North Toronto Post - July 2012

Green spaces growing in midtown

New or improved recreation areas are becoming especially vital with the increasing intensification of midtown Toronto by new condo developments. During the past year, we’ve opened a new...

Josh Matlow

Faceoff: Russell vs. Kidd

Should cash-strapped T.O. consider another bid to host the 2024 Summer Olympics?

Too Close to Call: Soap Opera

As car wash season revs up, a unique new take on the old wash-and-wax is getting road-tested in Toronto. Washly.com dispatches its crew directly to its customers to...

Definitely not the Queen’s high tea

Cannabis cafés are growing, but a city clampdown may be coming

David Paterson

Secret Recipe: Time to veg out

The backyard BBQ can be tricky terrain for vegetarians; here are three sizzling ideas for a meat-free feast

Rose Reisman

And that’s called labour, honey

Word of advice: When the pregnant lady says it is time to go, put away the iPhone!

Rebecca Eckler

Ontario follows feds with bill that abandons wildlife protection

Proposed Bill 55 affects no less than six major resource laws, including crucial Endangered Species Act

David Suzuki

Funny man flips for the Fringe

Scene-stealer, and former Red Green star, Patrick McKenna trades spotlight for directing gig in new one-man show

Brianne Hogan

Kitchen Confidential: Does half toppings equal half fat?

Post City Staff

Everyone loves Hilary

The ‘Love It or List it’ star dishes on designing a new life, her hit show and her partner-in-crime David Visentin

Brianne Hogan

Day of reckoning for Toronto Police Service

Criticism on G20 policing provides opportunity for change and growth

John Sewell

Get Your Brit On

How to celebrate the spirit and style of the London Games right here in Merry Old T.O.

Lights out at alleged illegal nightclub on Eglinton Avenue

The Unicorn Pub has terminated its sublet to Mint Bar

Michelle Ervin

Yonge and Lawrence artist alleges censorship

Franke James claims grant pulled due to work depicting PM

Nicholas Mizera

Toronto's Tastiest Fried Chicken

Crunchy, spicy, succulent and delicious fried chicken is a dish that’s perfect for eating outdoors in summer. We called in David Neinstein, chef at hot Southern BBQ spot Barque, to sample eight...

T.O. has had its own share of daredevils

Looking back at the wild and woolly stunts, thrillseekers and sideshows of yesteryear

True love waits for a very special first date

Local couple met twice before sparks flew at a romantic dinner

Jillian Cecchini

Davisville P.S.’s renewal cost vs. height to pay for it

Two years after an accommodation review committee recommended that Davisville Junior P.S. be expanded to meet a projected growth in enrolment

Michelle Ervin

Tennis ace nets place on Team Canada

Local resident shines a spotlight on wheelchair sport by securing spot in Paralympic Games

Michelle Ervin
Photo by Ben Armstrong

Parenting the anxious child is no easy task

More than a ‘worry wart,’ anxiety is a silent affliction amongst kids

Joanne Kates

More big box stores on Laird a threat to Bayview shops?

As Leaside residents unite in opposition to the 147,000-square-foot SmartCentre application on Wicksteed Avenue, opinion from local business owners is mixed

Michelle Ervin