Before she was a best-selling writer, Joy Fielding ignored her high school English teacher’s proclamation that she would, in fact, be a writer. First, she wanted to be a star. That’s why, at 22, the Toronto native moved to Hollywood to pursue her acting career. Fielding had, after all, acted in over 20 plays while … Continued
The host of TVO’s The Agenda sounds off on life as the ringmaster of Toronto’s premier current affairs show
Residents who live along a ravine have expressed frustration over provisions in the new harmonized rezoning bylaw.
In a CBC interview about his decision to prorogue Parliament, Prime Minister Stephen Harper said Canadians are primarily focused on the economy. Thus, he dismissed concerns about Canadian complicity with torture in Afghanistan and ignored the fact that Canadians see climate change as a critical issue.
City council recently added Maclean House to their inventory of heritage properties, barring the owner from demolition to the house at 7 Austin Terrace. The home was built in 1910 for John Bayne Maclean, the founder of Maclean’s magazine.
The recent purchase of two North York properties to be razed to make room for the Yonge Street ring road has one Toronto councillor fuming.
Efforts to preserve two historic aircraft hangars slated for demolition at Parc Downsview Park (PDP) have earned the buildings a temporary stay of execution.
A Thornhill resident on a mission to find bone marrow donor matches for others got some good news of her own recently when she learned that her own match had been found.
A proposal calling for an 833-unit development on the David Dunlap Observatory site submitted to the Town of Richmond Hill has incensed councillors and residents alike.
Joanne Kates advises parents on the best ways to resolve sibling disputes
Post City Magazine explores the ever-growing range of specialty camps for kids
Colin Mochrie and Deb Mcgrath discuss how a little funny business set the stage for life-long leap into love
