First Look: Frankie's Italian brings all-day brunch to Leslieville in Lil' Baci's former spot
Frankie’s Italian brings fresh pasta and pizza back to Leslieville in the space formerly occupied by neighbourhood Italian standby Lil Bacci.
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4 of T.O.’s favourite Italian restaurants on spring menus, celebrity chefs and the dish that made them famous
We asked a handful of Toronto’s Italian restaurant owners about their fave dishes and why they love cooking in their neighbourhood.
#AfterMeToo report proposes nine recommendations to wipe out sexual assault
Individuals behind the #AfterMeToo initiative released a report outlining nine recommendations to wipe out sexual assault and abuse within the entertainment industry.
HGTV’s Tiffany Pratt poses 10 questions to address your fear of colour
interior designer and HGTV Canada host, Tiffany Pratt, shows us how not to fear colour and what shades to embrace.
Cafe Diplomatico celebrates half a century in Little Italy
Connie Mastrangelo shares the Café Diplomatico story in honour of the restaurant’s 50th anniversary.
Does Markham need a bike share program?
Due to a number of unsolicited bike share program proposals that Markham City Council has received over the last year, a feasibility study has been commissioned by Markham’s transportation department to see if a bike-sharing program could work in the municipality.
La Diperie brings its chocolate-covered custom cones to Midtown
Montreal-founded once cream chain, La Diperie, has a new outpost at Yonge and Lawrence.
Entire Richmond Hill residential block appealed to the OMB
After the OMB rejected the application at 9825 Yonge St., the owners at 9839 Yonge St. appealed their own application to the OMB.
Shenae Grimes-Beech on Acting, Blogging, and Growing Up Degrassi
Shenae Grimes-Beech is returning to the small screen in The Detail: CTV’s new female-driven police drama, premiering March 25.
Meals From Memory: Vit Béo’s David Huynh makes his grandma’s dumplings
Like a lot of Asian kids growing up with grandparents at home, chef David Huynh, of the new Vit Béo at Bloor and Ossington, spent his childhood making dumplings with his grandma.
An American In Paris is a nostalgic and romantic musical for the entire family
An American in Paris has a long history dating back to a George Gershwin orchestral composition in 1928 and made famous by the incomparable Gene Kelly in the 1951 musical film.
Minister of Silly Walks, John Cleese, pays Toronto a visit this month
On April 9, Cleese is making a Toronto appearance to share his stories and humorous insights gleaned from a life in comedy.