All four vegetarian courses of the joint dinner from SARA and chef Rachel Adjei
Toronto restaurants are used to lockdown restrictions being extended, but it doesn’t make navigating running a business during the pandemic any easier. With news spreading that the province is planning to extend the stay-at-home order to June 2, patio season might be further away.
In the meantime, we can keep supporting the new restaurants and food businesses opening through takeout and delivery. This week a beloved coffee shop opened a new location, two friends started selling steak sandwiches out their backyard, a popular ice cream chain is opening a new location in anticipation of the summer – and there are even
These are the cheapest homes for sale in Toronto right now
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Finding a decent place to live in Toronto is difficult these days, and looking at some of the cheapest homes for sale right now, it may not come as a surprise that many people are looking elsewhere for a property.
Housing prices have skyrocketed in the last few years, and COVID-19 has done nothing to slow that down. The average price of a detached home in the city is around $1.75 million and condos aren t much of a steal either.
Man who killed wife, son, neighbours in serious condition
Renzo Tarabella, 83, intubated in Turin hsopital
12 Aprile 2021
TURIN, APR 12 - An 83-year-old pensioner who killed
his 79-year-old wife and mentally handicapped 51-tyear-old son
as well as two neighbours who owned their flat near Turin
Saturday night is in serious but stable condition in hospital
after shooting himelf in the face, hospital sources said in
Turin Monday.
The bullet did not hit vital organs, sources at the Giovanni
Bosco Hospital said.
The man, Renzo Tarabella, killed his wife Maria Grazia Valovatto
and their son Wilson with his gun before murdering neighbours
Osvaldo Dighera, 74, and his wife Liliana Heidempergher, 70.
The Globe and Mail Adrienne Matei Published April 7, 2021
JENN KITAGAWA/The Globe and Mail
When Candice Chan and Jon Sarafinchin decided to remodel their Edwardian home in Toronto’s Corso Italia neighbourhood, Chan taught herself Sketchup. The event producer used the computer program, available as a free version or a paid, professional subscription, to model rooms, try out tiles and play with paint colours. It helped her to develop her contemporary vision for the historic house without excessive real world trial and error.
Now, it’s a tool she recommends to friends embarking on renovations of their own. Exploring the possibilities of decor once meant depending on a professional or compiling online inspiration galleries. Today, a bevy of accessible digital tools are available to help homeowners visually communicate their ideas, whether to their architects and interior designers or directly to contractors and tradespeople.
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