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Finger lickin’ northern fried chicken
The staple dish of the Deep South has found a home on some of the city’s best menus. Chef Lynn Crawford tracks down T.O.’s best
Big Ben’s Little Pakistan
Our new columnist discovers a community united by pride, prayer and life-changing biryani
Leaside fuel spill drains into the Don River
After last month’s petroleum spill — caused by construction workers accidentally hitting a buried fuel tank in behind the Staples office supply store in northeast Leaside, near Eglinton Avenue and Leslie Street — the question remains about whether the accident could happen again.
For local sergeant, changing lives is a slam dunk
Peter Henry is taking to the streets and the courts to make a difference
North Toronto gets retro active
For Manuel Rozakis, finding a good plain burger joint in Toronto today is difficult.
20-storey development casts shadow on locals
A city council motion moved last month to build a 20-storey building on the corner of Duplex Avenue and Orchard View Boulevard showed a serious disregard for the neighbourhood, said locals.
Kiwanis rejects city orders to remove Casa Loma chair
Midtown’s Castle is now caught in the middle of what may turn out to be a full-scale battle between the city and the Kiwanis Club of Casa Loma.
CFC’s $9-mil project might be back on track
City council recently decided to work with residents and the Canadian Film Centre (CFC) until the end of the month, to try to resolve differences over the centre’s proposed expansion.
Mastering the art of chocolate & ciabattas in Bayview
It’s not every day that customers love a bakery so much they ask for a franchise. However, that’s the case for Michael Simeone, owner of Artisano Bakery.
TIFF opens with a ballad & a body check
Michael McGowan’s Score: A Hockey Musical a ‘love story to T.O. in winter’
Ice cream shops irresistible treats in the Village
Haute Par Periwinkle has something for everyone. “It’s a mini-market for people,” says Cindy Yong, of her new Eglinton Way location that showcases work by local artisans.