Feeling the loss of East York Chronicle founder Gary Webb-Proctor
Writer began the year with the news her employer and mentor, East York Chronicle publisher Gary Webb-Proctor, had died.
Read moreWriter began the year with the news her employer and mentor, East York Chronicle publisher Gary Webb-Proctor, had died.
Read morePine Ink Tattoos is surviving the challenges of coronavirus and Yonge-Eglinton construction with its unique designs.
Read moreWhen Dogstar first reopened after the shutdown, the owners worried pet owners would be apprehensive about having their dogs groomed.
Read moreAmid restaurant closures and scary times due to COVID-19, anyone can order restaurant foods without fear, thanks to Ghost Kitchens.
Read moreMany of you have been reading my columns. What I have not told you about is the devastating personal tragedy I have suffered.
Read moreI had been anxiously awaiting the reopening of cannabis shops in midtown. But the thought of passing a joint around has given me pause.
Read moreWith all the time I have had on my hands over the past two months, one of the things I have been doing to keep busy is cooking more than I ever have before.
Read moreFor one apartment dweller, using the communal laundry room has become one of the many things she has been apprehensive to do.
Read moreEvery night at exactly 7:30 p.m. people in my midtown Toronto neighbourhood have been going outside on their balconies to make some noise.
Read moreIf you’re working or shopping in midtown and and feel you need a nap to help you get through the rest of the day, you can get it at Nap It Up now.
Read moreEven though the rain would not let up, but Spring into Action was anything but a wash-out. The 14th annual
Read moreWhen you think of a law firm, the picture that usually comes to mind is a stuffy, corporate atmosphere, but that is not the case at Lawyers & Lattes.
Read moreDue to the recent death of owner Lou Brown, the store bearing his family name, will close its doors for good at the end of March.
Read moreWhen Kyla Prosser opened A Kind Heart — a gender-neutral gift boutique catering to adults and children — on Keewatin Avenue, just off Yonge Street, a year and a half ago, her main goal was giving back.
Read moreOn a recent walk up Yonge Street north of Eglinton, something new and very different caught my eye. The new storefront window of CLAP Art Studio immediately drew me inside.
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