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Public input sought on arena plans
A proposed arena in Markham carries a price tag of $325 million
North York off-leash dog park to stay closed
Dog owners’ group must pay $15,000 in costs for failed appeal
Midtown’s Station K sold without conditions
Residents unhappy, but pledge to fight on to protect building
Eglinton gears up for Light Rapid Transit
LRT construction may close Allen Road for up to a year
Bayview residents fight influx of condos
Residents and city reject six-tower proposal for Sheppard
Police up presence at Eglinton Park
Residents are asked to report any suspicious activities at local site
Fracked gas coming to a T.O. neighbourhood near you
City hall too busy bickering to address the next big environmental issue
Table Talk: Joanne Kates reviews Café Boulud
By lindsaylow
When a New York superchef like Daniel Boulud comes to Toronto, a foodie has to go. You can’t just ignore it. You can, however, feel sad that our beloved local superstar hotel, the Four Seasons, wasn’t confident enough to go it on its own, foodwise. Okay, so the super-snazzy Truffles in the old Four Seasons … Continued
Must-see Movie: Wings, a Hollywood classic that plays tonight at TIFF Bell Lightbox
Before The Artist swept the Oscars, there hadn’t been a silent film to win the Best Picture Academy Award since Wings, back in 1929. The film was thought lost until it was found in the Cinémathèque Française film archive in Paris. It’s since received a stunning digital restoration, and it flies back to the big screen tonight at TIFF Bell Lightbox.
Prairie Girl Bakery hits up Yorkville
Yorkville is getting in on Toronto’s cupcake craze in a big way: first, Dlish cupcakes recently opened a new location in the ’hood, and now Prairie Girl Bakery is moving in. According to Prairie Girl President Jean Blacklock, the cupcakery will be opening its third location at 150 Bloor Street West on March 1.
Album Review: Trent Severn’s self-titled debut
When the throngs of Torontonians at the Argos’ game on Sunday jeered Justin Bieber and cheered Gordon Lightfoot, it bolstered my faith in this city’s musical taste (no offence, Biebs). The CFL was reportedly attempting to attract younger crowds to the franchise — and it might have been on to something.