CityPlace is as urban as a Toronto neighbourhood gets, and so the addition of a rustic Italian trattoria is exactly what this neighbourhood needed. Città brings traditional Italian dining, with its simple ingredients and time-honoured culinary techniques, to this bustling neighbourhood, and based on our experience, it’s surely to become a favourite among the neighbourhood locals and Torontonians alike.
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As you’ve probably heard by now, Jan 28, 2015 is the day to talk about mental health and to end the stigma associated with mental health. I’ve watched the new one-hour documentary about Clara’s Big Ride. It is a moving look at the coast-to-coast bike journey of six-time Canadian Olympian, Clara Hughes, and ten people who have mental illness. I really think everyone should watch it, too. You can watch it now online and on-demand on Crave.TV and CTV.ca. It also airs tonight on CTV at 7pm EST.
There’s 5 simple ways to help end the stigma.
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It was quite the #GuvFinale weekend for Toronto’s night life with 3 sold out nights at The Guvernment. It ends 18 years for the iconic venue, boasting to be Canada’s longest running nightclub.
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Raising $650,000 for Mount Sinai Hospital even before the evening started at Toronto’s Eglinton Grand, the Panov family aims to bring world-class precision chemotherapy in conjunction with Mount Sinai Hospital.
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Canada’s biggest design show, the Interior Design Show, is on this weekend as it takes over the Metro Toronto Convention Centre with more than 300 exhibitors with everything from furniture, kitchen and bathroom designs, innovations, collaborations as well as a speaker series.
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