Humour and the heart

Colin Mochrie and Deb Mcgrath discuss how a little funny business set the stage for life-long leap into love

Young TV couple makes romance their business

The stars of Slice’s latest reality show, Love Incorporated tell Post City how they met

Tender truce between rival anchors ends in a tie-d knot

Rival sports anchors Jennifer Hedger and Sean McComick discuss what happened when their off-the-field romance went into overtime

Take a bow, tie a knot

THREE YEARS AGO this month, accomplished playwright Adam Pettle and stage darling Patricia Fagan were married in Toronto’s City Hall before an audience of three.

The dance of love

Besides being principal dancers for the National Ballet of Canada, Heather Ogden and Guillaume Côté are a blissfully in-love couple who got engaged this summer and are planning to tie the knot next year.

Ring theft leads to romance

CBC personality finds love after sly trick

Making a play for the girl

How Pinball kicked off a 25-year love story

Simple twist of fate

Local couple finds each other through many mediums

Love in the news

Before being elected to the House of Commons in 2008, Peter Kent was a leading journalist, known for his work on The National, The Journal and Moneywise.

Love and laughter

When Tony and Tiziana met, he didn’t ask for her number, but she passed it along anyway.

Cookie confidential

For Heidi and Arnie Gruenspan, all it took was one amazing date to turn their friendship into love

Small-screen surprise

From a chance meeting at a downtown club, it soon became clear to Richmond Hill funnyman Frank Spadone and dance instructor Natalie Papa that they were a perfect match.

Eight-year-old honoured for fundraising efforts

Local boy receives award for annual event

Passing the puck to injured soldiers

Paralympic athlete shares the sport that changed his life

Local officers receive medals for bravery

Horrific Richmond Hill car accident hard to forget

Award honours Richmond Hill captain

WHILE FOR SOME choosing a career path is a struggle, for Scott Sedore there had always been an inner fire burning.

Local resident reaches out to those in need

Angels don’t wear pyjamas: they inspire

Survivor hopes to help others with a motivational CD

Battling baby blues

Group helps new 905 moms

Hope is where the heart is

Local resident overcomes cancer to inspire others

The Renaissance volunteer

For Richmond Hill's Michael Yarlett, the York Regional Police motto “Deeds Speak” is not just a phrase, but also a way of life.

Express yourself

When Maytal Michaelov, a Grade 12 student at Westmount Collegiate, was given an assignment to raise awareness of a world issue, she chose instead to follow the mantra, “think globally, act locally.”

One toy at a time

Local woman's focus is Aboriginal kids

Alexis’ Angels on the move

Richmond Hill's Jason Brommet has travelled the most difficult road a parent can face. In February of 2008, he and his wife Amanda lost their three-year-old daughter Alexis