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Melinda Messenger has revealed she is 'completely single' but thinks it would be nice to start dating again. The TV presenter, 49, who parted ways with ex-husband Wayne Roberts in 2012, insisted she wants an 'equal' relationship where she is not stuck playing the 'mother' role. Speaking to OK! magazine, she said: 'I'm completely single! I'm just starting to think it would be quite nice to date. I would love to meet somebody but I am quite shy so I would never make the first move.  Romance: Melinda Messenger has revealed she is 'completely single' but thinks it would be nice to start dating ...

NOW Magazine Political posturing marks Keystone XL cancellation Plus, smoke and mirrors on Toronto pot shops, the Tragically Hip versus Mill Street and more confusing COVID travel restrictions in reader mail By NOW news Rail riskier than pipelines Re Canada’s Keystone Pipeline Wake-up Call (NOW Online, February 11). There are reasons why the shift to green energy has been so slow over the last 20 years and why the liberals are quiet right now. It might be prudent to look at why we haven’t already stopped using oil and gas and address the problem from that perspective. But debates...

In memoriam: Wayne Roberts, 1944-2021 In memoriam: Wayne Roberts, 1944-2021 Longtime NOW columnist and food policy guru passed away January 20 of leukemia By Enzo DiMatteo Wayne Roberts Facebook A lot of smart and compassionate journalists have worked for NOW Magazine over its 40-year history. Few were as sharp as Wayne Roberts – and that’s not just because he was the only one in the room with a PhD. Wayne was an iconoclast. He was the gravitas guy. People didn’t call him Dr. Roberts for nothing. But despite his impressive mind, Wayne always had a way of making you feel smart w...

PODCAST: Spacing Radio 053, Food and Community The pandemic has been an existential threat to restaurants, cafés, and bars in cities across Canada. It’s also been a financial blow to many, threatening their food security. In this episode, we look at the impact on the the business, ethics, and community of food in the city. Wine expert Krysta Oben talks about starting a new business, just as the pandemic struck. Writer, editor, and CBC Food Guide Suresh Doss talks about COVID’s impact on the many different food-based communities across the GTA. Toronto Association of BIAs Executive Direct...

Michigan Chamber Of Commerce Announces The Appointment Of Policy Committee Chairs News provided by Share this article Share this article LANSING, Mich., Jan. 27, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- The Michigan Chamber of Commerce announced the appointment of its policy advisory committee chairs for 2021-22. The new chairs will be David Cessante – Health & Human Resources Committee, Wayne Roberts – Tax Policy Committee and Troy Cummings – Energy & Environment Committee.  "The Michigan Chamber Policy Advisory Committees play a key role in guiding the Chamber's agenda on subjects ranging from tax polic...