Post City Magazines - August 2010

Forest Hill’s casual Italian landmark arrives on Centre Street

Striking a pose between comfort & spicy

Villa’s kitchen turns out fresh and fabulous Malaysian plates, brought to table by delightful, adept servers without attitude.

Kelly Jones

Does Rosedale hotspot live up to the hype?

A heavenly Cornish hen helps

Janice Warren

Upscale Vietnamese

Ave & Eg bistro takes bold step

Kelly Jones

Cottage couture

Jeanne Beker flips for Toronto’s fanciest flops — topping them off with tanks for every summer occasion

Ontario wines shock and amaze British critics

17 winemakers fly to Britain for an exclusive tasting at Canada House in Trafalgar Square

Tony Aspler

The onset of Labour Day calls for ‘should-free’ diet

With school just around the corner, begin to motivate and communicate with your kids using the ‘mirroring technique’

Joanne Kates

Kurt Browning at National Ballet’s glam gala

The National Ballet of Canada’s fifth annual fundraising gala, Mad Hot: A Russian Seduction, at the Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts, raised an impressive $1 million.

All event coverage produced by Michelle Levy Productions

Living on the edge

Hoping for a home with fewer nosy neighbours? Get away from it all with one of these six ravine residences

Elizabeth Beddall

Cats in the cradle

Is T.O.’s pampered princess ready to be a cougar in training?

Rebecca Eckler

Sweet treats for summer

Try my cool, delicious, no-bake lighter desserts made only with the best and natural ingredients.

Rose Reisman

Opa your heart to me

Trish Stratus and husband Ron open up about school days, yoga studios and souvlaki

Elizabeth Beddall

Is Casa Loma under siege?

Should the city kick Kiwanis to the castle’s curb?

Local grad only Canadian youth at the Girls 20 Summit

Volunteer-a-holic represents country at Belinda Stronach brainchild, set to tackle education

Anna Sajecki

Running to reach the finish line for a cure

For local resident and cancer survivor Israel “Issie” Pelc, crossing the finish line recently at the Niagara Ultra Marathon actually marked the end of not one, but two marathons.

by Paul Johnston