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  Sakai Bar A very festive Osechi New Year’s Day bento is on offer at this Little Portugal sake bar. This symbolic Japanese New Year offering includes traditional ingredients like dashi maki (a rolled omelette), duck breast, rainbow trout, chestnuts and head-on tiger prawns with long whiskers to symbolize long life. If there was ever a year to start with a gorgeous box of good luck charms, this is it. Email sakaibarto@gmail.com to pre-order for pickup. $180 for 2, $70 for 1. @sakaibarto   �...

NOW Magazine 99 Toronto restaurants and bars we lost in 2020 From neighbourhood favourites to trendy upstarts and big franchises, a variety of eateries closed this year By Kelsey Adams and Natalia Manzocco Dec 22, 2020 It was difficult to keep up with the closures in our weekly roundups, but there were also a healthy number of openings. Of course, the restaurants that did open weren’t greeted by the most favourable dining landscape. Despite stopgap measures like government relief an...

Last Updated Tuesday, December 22, 2020 4:18PM EST A 263-year-old violin that was stolen last week has been recovered but police say that they are still looking for a suspect in the case. On Dec. 17, a Lorenzo-Carcassi 1757 Concert violin was reported lost on a TTC subway at around 6:30 p.m. Police said the violin owner travelled on Line 1 from College Station northbound to Bloor-Yonge Station. The owner then transferred to Line 2 and travelled west to St. George Station an...

Article content A violin that was left on a TTC subway late last week, but then picked up by a man caught on camera, has now been recovered. However, the suspect remains outstanding, Toronto Police said late Tuesday afternoon. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Suspect photos released in theft of 1757 violin on TTC Back to video The owner of a Lorenzo-Carcassi 1757 Concert violin, stored in a bright red BAM case, was travelling on Line 1 from Coll...

  TORONTO -- A 263-year-old violin that was reported missing last week is now the centre of a theft investigation as Toronto police have released images of a suspect. On Dec. 17, a Lorenzo-Carcassi 1757 Concert violin was reported lost on a TTC subway at around 6:30 p.m. Police said the violin owner travelled on Line 1 from College Station northbound to Bloor-Yonge Station. The owner then transferred to Line 2 and travelled west to St. George Station and made a final transfer to Line 1 tr...

Have you seen this violin? Musical instrument made in 1757 goes missing at Toronto subway Toronto police are appealing to the public for help in finding a violin made in 1757 that was accidentally left on the subway. Social Sharing CBC News · Posted: Dec 19, 2020 1:23 PM ET | Last Updated: December 19, 2020 This concert violin, made by Lorenzo Carcassi, was in a bright red case when it was lost on a TTC subway car on Friday at about 6:30 p.m.(Submitted by Toronto Police Service) Toronto poli...

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Ali Haberstroh started her directory of local shops as a convenient cheat sheet for time-strapped family and friends. Two weeks later, Not Amazon exploded and now features more than 4,000 businesses. Here, Haberstroh explains why local businesses are the backbone of Toronto, her You’ve Got Mail-style beef with big-box retailers, and why her haters need to get a grip. You are a social media and content manager. How did the idea for Not Amazon come about? Nick, a friend of mine who owns Expo V...