By lindsaylow
Dr. Deborah Aber and Dr. Vandna Sharma are co-owners of Little Pearls Pediatric Dentistry. Dr. Aber received her dental degree from New York University College of Dentistry and her specialty training at St. Barnabas Hospital in Bronx, New York. Dr. Vandna Sharma received her dental degree from the University of Saskatchewan and her specialty training … Continued
Lisa Wiseman is the President and founder of Eldercare Home Health Inc. Lisa is Gerontological Nurse Certified (Canada) GNC(C) through the Canadian Nurses Association. Eldercare Home Health has been providing PSW care, that is actively case managed by Nurses, to Seniors in Toronto for over 25 years. Call us today to learn more! Your mom … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Mentalist Jaymes White is hosting an authentic Victorian séance in Toronto from Oct. 1 to Nov. 27. The Eatonville Farmhouse will be held at the farmhouse of the same name, one of the city’s last remaining farmhouses from the Victorian era. White’s shows have been completely sold out across Canada since 2015. The séance groups … Continued
By lindsaylow
Mary Anne Shaw is an established lawyer whose law practice focuses on Wills and Estates, Residential Real Estate and Family Law. Mary Anne Shaw is very active in the community, and has served on many boards and foundations in the not-for-profit arts and health sectors. She provides personal service and practical solutions. If you still … Continued
Those in search of vegan chicken nuggets and burgers (not to mention highly addictive french fries) can finally get their fix in Toronto. After opening in Vaughan in early July, vegan fast food emporium Odd Burger (formerly Globally Local Fast Food) opened an additional location in the GTA last month. Despite the name, Odd Burger … Continued
If you happen to be walking along the Harbourfront this weekend, you might stumble across a massive pile of buffalo skulls. This isn’t leftover animal waste from a hunter with an affinity for endangered species, but rather a major feature of the Luminato Festival’s newest installation called Built on Genocide. The installation was revealed on … Continued
The dog parent trend just might be overtaken by the plant parent trend soon enough, and nothing has made more sure of that than this pandemic. With fewer opportunities to socialize and a little too much time spent locked up at home, Torontonians have turned to plants in large numbers. Various plant shops across the … Continued
It’s officially that time of the year again; many of us will be hosting (vaccinated!) gatherings with family and friends over turkey and a large assortment of starches and pumpkin pie for dessert. It’s also a long weekend and there are a range of events happening across the city, featuring everything from fried chicken to … Continued
The Eglinton Way, located at the north end of the Toronto’s Forest Hill neighbourhood and is steps away from Yonge St., has an array of local shops and businesses available to prepare you for the cooler months. Here are 9 local businesses that you can support this fall. The Healthy Butcher View this post … Continued
Along with cozy sweaters, cooler nights, and Halloween costumes, October is also pumpkin season (and we’re not just talking about pumpkin spice lattes). This weekend, friends and family will be sitting together over a delicious turkey dinner, and for those who still have room for dessert, this will likely include some pumpkin pie. Toronto is … Continued
If drive-in movies have been getting a little passé for you, this Halloween season is coming to the rescue! Look no further than Haunted Cinema, the first immersive drive-in movie experience of its kind with a spooky theme that will make you really feel like you’re in the movie. Think haunted house-movie theatre hybrid with … Continued
By lindsaylow
While some restaurants have seen a massive drop in business over the course of the year, Thai chef Nuit Regular and her husband and business partner, Jeff Regular, found the time to quietly open their biggest restaurant to date. With its soaring 30-foot ceilings and street decorations, Pai Uptown officially opened for indoor dining in … Continued
