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Linda FrumOutspoken, articulate and never boring — T.O.’s newest senator on power, politics and growing up in Bayview’s first family |
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City council looks for a new location for area ice padBayview parents might be hauling their hockey-playing broods to a new arena in the area in the near future. |
Home prices jump in BayviewHomeowners in Willowdale and the Bridle Path are getting about $50,000 more for their homes this year compared to 2008. |
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Townhouse proposal being appealed at OMBA proposal that could render the official plan redundant and set a new precedent for Bayview Village and York Mills is being appealed at the Ontario Municipal Board. |
Bayview Post - February 2010
Features
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Local couple help hungry & homelessIT WAS A Wednesday afternoon and Gordon Robertson was helping run the Drop Inn program at his church, as he did every Wednesday. As the centre was closing, an older couple showed up looking for... |
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Liberal Glen Murray wins Toronto Centre by-electionOn Feb. 4, Toronto Centre voters chose Liberal candidate Glen Murray as their MPP. He took 47 per cent of the vote while NDP nominee Cathy Crowe trailed behind with 33 per cent. |
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Inside Furious George's war roomIf politics is war, the past week has shown that some arsenals may be better stocked than others. |
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Midtown couple donates $3 million to ballet schoolPair honoured for efforts as school marks 50 years this month |
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Acclaimed chef gets her groove backChef Lynn Crawford rubs the dirt away from the eye-catching tattoos on the palms of her hands — a square labyrinth on the left, a Hindu labyrinth on the right.They’re getting a bit faded, but... |
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A marriage of method & madnessAfter a decade away from the stage, acclaimed playwright George F. Walker returns with a brave look at a family upturned by mental anguish and how salvation comes in many forms |
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Bayview Break-Ins |
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This Latin jazz star’s fave ’hood is truly the Pits!Sultry songstress Amanda Martinez leads Post City down the smoother side of Christie Pits |
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Travelling to the extremeArmed with a bag of Sunkist candy and a wallet full of bribe money, author Chuck Thompson waded through one of the most feared destinations of earth for his latest book, To Hellholes and Back. But... |
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Vegan eatery offers tempting lunch buffetKale brings vegan, organic and macrobiotic fare to the Yonge and Eglinton neighbourhood. Conscientious eaters appreciate the healthy alternatives to the usual pub grub, and workaholics like the... |
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Inside the manic mind of T.O.’s famed funnymanHowie Mandel wrote his new book, Here’s the Deal: Don’t Touch Me, while recovering from a serious heart condition, which required “internal defibrillation.” It was a scary time, and... |
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T.O's gold medal momThree-time Olympic contender and ET host Rosey Edeh speaks about the hurdles of mumhood. |
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What if kids got to choose where they went to school?Columnist Joanne Kates discusses the benefits of speaking to your child about education options. |
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A culinary adventure awaits in LeasideIt is rare for one entrepreneur to get food, service and price fine tuned, in one month. Segar Kulasegarampillai has managed this and more. |
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Still time to see masterful productionThe play that I can definitely (and definitively) recommend very highly is Courageous on now at the essential Tarragon Theatre, written by one of Canada’s most Shaw-like, wise, thoughtful and... |
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Local legends celebrate 25 years with groundbreaking new albumBeloved canuck band Blue Rodeo turned back the clock on their latest release, and in so doing, are proving there is still plenty left in the musical tank for the Toronto-based quintet, who hit... |
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Young TV couple makes romance their businessThe stars of Slice’s latest reality show, Love Incorporated tell Post City how they met |
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Dim sum-ptuous!Try my delicious and healthier Chinese options for a great meal! |
Kitchen ConfidentialWe received so much reader response about last month’s cover story on the fat, calorie and sodium contents of some local restaurant food that we decided to turn it into a monthly column. |
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Who is T.O.'s oyster king?WE’VE ALL HEARD about the aphrodisiacal powers of the oyster, but with Valentine’s Day upon us, which top oyster house is the best bet for making your evening out one to remember? To find out,... |
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When in doubt, drink champagne throughoutChinese food offers a great challenge for wine lovers |
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Snapshot, crackle & popOur brave scribe doffs her duds for candid boudoir photos. |
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Going for Yukon goldFormer Olympian and Quebec native Josée Chouinard’s quest for the GTA’s top poutine |
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Avatar offers loads of fun with a green messageSure, the movie has a great ecological message, but overall it's just a lot of fun. |
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Ontario leads way with environmental exampleLocal groups show wider potential for ‘green’ health care initiatives |
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T.O.’s Brian Williams returns for lucky 13th OlympicsBRIAN WILLIAMS ANNOUNCED to the country that Ben Johnson tested positive for steroids and he was stripped of his gold medal at the 1988 Summer Olympics in Seoul, South Korea.To this day, it is the... |
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Precious and personalizedThe reigning queen of romance, Ziggy Lorenc, shows off the city’s most charming bracelets |
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