Laura Vandervoort on her last season of Bitten and her latest role as a supervillain
York Mills Collegiate grad Laura Vandervoort on her last season of Bitten, producing a new children’s show and her latest role as a super villain.
York Mills Collegiate grad Laura Vandervoort on her last season of Bitten, producing a new children’s show and her latest role as a super villain.
Pauline Tong, Leaside resident and former Yee Hong Community Wellness Foundation (YHCWF) president, returns every year to volunteer her time to the charity. “The Dragon Ball is in my blood,” she said. The Dragon Ball benefit, orchestrated by YHCWF, is moving into its 27th year and has become an annual tradition for many people in … Continued
When marijuana legalization was enacted south of the border, edible marijuana products presented a bit of a problem.
Hemant Bhagwani’s new Indian Street Food Co. is a dream come true.
Psychotherapists Jesse Hanson and Carmen Littlejohn, the duo behind Helix Healthcare Group, share their love story
The 2016 operating budget of the Toronto Police Service fits the Potemkin mould. They say it exists but no one is allowed to see it.
Ontario’s medical doctors feel trapped in a process where they are treated as government employees, when it suits the government, and small business owners otherwise. In the past, physicians have negotiated their fees with the provincial government. However, with the expiration of a contract between physicians and the government, fee cuts have been dictated to … Continued
Graham Abbey on why you should see The Winter’s Tale
I’m still trying to figure out why one of the best chefs in the world (yes, the world!) opens a restaurant called Fring’s in collaboration with a rapper. Susur Lee’s name is on the menu as chef and owner; his partner is Drake, and it’s tough to get a reservation at Fring’s.
Infrastructure spending by governments is long overdue, we must ensure that they include longer-lasting green solutions such as planting trees in urban areas for storm water management and other services.
Growing up, Steven Page says he spent countless hours adoring and admiring the Beatles’ iconic 1967 album, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band. Now Page and a few other notable Canadian singers are putting their own imaginative spin on the album courtesy of Toronto’s Art of Time Ensemble.
After Chris Stark responded to Carolyn Mackenzie’s medical emergency, they fell in love