Asparagus wrapped in prosciutto, drizzled with balsamic reduction. Pork tenderloin stuffed with goat cheese, mushrooms, and fresh herbs. Molten chocolate lava cake baked from scratch. This isn’t a menu one would typically associate with 11-year-olds, but on a blustery night in February a group of aproned Grade 6 students from Roden Public School rolled up […]
It took some heart-pounding overtime, but the Danforth Hawks clawed their way to victory last week at the city basketball championships. “It was quite the nail-biter,” said Tyrone Smith, head coach of Danforth Collegiate’s senior boys’ basketball team. Ahead for most of the Feb. 17 final, the Forest Hill Falcons managed to sink a game-tying […]
Margaret Atwood once said, “I myself have 12 hats, and each one represents a different personality. Why just be yourself?” Anne Livingston would tip her hat to the sentiment, whether it’s a seagrass cap for a jog through the Upper Beach, a fancy fascinator for a special occasion, or an elegant Bergère-style hat made from […]
Sarah Walkington has always had an interest in fashion. Now, with a $5,000 scholarship under her belt, she is headed to New York City to intern with an American retailer where she will get hands-on experience in combining fashion sense with business acumen. Walkington is in the final year of the Fashion Management program at […]
