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Parent to Parent: The building blocks of boundaries

By Andrew Mannsbach

When we think of saying no to kids, our minds most often turn to the terrible twos and how we, as parents, struggled to navigate those rock-strewn waters. I remember my then two-year-old, 29 years ago, ignoring me when I said it was time to leave the toy-strewn waiting room at our GP’s office.

Too Close to Call: Dancing for the dead

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Día de los Muertos, the massive Mexican festival on Nov. 2, honours the beloved deceased with fabulous food and dance. A T.O. Aztec dancer and a Mexican folk dancer show us how to party.

Fashion: I wanna be per-sueded

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A) On the fringe Rewind Couture, 577 Mt. Pleasant Rd., $450 “I love the whipstitching. I love the colour, that neutral dove grey. It’s flirty, sexy, sassy. Looking for a suede statement? This is the way to go.” B) A hot topic Andrews, Bayview Village, $950 “MaxMara does such beautiful things. Clean lines, the suede is sumptuous. It … Continued

From Parris with Love

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Other Side of the Game, premiering on Oct. 18 at the Aki Studio at Daniels Spectrum and running until Nov. 5.

HGTV star Kortney Wilson takes us inside her closet

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I never thought my closet would become a place for a champagne toast with my girlfriends. In fact, I designed it to be a fully functioning and practical space and just got caught up in the pretty details of it all. Here’s how I turned my bedroom into my dream closet. My husband, Dave, and … Continued

Arkells frontman Max Kerman on his Annex roots

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Max Kerman is walking by his old high school, Harbord Collegiate, as he responds to interview questions on the phone, explaining that he started dabbling in songwriting at 16. Kerman is the lead singer of the Arkells, a band that has quickly risen to fame since they released their first EP in 2007. Now they … Continued