THE 905’S NIFTIEST NOSE & MOST MEMORABLE MAITRE D’
Most maître d’s these days seem to lack the professionalism and charm that the role demands. Thankfully for 905 diners, Roberto Bustamanti brings some Old World class to the role.
Most maître d’s these days seem to lack the professionalism and charm that the role demands. Thankfully for 905 diners, Roberto Bustamanti brings some Old World class to the role.
NIFTIEST NOSE & CHEEKIEST WAITSTAFF
When Maytal Michaelov, a Grade 12 student at Westmount Collegiate, was given an assignment to raise awareness of a world issue, she chose instead to follow the mantra, “think globally, act locally.”
This restaurant’s exhaustive list of Cantonese options is impressive
Instead of blowing his first paycheque from MuchMusic on frivolous goods, Bill Welychka did the responsible thing and put the money towards rent, bills and an RRSP.
Opera singer Roger Honeywell is booked solid for the next three and a half years.
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.
THAT KOBE BRYANT and Co. won the NBA Championship in June came as no great surprise to NBA XL co-host Mark Strong.
In the comfort of her basement, Lola Rasminsky created a fine arts kindergarten program with six children in 1979.
AFTER THREE SUCCESSFUL years in Montreal, last month O.Noir opened a Toronto branch of its unique “dine in the dark” restaurant and invites patrons to come and experience a dining experience like no other.
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.
“I hate you and I’m leaving home.” Is there a parent of teenagers who hasn’t heard those words? We only have two choices when we get that message (or one like it) from our teens.