By Ron Johnson
GTA figure skater Madeline Schizas is an 18-year-old, two-time Skate Canada Challenge champion who hails from Oakville. At the age of six, she attended the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver and it was then, she fell in love with the sport, thanks to a dazzling performance by Joanie Rochette who took home a bronze medal … Continued
When TallBoyz premiered on CBC in 2019, it was hailed as the fresh and modern comedy that Canada needed. It didn’t hurt that the sketch comedy show, created by Guled Abdi, Vance Banzo, Franco Nguyen and Tim Blair, was being directed by Kids in the Hall alum Bruce McCulloch. Just after the premiere of the … Continued
The neighbourhood at Yonge and Sheppard deserves more credit than it gets. In the last few years, the intersection where Willowdale and Lansing meet has become remarkably attuned to T.O.’s contemporary food culture.
With a charming stone exterior and over 5,300 square feet of living space, the new listing at 68 Dawlish Ave. is a dream home. This abode was custom built in 2005 and given recent renovations that will stay in style for decades. It features large principle rooms, an open concept floor plan and no shortage … Continued
Dave Isen is taking a big step in his career. The former Jack Astor’s chef is venturing out on his own, taking his pandemic-born business to the next level. “I’ve thought about it doing it for so many years, and am thrilled that it finally happened,” Isen says. “It only took a pandemic, a lay … Continued
The balaclava trend has been making its presence known for fashion-forward Canadians since last winter, when the garments were first making debuts on the street. Fashion balaclavas were essentially blueprinted for the fashion community by international influencers, high end designers and celebrities, until the inspiration was planted accordingly into the DIY minds of knitwear and … Continued
Pétros82 is the new Greek spot founded by GTA-based hospitality and entertainment company byPeterandPauls. Embracing the fresh flavours and simple ingredients of Greece, the menu features a raw bar, line-caught wild fish directly from the Mediterranean, a bespoke butchery and an extensive premium wine list and curated cocktail program. For the time being, the authentic … Continued
The city’s recent patio closing spree has claimed a famous victim. Cafe Diplomatico’s patio has been a gathering place for sports games and events since its establishment over 50 years ago, and has remained open through the most recent pandemic-related closures, which saw many a restaurant offer a heated, covered patio for patrons to continue … Continued
Boustan Restaurant, which opened its first eatery in 1986, is bringing a modern, revamped shawarma menu to the east end, and looking to expand fast. The first Scarborough location opened a week ago, and is already making waves in the community. Emad Saad took over the Boustan name and set it up as a franchise … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Slalom skier and hometown athlete Ali Nullmeyer got her start in the sport making the drive up to Georgian Peaks Ski Club in Collingwood as a youth. And look at her now, on the way to her first Olympic Games in Beijing. Here is what you need to know: Hometown: Toronto Sport: Alpine skiing — … Continued
Snowstorms and snow days call for afternoons spent indoors, curled up on the couch with a blanket, a movie, and some piping hot food to keep you cozy no matter how frosty the windows get. And what better meal does the trick than a hearty bowl of chicken noodle soup? The best thing about this … Continued
By lindsaylow
It has been reported that one of the original investors in Sea-Hi Famous Chinese Food may be considering a reopening. The report suggested that the new location will be on Steeles Avenue. Below is our article from when they sadly announced they would be closing after 65 years. Let’s hope the report turns out to … Continued
