Post City Magazines - September 2009

New Boutique Caters to Bayview Bathers

Swimwear shop goes to great lengths to please locals

New Chocolate Cafe Opens on St. Clair

New shop hopes to strike at Village sweet tooth

New Olive Oil Boutique Hits Midtown

North Toronto welcomes new culinary destination

Shop Makes Fashion Affordable for All

Designer consignment store offers wide selection

Out of This World Freshness

New bakery brings fresh bagels and baked goods to Thornhill

Replacing a legend

New restaurant’s kitchen shines, service needs a rethink

Janice Warren

Hungry for authentic Hungarian

New eatery offers much to tempt local taste buds

Kelly Jones

Kickin’ It Old Shul

A glimpse back at the history of Toronto’s Jewish community

10 Years of Tempura, Teppanyaki and More

For 10 years, Bayview’s Kabuki has served some of the best sushi in the city to its loyal customers.

Peddle Power Propels 35 Years

For 35 years, cyclists have flocked to Bayview Cycle Centre for all things bike related.

10 Years of Italy’s Finest in Yorkville

Raymond Commisso and Leslie Chan are thrilled to be celebrating 10 years of Dimmi Trattoria and Bar in Yorkville

Local Chef Wins International Award

For 10 years, Robyn Goorevitch has been “turning your home into your favourite restaurant” with her business Dining In Chez Vous

Major Milestone for Yoga Studio

For 10 years Big Stretch Yoga Centre has been helping people slow down and breathe.

Chef of the Year Honours for Local Culinary Whiz

Robyn Goorevitch has been “turning your home into your favourite restaurant” for 10 years with her business Dining In Chez Vous.

Clearly Focused on Customers for 25 Years

Focus Optical Labs owners Tibor Klein and Ethan Ticktin are celebrating 25 years in business

40 Years & Counting for Local Italian Eatery

Rossini Restaurant is celebrating its 40th year of dishing out superb Italian fare.

Two Tickets to Paradise for Dream Providers

Since 1994 Barry and Harold Foot have been helping people get to paradise

10 Years of Italian Luxury for Richmond Hill Shop

Italian for a “luxury, signature brand,” Le Firme clothing store is celebrating 10 years.

New Asian pub in midtown

Fin catches a tasty wave

By Kelly Jones

Jacket Required - How to blaze a trail of glory this fall

Sass Jordan, Juno Award winner, Canadian Idol judge, and rocker extraordinaire picks this season’s hottest blazers

By Jen Selk

Bayview Break-Ins

September 2009

Village Break-ins

September 2009

North Toronto Break-Ins

September 2009

North York Break-Ins

September 2009

Richmond Hill Break-Ins

September 2009

Thornhill Break-Ins

September 2009

Midtown Break-Ins

September 2009

The tastiest BBQ in Hogtown

Fine dining’s dynamic duo, chef Michael Bonacini and restaurateur Peter Oliver, hunt for the meatiest, most flavourful ribs in town

By Malcolm Johnston

Time to savour a taste of the County

Ontario’s latest wine region is the yin to Niagara’s yang

Tony Aspler

So I bailed: Why I sent my kids to private school

Lessons learned by a mom who made the switch

By Joanne Kates

Florida food train

Ida Pusateri flying south?

Ron Johnson

Pusateri’s flying south?

VENERABLE MIDTOWN GOURMET food shop Pusateri’s might be making a move south of the border, if reports are true.

Ron Johnson

To Hair Is Human, To Blow-Dry Divine

As the theory goes, aesthetics fall by the wayside during a recession. The recent surge in blow-dry salons in the city suggests clever ladies have found a new way to enliven their ‘dos without...

Chantal Kreviazuk sings her way to smarter kids

Juno-winning star on the importance of music education

By Erica Ehm

Paul Molitor and friends back in Toronto for gala

The glory days of the Toronto Blue Jays were in full effect last month as the team got back together for a reunion celebrating the 92-93 World Series championship.

Raising Money Carnival Style

Carnival-style entertainment followed by a fine evening on the dancefloor provided the diversions at the Liberty Grand ballroom at Exhibition Place for the 2nd annual Scotiabank Caribana Gala.

Hidden in plain sight: Baldwin St.

MTV’s Jessi Cruickshank discovers the secret charms of the little street that could

Jen Selk

Hey Big Spender

From sprawling, contemporary mansions to historic classics on handsome streets, when it comes to luxury homes, the GTA has got it all.

by Jen Selk

Taking the Dead Sea stroll

See the exhibit, get the spa treatment

By Rebecca Eckler

A blender bender

A smooth way to start (or finish) your day

Rose Reisman

Making a play for the girl

How Pinball kicked off a 25-year love story

Make your voice heard

Now that the strike’s over, have your say at City Hall

Cliff Jenkins

Infrastructure gets a big boost

Bayview storm water management moves forward

Shelley Carroll

Project showcases young artists

Take a look at the new additions to Duplex Parkette

Karen Stintz

Creativity blooms in Ward 21

This fall, check out Nuit Blanche and Artwalk

Joe Mihevc

Neighbourhood crime concerns

Prevention means reporting every incident

JOHN PARKER

A Victory for Centre for the Arts

Jersey Boys reaches a milestone in North York

John Filion

Lanes, trains and automobiles

The GTA needs rapid transit, not a new bus system

David Cohen

You told us, and we listened

New official plan will be predicated on your input

David Barrow

Shia community centre to open

Diversity is one of Thornhill’s greatest strengths

Peter Kent

Celebrating our village’s history

Thornhill Village Festival kicks off this September

Peter Shurman

The Kennedy Great Makeover

In an attempt to weather the recession, beloved Toronto restaurateur Jamie Kennedy is taking dramatic steps to save his company, transforming his Gardiner restaurant from fine dining to light...

After-School Special

Looking for an unconventional home that allows for your full creative expression? A historic schoolhouse might be just what you’re looking for — think, one large and very open room, high...

by Ron Johnson

Fall Real Estate Roundtable

In a riotous ‘reply all’ e-mail exchange, our experts reassess the market, six months on

By Malcolm Johnston

From the ground up

Save computers, save the planet

Michelle Arbus

Giving students that extra boost for success

Local works to improve access to technology for kids

Michelle Arbus

Technology for success

Improving access to computers

Around the world and back again

After volunteering abroad, local wants to make change here at home

Michelle Arbus

Battling baby blues

Group helps new 905 moms

Ann Ruppenstein