Sami Sharif is one of Toronto’s advanced care paramedics participating in potentially life-saving study
Midtown paramedic speaks on his work with the ICE-PACS study and its benefits
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Real Estate: Home theatres, basketball courts and in-ground pools in three estates perfect for entertaining
259 Dunvegan Road Listed at $6.495 million, this Forest Hill mansion’s amenities include a retractable screen and overheard projector for movie night enthusiasts, an entertainment room with wet bar and wine cellar, billiards room, exercise room with spa and pool. Not to mention the basketball court in the backyard. 53 Highland Crescent This European-style estate … Continued
Grammy winner Buckwheat Zydeco plays Hugh’s Room this week
Over the past four decades and counting, Stanley Dural Jr., a.k.a. Buckwheat Zydeco, has been playing the accordion and bringing his energetic and joyous style of zydeco music to the masses. He’s won Grammy Awards and has recorded with everyone from Robert Plant to Willie Nelson, but his idea of true happiness is bringing smiles to the faces of those in his audience, the people he calls his “family.”
Seven buildings proposed for Leaside raise concern
Scale of planned community spanning two hectares on Eglinton Avenue concerns residents.
Volunteers with Toronto Trailblazers lead the blind on tandem bicycles across the GTA
Alan Morrison, a 71-year-old Summerhill resident, takes members out on the tandem as often as possible, since he first spotted the Toronto Trailblazers’s booth at a bicycle show several years ago.
No such thing as free ride when it comes to York Region transit
If you were to take a poll of south York Region residents, I suspect you’d get near unanimous support for the proposed extension of the Yonge subway to Highway 7. But add a few caveats and the answers might change: what if the subway comes with an extra three cents per litre of gas? What if it comes with a one per cent addition to the sales tax? What about a toll on the DVP? Aye, there’s the rub.
Restaurant Review: Boralia dishes out delicious O Canada cuisine
Joanne Kates reviews Boralia, the new restaurant that’s a nonstop ode to Canadiana
Food Crawl: Eat the Beach at Paralia, Xola and more!
Long summer days come in tandem with beachy jaunts: check out these local eateries and avoid packing a picnic
Four Toronto fashion insiders on summer style
We got these top Toronto style mavens to give us the lowdown on their warm weather wears
BBQ City: Joanne Kates susses out the city’s meatiest and hottest BBQ ribs
Joanne sampled a smorgasbord of Toronto’s hottest BBQ ribs, sussing out the city’s meatiest offering
Hayloft challenges Kee for cottage country rock crown
Longtime cottage country entertainment hall, the Kee to Bala, now has a PEC competitor in the Hayloft.
Local craft beer and meat pairings for your Canada Day cookout
Our guide to what beers pair with what you are grilling this Canada Day. The extensive list includes local breweries like Side Launch, Granite, Great Lakes and Left and butchers Oliffe, Bespoke, Macelleria Atlas, Sanagan’s and others.