Village Post - January 2010

Features

Redevelopment study for local public school

An Accommodation Review committee (ARC) is underway as a prerequisite to redeveloping Davisville Junior Public School, and depending on the recommendations, the school could develop in much the...

by Lacy Atalick

Police offer $50,000 for information

in a desperate attempt to solve the murder of 18-year-old Keegan “Speckz” Allen that took place over two years ago, police recently announced a $50,000 reward for information that could lead to...

by Lacy Atalick

100-year-old detailing allegedly removed

The Owner of a house that was built for John Bayne Maclean, founder of Maclean’s magazine, has been accused of removing some historic elements, a move that could make it more difficult to...

by Lacy Atalick

In This Issue

	Toronto mayoral race heats up The mayoral race is heating up, with four major candidates filing in the last two weeks and another expected to decide by the end of the month. Lacy Atalick
	Not so ‘average’ any more Local grad among 100 most powerful women Matt Mitchell
	More than just meats for mall fixture Nortown Three generations of family help York Mills business bloom
	Jazzing up the lives of Toronto kids Local musician brings music program to at-risk students Michelle Ervin
	CREATING A LASTING LEGACY Looking back at the contributions of six late, great Toronto residents who passed away in 2009
	Has Iggy lost his pop? What does Iggy need to do to save himself from Stéphane Dion’s fate and restore party faith?
	Village Break-Ins
	Happy stew year! Getting crafty with your Crock-Pot Rose Reisman
	When the walls come down The darling of Toronto’s theatre scene returns to the Tarragon with her breakthrough drama East of Berlin. Malcolm Johnston
	Just who should run this town, anyway? THE MESSAGE IS clear: the status quo at city hall is not good enough and is contributing to holding the city back. Jane Pitfield
	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 Elizabeth Beddall
	Make choosing the perfect summer camp a family affair Parents’ challenge is to choose the camp that can do that for your child. Fit matters. Summer camps, like schools, are not one size fits all. Joanne Kates
	Tips from T.O.'s trainer to the stars Harley Pasternak is in Vancouver for the day at the request of one of his clients, Lady Gaga. Standard practice for the popular trainer to the stars and Toronto native who has travelled the globe... Ron Johnson
	Iconic bluesman returns to form This was to be a kinder, gentler Colin James. The soft side, so to speak. But put James in the same room with Tom Wilson, and soft loses all meaning. Instead, James’s latest is a return to the... Ron Johnson
Wonder twins spin another classic Canadian rockers Tegan and Sara have been playing music together for 14 years, since their high school days in Calgary. But until their latest record, Sainthood, they had never written a song... Ron Johnson
Eternal summer? Post City Magazine plots the top 10 changes to summer camps over the last decade Eleni Deacon
	The second annual Allan Awards hit T.O. For decades now, the Tony Awards have honoured the plays and performers considered to be the best of the year. A new tradition has emerged in our fair city, and this year I am happy to present the... Allan Gould
	The relationship between mental illness and creativity Just before the holidays, I had the honour of hosting the Rendezvous with Madness gala for the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health. Mark Breslin
	Soup, sammie and a smile The mood is festive, the pace busy but not hurried, and the food is impressive. This is a first. Kelly Jones
	After-school specialists Post City Magazine asks Toronto educators what it means to be a good tutor. Hailey Eisen
	Brand new abode near Bayview Be the first king or queen to bed down in this contemporary castle. With features that include a personal gym, recreation room, spa centre and walk-in closet in the master bedroom, any resident... Elizabeth Beddall
	Fresh start in Forest Hill Wake up to a brand new lifestyle in this towering two-storey on tree-filled terrain. This Village vista is just a stroll away from chic area shops, restaurants and top area schools. Perfect for... Elizabeth Beddall
	Latest living in Ledbury A first glance in this Village gem is bound to make you gasp. Located in the heart of Toronto’s Cricket Club area, this perfectly quaint castle keep brings with it 10-foot ceilings, an... Elizabeth Beddall
	Young and modern in York Mills With its indoor spa, exercise room and gourmet kitchen, this Bayview beauty won’t let any buyer back down from resolutions. Don’t forget indoor elevator — guaranteed to lift its owner up to... Elizabeth Beddall
	State-of-the art in Steeles You’ll be toasting to new beginnings in the climate-controlled wine cellar of this palatial Thornhill property. Start a new novel in the American walnut library and cleanse yourself of any... Elizabeth Beddall
	Residential renewal in Richmond Hill Ditch the madness of metropolitan life and start anew in this contemporary Richmond Hill cul-de-sac. Perfect for family living, this elegant estate on a quiet lot will no doubt become a realm of... Elizabeth Beddall
	Crawford making grand return The latest restaurant and food news in Toronto including Lynn Crawford's return to Toronto, a new Pusateri's planned for Bayview Village and more Ron Johnson and Michelle Ervin
	No play like child’s play Born in south africa, Dr. Jeremy Friedman emigrated to Canada and quickly established himself as one of the leading lights in pediatrics. Now head of pediatric medicine at Sick Kids Hospital and an... Ron Johnson
	Go organic to put an end to your vino panic Plenty of challenges for a winery looking to ditch chemicals Tony Aspler
	Toronto could learn from New York model How ‘green’ initiatives can also represent money-saving measures David Suzuki
	The perfect host Camilla Scott talks about mummyhood and reveals plans for her son's education Erica Ehm
	Back to the future A confab with Canada’s top psychic on life, love and lies Rebecca Eckler
	The Taster's Dozen Over the past year, 12 of the city’s most high-profile chefs and celebs have taste-tested the best dishes Toronto has on offer. From fish and chips to French onion soup, we take a look back at...
	Something fresh & big about St. Clair West Inga Cadranel keeps it all in the family along St. Clair West Elizabeth Beddall
	Out of this world cuisine Having just read an update on 24 recent restaurant closings, I am in awe of the optimism inherent in the opening of a new dining spot. Layer that with a “jinxed” location, and it is clear that... Janice Warren
	Night gear for the new year Early birds by trade, Erin and Mike of 98.1’s morning radio show are experts in the science of sleepwear. Opting for flash over fuzz, the dynamic duo’s top picks for the perfect pair of... by Elizabeth Beddall
	What's Toronto Really Eating? It’s January, when thoughts turn to New Year’s resolutions, gym memberships and healthy eating. We decided it was time to find out what’s in the local restaurant food we love to eat. Malcolm Johnston

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