wise recipes

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THE START OF the holiday winter season brings with it fun, food and most importantly, feasting.

A reasonable Richmond Hill retreat

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This four-bedroom house is a rare find in central Richmond Hill. Create a winter wonderland in your backyard oasis and look out the French doors as winter cardinals settle down for the holidays in the majestic trees.

A bargain in Bayview

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Situated on a quiet crescent, this raised bungalow comes at a remarkably low price per square foot, making for savings Scrooge will savour and quality that’ll make it a purchase you’ll enjoy for years to come.

Stellar talent on display in rude and crude show

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THE TOXIC AVENGER is Aubrey Dan and Dancap’s second major show they produced themselves, both of which are about New Jersey: Jersey Boys, of course, is the brilliant musical about the Four Seasons pop group. And now The Toxic Avenger, a wildly entertaining, crude, silly but delightful small-scale musical (five actors, all brilliant, playing more than two dozen parts) at the refurbished Music Hall, a 90-year-old theatre on Danforth Avenue.