Which side is winning The GTA’s war on cars?
If there is or has been a war on cars, the cars are winning
If there is or has been a war on cars, the cars are winning
Bruce Cockburn’s latest is an ode to travel both good and bad
William and Kate’s impending nuptials have inspired the GTA’s shops and designers to pay tribute to the Union Jack
Rebecca Eckler heads north where men are men, and that’s OK by her
Tawfik Shehata, executive chef at the club district’s newest hot spot, the Ballroom, developed a taste for chicken shawarma while studying at Le Cordon Bleu.
Style icon Jeanne Beker weighs in on this season’s must-have item, the denim shirt
Toronto is about to get a taste of enlightenment this Friday with The Body, Soul and Spirit Expo at Exhibition Place. Among the list of special guests is Swami Shree Yogi Satyam, an advocate of spirituality and a practice called Kriyayoga. What is Kriyayoga? It’s generally passed down from Guru to disciple, so anyone who’s curious may want to hit up the Expo. We asked the Swami about meditation, living spiritually in a smart phone-obsessed world and what he thinks of yoga’s popularity in North America.
A community meeting will be held this month to discuss a development proposal for the now-empty St. Margaret’s Anglican Church near Avenue Road and Eglinton Avenue. Some locals are concerned that the lack of details could mean the current plan for 20 three-storey townhouse units on the site is just the tip of the iceberg.
Mehmet Uzel is as close as it comes to an olive evangelist. From a town in northern Turkey that prides itself on growing the world’s best, he moved to Toronto to expand his family’s olive empire, believing the city’s diverse population would help him tap into an olive-loving culture.
Residents debate whether proposal for a seniors’ home is too big
Design-hungry patrons want to take home their favourite restaurants’ cutting-edge decor
Robert J. Sawyer, one of Canada’s most successful authors and winner of just about every science fiction award out there, will be launching Wonder, his 20th novel, next week. It’s the conclusion of his trilogy about the increasingly complex World Wide Web becoming, in the very near future, conscious and self-aware. We spoke to him by phone at his Mississauga home.