If you haven’t placed your Mother’s Day orders just yet, don’t fret. There are a host of excellent local shops offering the type of treats that will put a smile on Mom’s face in time for her big day. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rahier Patisserie (@rahierpatisserie) on … Continued
By lindsaylow
One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker. You may be spending a lot of time in pyjamas, but your daily walk around the block is … Continued
Diane Horsman, Accredited Family Mediator and Divorce Consultant at Bold Consulting, offers creative options to assist couples and individuals in designing a separation agreement cost effectively. As a mediator, she empowers couples with a framework to reach resolution. As a consultant, Diane strategically assists individuals by discussing the issues, exploring options and developing solutions. Divorce … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto’s most prominent food emporium for Indigenous cuisine in the city has announced it is closing down its Bloor Street West location. NishDish made the announcement via Instagram today. “We want to say CHI-MIIGWECH to our community for showing so much love and support during 3 amazing years at our first-ever storefront….. Now we need … Continued
By Nikki Gill
With more businesses being allowed to open next week and certain stores requiring customers to wear face masks, the demand for non-medical grade reusable masks and gloves is growing. Joseph Tassoni, a local fashion designer based in Burlington, is responding to that demand by manufacturing protective equipment. “This initiative is a chance for us to … Continued
Toronto gets back another fine dining favourite with the return of Edulis, which is debuting a multi-course dinner takeout program this week. Regularly ranked among the city’s best restaurants, Edulis is known for its exceptional, seasonal menus, which focus on seafood, vegetables, and foraged ingredients. Edulis had fallen quiet on social media in the weeks … Continued
By Ron Johnson
After cancelling its festival in March after the COVID-19 pandemic shut down all public events in Toronto, the Luminato Festival is announcing a virtual program to run June 11 to 13, 2020. The three days of programming will bring artists and thinkers together with audiences from across Canada and around the world. Although the full … Continued
By Nikki Gill
Cheryl Cartwright is the Managing Partner & Director of Case Management for our Home Care Assistance. Cheryl is a certified gerontologist with a specialized diploma in Alzheimer’s and dementia in addition to a diploma in emergency communications/ crisis management. What can you do when you or your loved one are stuck at home during an … Continued
By Nikki Gill
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VISHNUKA ARULSUNDARAM | Princess Margaret Cancer Centre It was during the SARS crisis that Vishnuka Arulsundaram decided on her career path. She was a master’s student studying microbiology and volunteered at a cancer centre. “SARS exposed me to infection control practitioners (ICP) and the role they play, especially for vulnerable patients,” she says. Arulsundaram spent … Continued
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GILLIAN GRAVELY | The Rekai Centres On April 21, Gillian Gravely, an advanced practice nurse educator (APNE) at the Toronto Rehabilitation Institute, began a voluntary redeployment to Rekai Centres long-term care facility. “Having worked the front line through SARS, I always thought another deadly virus could come along at some stage — but never to the … Continued
