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A Torontonian told this baker they'd rather fly to France than pay $7.50 for a pastry. It started a heated discussion

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It’s a good rule to never read the online comments. When pastry chef Junelle Casalan looked at the responses after

I often feel bad saying no to an invite. What’s the right way to decline? What would Doug do?

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Doug Wallace is a Toronto-based lifestyle writer and editor-publisher of TravelRight.Today. He is a consummate entertainer and social convener with

It's the summer of soft serve ice cream in Toronto. These 8 spots are serving up the best

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Few things I love more in the summer than chasing the elusive ice cream truck. But between increasingly scorching summers

Urgent recall notice issued for defibrillator device sold at Costco

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Health Canada is recalling certain HeartSine Samaritan defibrillator devices sold at Costco due to the failure of an internal component.The affected

Dermatologists desperately want gen Z to stop 'tanmaxxing' — but are their warnings effective?

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TORONTO - Dr. Julia Carroll feels like the progress made over years of educating people how to protect their skin

Nadia Comaneci became a star at the 1976 Montreal Olympics. Now, she's back in Canada to be honoured: 'Imagine!'

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Nadia Comaneci was just 14 when she became the breakout star of the 1976 Montreal Olympics. A 4’11” petite powerhouse,

Toronto is losing two beloved, critically acclaimed restaurants: 'Asian food is still expected to be cheap'

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When rising restaurant costs are combined with fewer people having money to eat out, serving good food sometimes isn’t enough

Dine in Hong Kong without leaving Toronto: Join the Star’s next exclusive Wine Club event

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The Star invites you to join us for the next edition of Wine Club, an intimate dinner to showcase the

They found love at Toronto Carnival in a crowd of thousands. Now, they're taking their daughter to the parade

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Soca blasted from towering speakers. Bass rattled the pavement as thousands of people whined their waists to the pulsating rhythm.