Rosanna Riverso
November 17, 2008 by City Life Staff
Filed under lifestyle
Hamilton’s very own Rosanna Riverso has exploded onto the
music scene as a highly acclaimed songstress that is determined to prevail. From an early age, Riverso began belting out her sweet voice in religious performances. Today, she is working hard on producing a new album, which she plans to release late this year. Th e modest singer-songwriter says she couldn’t have done it all without support from her family and friends. Read more
Trusty Potions for Gorgeous Days
November 17, 2008 by City Life Staff
Filed under Beauty
Image 2: Infinite Star Secrets Eye Shadow Quads:
Be part of the secret with this new shadow package from L’Oréal. Women can easily create their own beautifully inspired celebrity look by mixing the all-over lid, highlight, contour, line and define shadows for a seamless stare.
www.lorealparis.ca
Image 3: Balmshell:
Balmshell is a perfect, effortless, moisturizing lip gloss. The finest ingredients work to produce a non sticky, high-shine finish that feels fabulous. Read more
City Search – Oct/Nov 2008
November 17, 2008 by City Life Staff
Filed under City Search
Image 1: Harry Rosen
The revamped Harry Rosen on Toronto’s Bloor Street after a
$20 million renovation.
www.harryrosen.com
Image 2: Purdy’s
These scrumptious milk chocolate truffles are filled with hints of pumpkin, cinnamon, ginger and nutmeg. Read more
Tremonti Ristorante – Salmon Cooked in Papillote
November 17, 2008 by City Life Staff
Filed under Food
A gastronomic jewel,Tremonti Ristorante is a leader in Italian cuisine. By using great-tasting, healthy foods, Tremonti is an award-winning restaurant distinguished by the Eat Smart! Program. Bring Tremonti home with you by preparing this tantalizing recipe on your own!
♦ Place fresh salmon skin side down on parchment paper, put salt, pepper, scallion, butter, thyme, lime segment and white wine on, then fold the parchment and bake at 350 F in a preheated over for 12 minutes. Meanwhile, blanch the leeks, red pepper, corn, asparagus and sate with touch of butter.
♦ Make a bed of leeks, red pepper, and corn in the middle of the plate, open parchment and place salmon and asparagus on top. Garnish with potato chips and fresh parsley. Read more
Steam Whistle Brewing: Whistle while you drink
October 20, 2008 by City Life Staff
Filed under Success Story
For the makers of Steam Whistle Brewing, success is a microbrewery built on traditional values, environmentally friendly ethics, the hiring of passionate Canadians, and customer satisfaction.
It was a simpler time. Well-built cars rarely broke down. Milk was delivered right to your doorstep. Kids played with their hula hoops and Frisbees at family picnics. For many people, the 1950s were an era of principle, integrity and trust – just what the makers of Steam Whistle Brewing are all about.
The refreshing, brightly golden, premium pilsner is the only product made by Steam Whistle since it’s founding in 2000. Read more
The World of Technology
October 3, 2008 by City Life Staff
Filed under lifestyle
If there’s one thing that surrounds us almost everywhere we go, it’s modern technology. The fast-paced, computerized age we live in has become a part of our everyday lives – and it’s only getting faster. Many of us can’t go one hour, let alone one day, without using it. Whether sending a text message, checking the latest weather report, or buying groceries online, we’re constantly making use of technology. With different variations at every turn, we have to wonder: Is it good or bad?
Take stem cell research, for example. Technology and modern science have made it possible to remove stem cells from a human embryo, and transform them into useful cells and organ tissue. Read more
There’s no doubting this Thomas
October 3, 2008 by City Life Staff
Filed under Home Decor
Luxurious living takes on a whole new meaning when it comes to The St. Thomas building in Yorkville. Steps from the community’s lavish restaurants, posh boutiques, and Queen’s Park, the stunning residence combines sophisticated lifestyle with understated elegance.
The 23-storey tower is home to only 47 exclusive residences. Starting at $2 million, St. Thomas suites boast elaborate and unique designs, and range from 2,000 to 6,000 sq. ft. A personalization program allows buyers to custom-select everything, down to the very last detail. With one, two, or three suites per floor, direct-access elevators, and two to four parking spaces per residence, this building is in a league of its own. Read more
The Life of a Mayor
October 3, 2008 by City Life Staff
Filed under Special Features
During elections, voters face the dilemma of choosing the right leader for their community. The next time you cast your ballot, take into consideration the words of Dutch jurist Hugo Grotius: “A man cannot govern a nation if he cannot govern a city; he cannot govern a city if he cannot govern a family; he cannot govern a family unless he can govern himself; and he cannot govern himself unless his passions are subject to reason.”
The Sofina & Amici Golf Classic
October 1, 2008 by City Life Staff
Filed under People & Places
Sofina Foods Inc. held its inaugural charity golf tournament on August 13th, 2008, at the Eagles Nest Golf Club. Over $210,000 was raised in donations from colleagues, family and friends Read more
Humber College’s Extra-Virgin Olive Oil Cooking Competition
October 1, 2008 by City Life Staff
Filed under People & Places
Sponsored by The Italian Culinary Institute for Foreigners, olive oil companies from the region of Calabria, Italy, and Humber College’s Rudolf Fischbacher, this event was a sumptuous experience. Executive chefs from some of Toronto’s top restaurants, along with chef Fischbacher, partook in a Read more