Winterlicious set to sizzle for a seventh year
Top quality cooking featuring local ingredients and affordable prices are combining to form the recipe for success during a city-wide restaurant promotion this week.
Toronto · Arts & Life
Don Valley Brickworks gets a new lease on life
Toronto’s Don Valley Brick Works is about to get a facelift. On Monday, Dec. 8, ground was broken on a project that will see the construction of Evergreen Brick Works. The new Brick Works will…
Large city leaves little chance for Queen’s-style street party
Torontonians have come to expect that each September the newspapers will be filled with stories about out-of-control homecoming parties at Queen’s University in Kingston, but what they won’t find are headlines reporting similar student mayhem…
Panel debates a way out of the economic quagmire
Debate over the role of economic growth and alternative focuses for the economy in upcoming years dominated a forum at the St. Lawrence Centre on Front Street Wednesday night. A panel of economists gathered at…
Marijuana charges disappear in a puff of smoke
Marijuana smoker and activist Matt Mernagh walked out of the courtroom on Wednesday (Nov. 21) feeling like he was finally free. He had been charged with possession of marijuana, possession for the purposes of trafficking…
Ontario promises tough love to keep young drivers safe
Legislation further restricting the rights of young drivers in Ontario was introduced and tabled at Queen’s Park today. But the new measures, which will tighten the controls over alcohol consumption, speeding and the number of…
Vigil shines a light on those who made the ultimate sacrifice
To you from failing hands we throw The torch; be yours to hold it high In 1915, the horror on the battlefields near Ypres in Belgium moved Canadian Lt.-Col. John McCrae to write In Flanders…
Transformed AGO reopens today
Toronto art lovers are set to celebrate as the newly-designed Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) re-opens today (Nov. 14) following a 13-month closure. One of the largest art museums in North America, for the past…
Ravina Project shines a light on solar potential
When Gordon Fraser and his wife Susan discussed energy reliability for their 1920s Riverdale home, she recalled the large blackout in August of 2003. “What if something like that happens in the winter? We would…
Prostate cancer fundraiser gains ‘Mo-mentum’
Ewan Dunderdale thought that at 36-years-old he would be able to grow a decent moustache. He was wrong. After an entire month of not shaving, the wispy hairs covered his face in a pre-pubescent sort…