Salon Jewls Colour Club

Owner Julia Costanzo

Open late to accommodate all your last-minute needs, Salon Jewls Colour Club will lavish you with the royal treatment. Bringing a Yorkville vibe to Woodbridge for the last two years, owner Julia Costanzo is a seasoned professional, taking her talents to Toronto Fashion Week and wowing celebrities at the Toronto Film Festival. Specializing in makeovers, hair extensions and colour services, the personable staff at Salon Jewls Colour Club customizes your look to fit your lifestyle.

Salon Jewls Colour Club
905.850.6861

Pedals of Incomparable Adventure

As the health and wellness industries boom, coupled with rising concerns for our planet’s well-being, vacations are taking a turn for the explorative.

No matter where you spend it, a run-of-the-mill beach vacation is loosing its allure. With physical activity and eco-awareness on the rise, people are seeking new routes when it comes to the ultimate getaway. It’s a trend that’s picking up speed, as travellers combine bicycling with voyages to distant lands, provided by first-rate tour companies.

Whether you seek to explore the Hawaiian volcanoes or venture along Croatia’s Dalmation Coast, Backroads can help. As one of the world’s largest active travel companies, Backroads specializes in feature bike tours all over the globe. “I simply Read more

The Pink Peace Bowl By: Peace By PEACE

In support of anti-bullying day on March 1st, 2009, the Playful Explorations in Active Conflict-Resolution Education (P.E.A.C.E.) organization celebrated its annual Pink Bowling fundraiser. Read more

Bullfrog Power: A Hop for Green Energy

With everything we know about pollution and the environment, it’s clear we need to take control. In every major city around the globe, humankind consumes the Earth’s resources to exhaustion. And if we don’t wake up and smell the fumes, it may one day be too late. When it comes to ensuring our survival, the question is: Where do we start? For homeowners and businesses in Ontario, one solution is finally here, and it comes in the shape of a little green amphibian.

Established just four years ago, Bullfrog Power has become a leading provider of 100 per cent green electricity in the province. “We give people the choice to buy from renewable resources like wind and small hydro,” says president and co-founder Tom Heintzman. “It’s a choice for people looking to reduce their negative environmental impact, and help promote renewable power.” With the help of Bullfrog’s Read more

The Fashion Showdown: The Fashion Week Party

Stylish individuals gathered for a fashion extravaganza at the Fifth Social Club on March 19th, 2009. An additional party for the style icons of the heart of the GTA during Toronto Fashion Week Read more

Third Annual 2009 Valentini Event Supporting Cystic Fibrosis

In the spirit of Valentine’s Day, the 2009 Valentini Event thrilled and teased guests with delicious hors d’oeuvres, conversation-starting bingo games and an attractive silent auction. Read more

The Slow Fashion Movement

If we are what we eat, then what do our clothes say about ourselves? With runway looks reproduced at a record breaking pace for fashion meccas such as H & M and Old Navy, we are constantly buying short-lived pieces that appeal to our trend-setting agendas. Just as fast food quells those on-the-go, fast fashion satiates our appetites with quick fixes to a Saturday night out. These cheap and chic garments, made from non-recyclable materials and sprayed with toxic pesticides, are not just harming our well-being, but plaguing the environment with waste. Thanks to eco-conscious designers creating stylish wear and accessories from natural and renewable fabrics such as bamboo, a solution to consumerism exists. With the Slow Fashion Movement quickly finding its place on the fashion scene, concerned consumers should consider investing in classic, locally made pieces made with care and thoughtful beginnings. Read more

Anne Geddes: A Living Inspiration for a Better Tomorrow

Recognized as the world’s most famous baby photographer, Anne Geddes doesn’t just capture the first moments of a baby’s life, but reveals that we should treat our fragile environment with love and protection – just as we do our little ones.

April showers bring Mayflowers, which bloom from the Earth’s dark breast as the sun’s embrace heals the clinch of winter’s cold. And while the quiet fire of spring unleashes quaint gardens and the birds’ chorus serenades a blushing sunrise, at times the seasons may hesitate their course. “The Chilean poet Pablo Neruda once said: ‘They can cut all the flowers, but they can’t stop the spring,’” recalls celebrated artist Anne Geddes. As the world’s most prolific baby photographer, she sets to work in a surprisingly quiet photography studio, set in Sydney, Australia. Yet as her precious models drift to sleep against fluffs of supple cotton, Read more

Clean Beauty

With a cosmetic market booming with chemically laden potions, it can be hard to find the perfect tools in your skin regime. Look to organic solutions that will lift your spirit with sensuous ingredients that protect your skin and the environment from harsh chemicals. After all, true beauty unveils itself naturally. Read more

Be Mine In 2009

It wasn’t your typically quiet romantic Valentine’s at The Guvernment’s Orange Room. DJ John J spun the best of club tracks as FAMOUS and celebrity guest Q from hip hop group 112 hosted. Singing tracks off his new album as well as Read more

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