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VINCENZO NATALIVINCENZO NATALI’S NEW FILM, SPLICE |
Godfrey’s group spends $1.1 B to buy CanwestAfter leading the winning $1.1 billion group bid to acquire the Canwest newspaper chain, North Yorker Paul Godfrey is poised to take the helm as president and CEO of the new company that will... |
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Homeowners may get one-time pass on illegal padsCoun. Howard Moscoe has proposed a one-time amnesty that would give homeowners with illegal front yard parking pads in the old City of York boundaries a chance to obtain a permit. |
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High art inspired hair at new Yonge Street salonPlus, gift shop celebrates 10 years, and more |
Parents might appeal decision to close St. CyrilSome St. Cyril parents are considering an appeal in response to the Toronto District Catholic School Board’s recent decision to close their school. |
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North York Post - June 2010
Features
In This Issue
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The city’s elite gathers to swing to the sounds of Carnival in TorontoOne of the most anticipated events on the social calendar, the Brazilian Carnival Ball. |
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Ron James performs for Sunnybrook benefitToronto’s elite came out for the Night of Stars, an intimate evening of arts in support of the Sunnybrook’s Orthopaedic & Arthritic Centre. |
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Acclaimed director Atom Egoyan attends gala fundraiserAn Artists’ Affair at the Four Seasons was a wonderful evening celebrating a partnership between the arts and health. |
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Peter Keleghan and Leah Pinsent don yoga gear and stretch for charityThe all-day fitness marathon, held at the Liberty Grand, was led by some of the top fitness instructors in the GTA. |
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The Yankees are coming!Another new Rosedale restaurant, and Massimo Capra goes global |
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Too close to call: Mad Italian Gelato vs. Hotel Gelato |
Is the city at war with cars or is the two-wheeler set under threat?The top five candidates give us their solutions on gridlock, subways and cycling in the city |
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'R' Rated Ads? Now Mag Faces CriticsShould magazines easily accessible to minors run explicit adult ads? |
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The new luxuryA Canadian real estate report stated the new standard for a “luxury” home in T.O. is $1.5 mil, here are six on the market now |
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Reason to be rich in Richmond HillIn five years, the price tag of this Richmond Hill retreat has increased by nearly $500,000. |
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Bigger bucks in BayviewLocated in the in-demand St. Andrew’s area, this opulent oasis overlooking a ravinelike setting offers its future owner an in-ground heated pool, among many other amenities. |
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The more the merrier in 905For 1.5 million dollars, you can get a lot — a huge lot in Thornhill, that is, surrounded by mature trees and multimillion- dollar homes. |
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No limit in North YorkFor the burgeoning builder, this top-of-the-line tear down may be the perfect fit. |
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Finer with age in Forest HillIt’s no surprise that this city oasis has seen a hefty increase in price. |
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Top 10 easy and green summer renovationsSmall changes can make a big impact on your home |
Sushi & sandwiches high in salt, carbsPackaged food comes labelled with all the nutritional info you need to make a healthy eating decision. But restaurant food? Not until now. We had an accredited lab analyze our area’s most... |
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Roll with the lunchesThough we love our California rolls, preparing sushi at home never seems to be worth the effort or time. But I’ve developed a few recipes that are easy, healthy and quick to make! |
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New restaurant gets a rise out of local dinersPhoenix is easy on the wallet |
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A taste of Paris arrives in MidtownNew café a hit with locals and working stiffs alike, but watch out, pizzas go fast |
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Blurring the lines between comedy and tragedy at Hot DocsCanadian singer’s funny and touching life story a festival sensation |
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New ’80s rock ’n’ roll musical not really one for the agesMirvish’s latest high on production values, low on production |
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An ode to the beautiful gameThe book Globe columnist was born to write |
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Canadian indie music icons arrive on the heels of their hot new albumFOR THE LAST decade, the demise of Canadian indie stalwarts the New Pornographers has been imminent. |
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Jazz stars toot their own horns this summerFor 10 days this month, T.O. will sway, jump and jive to the world’s best soul, funk, R & B and more. Below, five of the Toronto Jazz Festival’s biggest stars sound off |
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Top of the popsFearless fashionista Jeanne Beker seeks out the city’s spectacular shirt-tie combos for Father’s Day |
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Uptown T.O. gets a dash of fine French fareNew bistro flexes mussels |
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Tackling T.O.’s best key lime piesNothing says summer like key lime pie, and no one knows the Florida delicacy better than Dunedin-born Argos legend Pinball Clemons |
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Puttin’ the hammer downLearning to kick butt Israeli style at hot, new local club |
How much damage could a little lotion cause?Weak regulations mean questionable personal products are being overlooked |
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Famous ballet dancer all smiles over recent engagementDancer Rex Harrington and partner Robert Hope discuss their six-year relationship and recent engagement |
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Proposed Hogg’s Hollow building worries localsRecently revealed plans to transform the TTC commuter parking lot located on the northwest corner of Yonge Street and York Mills Road into a 450,000-square foot, eight-storey office building have... |
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Hickey hosts new babyFirst-time mom Cheryl Hickey recently returned to her post as ET Canada host |
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Young fundraiser squeezes every drop out of charity workBayview resident encourages other kids to get involved in their communities |
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