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Casa Loma chair faces serious allegationsIt may be time for the Kiwanis Club of Casa Loma to find another castle. After more than 70 years of managing the global and local jewel, management issues have the city questioning the club’s... |
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Plans for Yorkville’s Four Seasons hotel site up in the airWhile the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) ruled in favour of a double condo project in Yorkville, two provincial MPPs said they want to block it because the condos set a precedent affecting the... |
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Bronfman fence still stands tall after bylaw rulingNearly a month after the city ordered the Bronfmans, one of Toronto’s most prominent families, to remove portions of a wrought-iron fence standing at 18 feet, neighbours are frustrated about the... |
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Diamonds (and gold) are a girl’s best friend in the VillageRemembering the address of Studio1098 shouldn’t be hard: the new jewellery store is located at 1098 Yonge St. “We really liked that the location was in a neighbourhood,” says Tamara Kronis, a... |
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Local author makes the New Yorker top 20 listDavid Bezmozgis declared ace writer by magazine’s milestone issue |
Village Post - July 2010
Features
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Get the word on Toronto’s hottest new patio decorBring warmth and comfort to your outdoor dining area |
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Anne Murray and Louise Pitre attend Windsor Arms bashThe Sisterhood Soiree, a special evening of celebration to recognize the sisterhood of women who have joined together to help move their fellow Canadian women out of poverty, took place recently... |
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Strombo & Sandie Rinaldo put best foot forward at galaThe White Knight Gala, an initiative of shoe entrepreneur Ron White, took place again this year at the MacDonald family’s Bridle Path estate. |
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Club king ready to tackle YorkvilleNightclub czar Charles Khabouth is currently putting the finishing touches on Bisha, the boutique hotel bearing his childhood nickname, and he’s already deep into prep work for two new... |
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Six local divesThe market may be cooling, but the weather sure isn’t — we feature a handful of local mansions with perfect backyard pools |
Gourmet salad a gogoGrocers are going gourmet, and with this evolution in eating, shoppers are getting hooked on a tantalizing trend — savoury salads. We had an accredited lab analyze our area’s most popular... |
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Celeb chef arrives with new casual Italian trattoriaTHE MENU MAY stick to a classic Italian theme, with a dedicated page for bambinos, but the room itself boasts a modern, sophisticated feel. |
Species loss is a silent epidemic that threatens our planetScientists warn that the twin threats of climate change and wildlife extinction threaten our planet's life-support systems. |
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Exercise your funny bone at the FringeExperimental, hilarious & heart-rending: the Toronto Fringe Festival brings the best in amateur theatre to the fore this month. |
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Garry Shandling appearance a huge comedy coup for T.O.Festival also features North American premiere of German funnyman Martin Mittermeier |
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Two of the hottest new stage shows in townSoulpepper has dramatic punch while Stephen Harper does punchlines |
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Shock and aweCaitlin Cronenberg pushing the envelope |
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Reggae legend checks into Massey Hall for rare concert appearanceJimmy Cliff keeps it unreal |
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Generous gift the first step in a long journeyForest Hiller is taking big strides to make a difference in this global village |
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WHO MAKES TORONTO’S MOST AUTHENTIC PIZZA?TORONTO TAKES ITS pizza seriously. Luckily, so do the owners of the city’s two most authentic Neapolitan pizzerias. |
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Roll with the punchesTHIS PLACE SUFFERS from a bit of an identity crisis (the storefront’s moniker reads “N.K. Sushi”), and the sampled backkitchen– prepped offerings fall into the ho-hum category, but the... |
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Keep cooking like this, and they will comeIF THE FIRST rule of assessing a restaurant’s chance of success is location, location, location, what to think about a place that is below ground on a rather desolate stretch of Dupont Street? |
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Salads with soul!Try my refreshing summer salads that are healthy and a breeze to prepare. |
Ten wines that offer a wallop for less than $20When it comes to wine value, keep an eye on the points |
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Romantic comedyCarla Collins and husband, actor Tyrone Power Jr. discuss their whirlwind romance and not-so-conventional nuptials |
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Can a tarnished Bryant shine again?Charged in connection with an incident that claimed the life of a city cyclist last summer, Bryant has faced his share of critics lately. While the charges were recently withdrawn, the damage has... |
Suzuki weighs in on BP disasterBP will be cleaning up its mess for a long, long time |
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What to do when questionable pals appearWilling your kid’s pals to be perfect paints an unrealistic picture of the world |
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Mom and theatre mavenRacheal McCaig’s, whose Fringe Festival production premieres this month, dishes about momhood |
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For Seán Cullen, T.O. means hooch, heights and hockeyComedian Seán Cullen explains what he would do if he could take in the town one final time. |
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Splash from the pastJeanne Beker invites Toronto to boldly bask in suits and sunglasses inspired by days gone by |
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Sail of the centuryToronto’s best-kept secret is a 10-minute ferry ride away |
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Forget gelato, here’s the scoop on T.O.’s top ice creamSuperstar chef Susur Lee uses his milliondollar palate and love of ice cream to pick Toronto’s best |
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NO COTTAGE? NO PROBLEM!51 ways to find Muskoka in Toronto |
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