Chef Massimo Bottura brings a slice of Italy to GBC
3-Michelin-starred chef shares the inspiration behind his evolutionary Italian cooking
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Laverne Cox brings 'Ain't I a Woman?' tour to Toronto
Critically acclaimed transgender actress Laverne Cox travels to inspire and share her story of success
Toronto's warming centres need to open sooner
Extreme cold weather alerts come and go, and the city’s warming centres should be opened to reflect Canada’s spontaneous weather
Toronto's high childcare fees are unaffordable: report
Women need childcare to work, but can’t work enough to pay for childcare
Glad Day bookshop still flourishing after 44 years
The oldest LGBTQ bookshop in the world is still proud to be in business
Fashion Week brings the trendiest styles for 2015
Toronto’s MasterCard Fashion Week 2014 presented urban styles and bright colours as the trendiest attributes for the spring and summer of 2015
Summer is a chance to give back to the city by volunteering
Marc Ragusa Special to The Dialog As the season starts to warm up, new opportunities begin to follow. If you’re looking for something new or unique to do during the spring and summer months, why not lend a hand and volunteer?
Student enjoys clean, efficient TTC commute
Marvin Malaise Misery Reporter George Brown College student Craig Lin, 23, spent last Wednesday evening fretting over the prospect of making his way downtown for class from Etobicoke without his car.
Is that a library in your pocket, or are you just happy to read me?
Imagine being able to carry your favourite magazines with you wherever you go without lugging around a heavy bag of paper.
Journalism was on trial. It won.
Ryerson journalism alumnus and former Eyeopener editor-in-chief Robyn Doolittle is at the centre of one of the largest stories in Toronto’s history. Features editor Sean Wetselaar got the details of her life, Ford and the future.