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Make way for the Groovy grape

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AN AUSTRIAN SOMMELIER in New York habitually asks his diners, “What would you like to drink — red, white or green?” He’s not offering them a St. Patrick’s Day special.

Catch of the day

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In the summer, I love to get away from my oven and out to the barbecue, but lately, we’ve been reading about the dangers of a diet containing excess meat.

From Italy with love & linguine

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FOR THE LAST 15 years, Nino Ciuffi has been travelling back and forth between Sorrento, Italy, and Toronto in an awe-inspiring, long-distance relationship.

Tantrums are traumatizing, but kids need to hear ‘no’

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We all know this scene. There is a cute, chubby-cheeked toddler in the supermarket shopping cart, which is brimming with diapers, juice, carrots, potatoes, canned tomatoes, milk, eggs, family-size cereal and about three dozen other things that will fuel a family for a week.

Alternative therapy

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I am a believer in holistic medicine — treating the body, mind and spirit as a whole. I also believe that any treatment that does no harm and has the potential to be of benefit is worth investigating.

Yannick Bisson

By Alana Alvarez

Toronto’s most dashing TV detective talks marital bliss, his hit television show and a boyhood happily misspentin Bayview

TORONTO'S DESIGN DIVA

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As a kid, when Rosedale’s Sarah Richardson was sent to her room, she would just rearrange the furniture — something stuck