You can now get more than just your daily caffeinated drink at certain Starbucks locations in Toronto.

If you’ve ever been in desperate need of coffee but don’t have the patience to wait in long lines to order, you’re in luck.

If the menu at Starbucks looks a little different this week, it's because you can now purchase a glass of wine.

Williams told the Toronto Star that women are the target market, considering that they make up 60 per cent of the company’s clientele. The thinking is that many women want to enjoy a drink with friends but would rather not hang out at a bar.

Starbucks barista Myron Mayne has tattoos on both his wrists, but until recently he had to cover them up with sweatbands at work. That changed last month.

Hope was tied to a tree with electrical cord and left for dead in Atlanta, Ga. On July 7, Shane Smith found the dog, which became his motivation to found Paws for Hope and Faith, an organization urging an end to animal abuse. Now the group is set to hold a fundraiser on Oct. 15 at 8 p.m. at The Sidewalk Café.

Geremi Sachs, 24, relies on the 103 Mt. Pleasant bus to take him to...