The fine folks bringing Toronto new Bombardier streetcars will be delivering diesel emissions without any private help.
A couple days ago, Torontoist posted about this little gem of an image in their Flickr pool (which can also be found in the Toronto Signs group).
This past June Sean McCormick took the local sports world by surprise when he announced a career change - and immediately began campaigning for Joe Pantalone's soon to be vacant seat in Ward 19 Trinity-Spadina. He has his work cut out for him up against rivals including Mike Layton (son of Jack) and Karen Sun.
If the clothes make the man, tailoring makes the clothes. Local Toronto entrepreneurs like Harry Rosen have built their business around the idea that men want tailored clothing and high-quality fabrics. Traditionally it has been an in-store endeavor -- getting your measurements taken in a dimly-lit back room.
As far as Toronto book club meetups go, the Nutmeg Pantry, a charming little family-run bakeshop in Scarborough, was definitely the place to be on Tuesday night if you like to drown your sorrows in the bottom of a glass of milk filled with cookie dregs.
The inside might look like a kitschy French foodcourt at Canada's Wonderland but this recently re-branded Korean restaurant just steps from City Hall knows how to feed a lunch crowd. With 14 lunch sets to choose from the offerings can be hit and miss but there are at least a few gems here worth going back for.
It would appear that a malicious crazy has made an attempt to harm dogs and/or dog-owners in Toronto. A board containing several sharp nails facing upright was discovered buried in the sand at an off-leash dog park at Cherry Beach. This kind of thing isn't new in the city, but it's equally disturbing and alarming each time nonetheless.
With a condo in Yorkville and regular duties in Ottawa, Michael Ignatieff doesn't get to eat the sandwiches at Artisano Bakery Cafe as much as he'd like. In the middle of his cross country Liberal Express summer tour he took a time out to talk to me about this, donkey rides and more.
Read my interview with Michael Ignatieff in our special movers, shakers and jet-setters section.
BIXI bikes made their official Toronto debut last night at the public subscription launch party at the Gladstone Hotel.
122-124 Peter Street has been vacant for over a year now. Outside the cracking grey building with white trim is a yard of overgrown weeds and a "for sale" sign.
A new bar has taken over the space of Veda's Indian restaurant near Church and Maitland. Gone are the curry burritos and in their place are well made cocktails, candelight, DJs and a re-defined front patio.
Find out more in my review of Boutique Bar in the bars section.
Have you ever wanted to design your very own pair of shoes? A handful of Toronto's arts community got the chance to craft their own footwear for the gala capping off Frugal Fashion Week, an annual celebration of budget-friendly shopping.
The sole person arrested and charged under the highly controversial G20 security fence law (under the Public Works Protection Act) showed up in court yesterday -- only to learn that the courts had no record of the charges.
Who: Lily, student
What: Basic black is a fail-proof seasonless look.
Wear: American Apparel dress, Via Spiga shoes, Polidor bag
Diary of a Wimpy Kid is the latest novel to be adapted to the big screen as Jeff Kinney’s illustrated series of novels gets the Hollywood movie makeover. To Greg Heffley, middle school is the dumbest idea ever invented. It’s a place rigged with hundreds of social landmines, not the least of which are morons, [...]
Female First Blog:Exclusive Diary Of A Wimpy Kid Images
You have got to love a bit of Sylvester Stallone right? He’s back on the big screen next month with his new movie The Expendables, which brings together a rather impressive cast. Yes Stallone, who also directs the movie, is joined by Jason Statham, Jet Li, Mickey Rourke, Dolph Lundgren, Bruce Willis and Arnold Schwarzenegger [...]
Female First Blog:New Expendables Clips
Meet charming and jobless Scott Pilgrim (Michael Cera). A bass guitarist for garage band Sex Bob-omb, the 22-year-old has just met the girl of his dreams, literally. The only catch to winning Ramona Flowers (Mary Elizabeth Winstead)? Her seven evil exes are coming to kill him. Genre-smashing filmmaker Edgar Wright (Hot Fuzz, Shaun of the [...]
Female First Blog:Scott Pilgrim vs The World Clips
Not contnet with having Yogi Bear just a star of the small screen the inhabitant of Jellystone Park is now coming to the big screen. Yes Yogi Bear is heading for the big time as Warner Bros. with Hanna-Barbera Productions join forces to bring Yogi and co to cinema near you, in 3D no less. [...]
Female First Blog:Yogi Bear Teaser Trailer
Uh-Oh, it looks as though Nadine Coyle’s days of prancing around on stage in skimpy outfits could be over as she has allegedly been sacked from Girls Aloud! Justin Bieber, the floppy-haired teenage crooner seems to have angered God himself with his lack of religious preaching to fans. Yes, really.Those folk at the Westboro Baptist [...]
Female First Blog:Ruth’s Friday Fling
The Karate Kid looks set to make young actor Jaden Smith a star as he takes on his first lead role as Dre in a remake of the eighties classic, which is directed by Harald Zwart. Joining him on the cast list is Jackie Chan, you have have got to love a bit of Jackie, [...]
Female First Blog:More The Karate Kid Clips
Just Wright stars Queen Latifah as Leslie Wright, a straight-shooting physical therapist who gets the dream job of working with NBA All-Star Scott McKnight (Common). All is going well until Leslie finds herself falling for Scott, forcing her to choose between the gig of a lifetime and the tug-of-war inside her heart. Oblivious to her [...]
Female First Blog:Just Wright Trailer
