Community, suggests Ruth Cohen, is good medicine — maybe the best. And keeping people engaged, especially those most at risk of being cast aside from that community, is what keeps the whole intact and healthy. In essence, that’s what earned her an enthusiastic nomination for the Bhayana Family Foundation Award from United Way. It might … Continued
The Old Orchard Grove Residents Association (OOGRA) has been revitalized after a 17-storey condominium development at 228 Wilson Ave. spurred some concerns about possible intensification south of Wilson. The 2013 rezoning of Wilson Avenue, which allows for more development between Avenue Road and Bathurst Street, came to residents’ attention during discussions concerning the new condominium. … Continued
For months, a development site at the corner of Lesmill Road and York Mills Road has sat untouched. In 2014, a building was razed and the site is currently being cleared of debris and prepared for construction of some sort. The big question is what sort. If SmartCentres leasing material is any indication, a … Continued
It sounds like new mayor John Tory and Midtown councillor Josh Matlow are on the same page regarding parking enforcement and its impact on traffic congestion. A new six-point plan should provide relief for weary midtown commuters used to being stuck behind delivery vehicles during rush hour. The first of the six is a policy … Continued
Another issue concerning the venerable York Region site of the David Dunlap Observatory (DDO) is gaining traction. First there was the issue of the preservation of the DDO lands. This time, the Richmond Hill Naturalists (RHN) are getting involved. In this case, the question is one of heritage, and it’s centred around the observatory’s administrative … Continued
We talk to Dr. David Jenkins of the risk factor modification centre at St. Michael’s Hospital and the University of Toronto about his sensible, science-based advice for healthy eating.
Even though there are products like FemMED Libido and testosterone cream on the market, Rebecca Eckler says that dealing with a low libido is about more than popping a pill.
Photography, Tom Ryaboi bends the rules to gain access to the top of some of Toronto’s tallest buildings to shoot his stunning rooftopping photography.
Gord and Sharon Martineau have counted on a shared sense of humour and common hobbies like tennis to stay married for 26 years
Dr. Jess shares the good news that a healthy relationship is good for you and offers a list of tips for making your marriage a happy one.
World champion and Olympic medalist, Elvis Stojko has a who opening at The Princess of Wales Theatre this week. It’s producing by Mirvish and is unique as a skating show on stage.
Rebecca Eckler looks to brighten the lives of those she meets with random — or impulsive — acts of kindness.
