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Non-alcoholic beer has come a long way. Why more Toronto sippers are enjoying better 0.0 brews than ever

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When Sarah Kate first saw the giant billboard advertising Michelob Ultra Zero near BMO Field during the FIFA World Cup,

10 must-try Chinese restaurants in Toronto, from dim sum to charcoal barbecue

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Toronto’s Chinese food scene is among the most diverse and dynamic in the city, spanning everything from silky dim sum

Where to get the tastiest soft serve in Ontario right now, according to Star readers

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Last week, Star food reporter Karon Liu tracked down Toronto’s best soft serve, from a Chinatown chocolate shop swirling lemongrass

These are the 6 best wines at the LCBO to make sangria, plus our critic’s favourite recipe

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With summer slipping away, grab hold of every last moment. Invite friends over; fire up the grill; set out the

Where does Toronto’s Indian-food impresario eat out? The veteran chef shares 14 crave-worthy local spots

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Chef and restaurateur Hemant Bhagwani has owned and operated dozens of restaurants from Amaya to Kyma. He’s already got another

Mompreneurs S05E01: ‘I Went Into The Psych Ward At 8 Months Postpartum’ — How Angelina Spicer Turned Her Darkest Chapter Into A Global Movement For Moms

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It’s officially Black Business Month, and Mompreneurs is back with brand-new episodes to spotlight the incredible women proving that motherhood

Toronto's Moo Deng: Zoo welcomes newborn pygmy hippo calf

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TORONTO - Toronto just got its very own Moo Deng.The Toronto Zoo says a female pygmy hippo calf was born

Gene-edited beagles may offer a future option for people with dog allergies

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NEW YORK (AP) — Matt Walker couldn’t pet a dog without sneezing — until he and other scientists used a

AI, geopolitics, and nostalgia inspire Fung-Penny thriller ''The Last Mandarin''

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MONTREAL - A bestselling mystery novelist and an award-winning foreign correspondent have spent their careers documenting murder, war and human