Dr. Giovanni Delevadova Dentistry: Passionate Practitioners
October 12, 2009 by City Life Staff
Filed under Ask the Expert
Enter the doors of Dr. Giovanni Delevadova’s delightful dental office and you will find a real tree, clubhouse and two of the most genuine dentists you’ll ever meet. Caught in a collage of testimonials taped to the wall, you will also find an insignia of success. “Dear Dr. Delevadova, thank you for taking out my teeth today so that it didn’t hurt too bad. I can’t wait for the Tooth Fairy to come,” writes one of his younger fans. It’s no surprise that some of Delevadova’s patients have been with him for over 20 years and even travel from Italy, New York, Texas and Saskatchewan twice a year just for a cleaning.
Delevadova began his career almost 30 years ago by performing maxillofacial surgery on victims of severe trauma back home in Bucharest, Romania. “That experience made me like the idea of fixing Read more
Got My Kids ‘Back To School’ exhibits
October 12, 2009 by City Life Staff
Filed under People & Places
As parents prepared for yet another year of learning for their little scholars, two exhibits full of parent resources, information, vendors, products and services from local and national companies were set up alongside entertainment kiosks for the entire family! Got My Kids Inc., a publication resource for parents and families, Read more
Best for Him
With the days getting shorter and the weather cooling down, warm your spirit with these distinctive, covetable items. Read more
Walk for Abruzzo
October 12, 2009 by City Life Staff
Filed under People & Places
It has been six months since Italy’s Abruzzo region was struck by an earthquake that killed hundreds of people and injured thousands. The Walk for Abruzzo, organized by The Abruzzo Earthquake Relief Read more
Wake Up and Smell Alfa Cappuccino!
Do you recall when you enjoyed your first sip of coffee? Chances are your intense love affair with caffeine is still going strong, as you yearn for its rich aroma each morning. “It must be of a sweet taste – not bitter – and it must have a few centimetres of froth or schiuma, as we call it. And when you pour the sugar into the coffee, it should be allowed to sit for a few seconds. It is an art. No doubt about it,” says Ross Cammalleri, owner and general manager of Alfa Cappuccino. This, his sharp, impassioned and tempting description of the ideal espresso, sends the java-obsessed on frenzied coffee runs.
Alfa Cappuccino is an importing mecca: an impressive 20,000 sq. ft. of espresso machines, coffee makers, whole coffee beans, coffee grinders and restaurant equipment and accessories. Ross, along with his brother Sam, began Alfa Cappuccino in 1986. “This coming October it will be 23 years,” explains Ross. Read more
Partylicious Event to support the Remember Me Foundation
October 12, 2009 by City Life Staff
Filed under People & Places
By producing lively, upbeat events, the Remember Me Foundation is a group of business entrepreneurs raising funds for less-recognized charities such as Giant Steps Toronto, which fosters educational programs for children living with autism, and Families For Children, which helps impoverished women and children in India and Bangladesh. The Partylicious Event at Jump Café & Bar on Aug. 15, 2009, provided a delicious spin on fundraising with food delights by Toronto’s top chefs Ted Reader and Filippo Mancuso. The event successfully raised $35,000.
www.familiesforchildren.ca
www.giantstepstoronto.ca
Photo: Dave Parisi, Rob Chiodo, Jason Monaco, Sam Mancuso, Laura Sorrentino, Filippo Mancuso, George Dipede, Tony Laguardia.
10th Annual Rebel Golf Tournament for the Down Syndrome Association of York
October 12, 2009 by City Life Staff
Filed under People & Places
The Rebel Golf Tournament started off as a Rebel Hockey team until little Jasmine Calabretta was born. This inspired her dad, Aurelio Calabretta, and friends to turn the team into a golf fundraising Read more
Ladies on the Links Golf Tournament
October 12, 2009 by City Life Staff
Filed under People & Places
With over 80 golfers on a bright, cloudless September day, the third annual Brampton Board of Trade Golf Tournament was held at the Caledon Golf and Country Club. The September 23rd event, Read more
Tremonti Ristorante: Moves Culinary Mountains
October 12, 2009 by City Life Staff
Filed under Food
A definitive leader in fine Italian dining for over a decade, Tremonti Ristorante has pleased the palates of Vaughan residents since 1986. This long-term success is without a doubt a testament to its gastronomic flair and steadfast commitment to culinary achievements.
Named after three famous mountains in the Abruzzo region of Italy, Tremonti is known for its fresh seafood and fine-cut meats. With such unique dishes as the renowned pappardelle and wild bore, Tremonti’s menu is anything but boring. “A lot of people come here for our homemade gnocchi in a pheasant ragu,” says owner Claudio Librando. “And of course, our wine list is designed to quench any demand.” Read more
7th Annual Charity Golf Classic
October 12, 2009 by City Life Staff
Filed under People & Places
The York Food Network’s annual Golf Tournament aims to dispel the common belief that York Region poverty is non-existent by providing programs such as Back-To-School Supplies, Food Drives and Food Bank Support. This is not to solely provide awareness of this unfortunate reality but to provide York Region families and children with nutritional food and basic necessities to live a healthy lifestyle so that we can eliminate hunger in our community. Over $10,000 was raised at this event on Aug. 26, 2009. www.yrfn.ca
Photo: Peter Sawyer, Kent Pollard, Ernie Dubkowski, Garry Minielly.