Hankering for the flavours of Kerala, the southwest Indian state? Then your best bet is to head to Victoria Park and Lawrence Avenue East and visit Royal Kerala Foods, store owner Saji Mangalathu says.
The Indian Spice Kitchen has fast become one of Scarborough’s popular Indian restaurants. The staff is friendly and the service is efficient, but since opening in 2009, the quality of food seems to be decreasing.
For Christine Hirtescu, finding happiness through art was more important than finding money. “I didn’t pursue art initially for fears of financial gain,” she says. “But … ultimately everyone needs to do something that makes them feel good.”
Schools across the city took over subway stations on Feb. 11, singing, dancing and collecting TTC tokens for Toronto’s Tokens4Change event. Tokens were collected for Youth Without Shelter to help homeless youth get around the city for school, doctor appointments and job interviews.
Oxfam Canada was only one of a few organizations featured at UTSC’s second annual International Development and Cultural Week, running from Feb. 8 to Feb. 10 on the campus.
A Canadian-designed couple’s sex story is a best seller for Valentine’s Day, Scarborough sex shop employees say.
A small theatre group is bringing bigtime fun to Scarborough this winter.
Have you made plans to ring in the year 4078? Feb. 3 is the official start of the Year of the Rabbit, 4078 on the Chinese calendar.
Suzanne Lilly has been waiting to celebrate a big birthday for a long time. But it’s not her own: Bedford Park Public School is turning 100.
Controversy continues to swirl around the Bridlewood Mall area while construction dust is still settling at Bridlewood Library. Work on the library, which wrapped up on Jan. 21, is part of a controversial renovation and redevelopment plan that includes building a proposed 975 condo units.