Staff While customers at Edward Levesque’s Kitchen in Leslieville ponder the menu, restaurateur Levesque makes his signature introduction: “Would you like San Peligrino, Evian — or Lake Ontario Water?” Levesque is onto something: “Bottled water is the biggest scam,” he tells XYYZ, “and customers know it. Big business makes millions of … Read More
Our top picks for art in the city this month, as curated by Angell Gallery supremo, Jamie Angell. Thrush Holmes Empire: This impressive brand new 3000 sq ft space at the corner of Dovercourt and Queen W kicks off it’s inaugural exhibition with a collection of photo-based assemblages by no … Read More
The cultural epicentre for Toronto’s nearly half million Russian immigrants is the Bathurst Borscht Belt, and it’s great place for an authentic and unusual adventure with someone you’re out to impress. (She’ll applaud your creativity.) Start off exploring the city’s most eclectic collection of Soviet-era artifacts. Russian Stuff & More … Read More
Here’s a thought: instead of focusing on you, you, you in 2007, why not think about volunteering? Plus, it’s a great way to expand your circle of acquaintances and it never hurts a guy’s resume to have volunteer work on it. Where to start? Contact Volunteer Toronto for a great … Read More
Whether halfway around the world, or across half the world, touring by bike may be the best way to see wherever you may be. Cycling’s good for the soul and shows you parts of the country you can’t appreciate behind a steering wheel. It’s also a great way to work … Read More
