CARLA COLLINS
Our area’s queen of comedy on life as a self-help author, finally finding her dream man and why Hollywood has nothing on Hogtown
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ANTON RABIE
Thornhill’s toy-making titan opens up about getting ahead, giving back and why he’s busy working on his latest dance moves
JERRY STILLER
TV’s most lovable angry dad talks Seinfeld, King of Queens, his penniless past and why he’s excited to visit Richmond Hill this month
MONITA RAJPAL
From a T.O. reception desk to CNN’s anchor chair, this cable news icon dishes on landing her dream job and growing up in North York
PEACHES
Bayview’s award-winning musical wild child on working with Christina Aguilera, saying no Britney and how she hit it big in Europe
Light up your life
If you had Canada’s top seasonal affective disorder (SAD) expert, Dr. Anthony Levitt, cornered for 10 minutes, what would you ask him?
Want to dine at J.P. Challet's new resto? Get in line
After two years in the making, J.P. Challet and Jennifer Decorte’s Ici Bistro has finally opened its doors but the restaurant is already booked up with reservations nearly two weeks in advance.
Congregation gets new facility from land sale
A local church turned to Diamante Development Corporation to finance a new facility, agreeing to sever their land in exchange for much-needed building funds. Now that construction of the three-storey church is underway, the residential component of the site, a proposed 25-storey condominium, is causing concern among local residents.
Eglinton Avenue will never be the same
The station sites have been picked out, the boring machine contract signed, and now locals will soon have a glance at station schemes for the underground portion of the Eglinton light rail transit (LRT), which runs from Keele station to Laird station.
Yonge & Wilson TTC site under fire
Debate surrounding the proposed new centralized TTC headquarters continues to mount, as information on price and zoning are revealed.
Film centre expansion moves ahead
A settlement was reached at an Ontario Municipal Board hearing on Oct. 7. between the Canadian Film Centre (CTC) and the neighbours who had appealed its expansion plans.
Bloor construction headache is over for local retailers
Just as holiday season shopping is about to set in, Bloor Street retailers have received a gift of their own: for the first time in more than two years, there is no construction on the strip of Bloor between Avenue Road and Church Street.