The show must go on
An interview with mother and Jersey Boys star Jennifer Copping
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Rosehill Park’s off-leash bark may have bite
City council recently approved 29 new sites that meet the criteria for off-leash dog parks, but some other spots, such as St. Alban’s Square, weren’t so lucky.
Mario Racco makes move for Vaughan mayor role
Political heavyweight Mario G. Racco is once again seeking public office with his recently announced bid to become Vaughan’s next mayor.
Willowdale’s off-leash bark may have bite
City council recently approved 29 new sites that meet the criteria for off-leash dog parks including two in Bayview.
Students could be forced to switch schools
Sporting a pin saying “No Boundary Change”, Sandra Aversa made a tearful plea to the Yonge and Davisville accommodation review committee (ARC) not to change the boundaries of Maurice Cody Junior Public School that could result in students being forced to attend another school.
New $38.2 mill housing complex coming
Social housing in York Region will get a much needed addition thanks to the recently approved funding of a new $38.2 million apartment complex in Richmond Hill.
Concerns grow over Yonge & Eg development
At the eleventh hour, residents presented their concerns over the proposed three-storey retail concourse development on the northwest corner of Yonge Street and Eglinton Avenue that would extend to the edge of the sidewalk, swallowing the existing open space.
Les Mis legend takes a spring stroll through the Roncey
Irish tenor Colm Wilkinson sings Roncesvalles praises
Leafs’ tough guy shows his sweet side
Beloved former Leafs captain and prized pugilist Wendel Clark takes on T.O.’s top chocolate cake
Atom Egoyan
A STRANGE THOUGHT occurs while watching Atom Egoyan’s new film, Chloe, a noirish, erotically charged drama that stars Julianne Moore, Liam Neeson and anime-faced “it girl” Amanda Seyfried. Toronto has never been immortalized or romanticized the way New York was in Woody Allen’s early, funny films.
Tanning sans the sun
Home tanning parties are the latest craze for lovers of bronze
Have fork, will travel: T.O.'s top dog heads to China
When I had dinner at Big Boss, a Beijing restaurant that can seat 300-400 people, I noticed the escalating trend in China towards elaborate décor and setting, not to mention high prices.