Gift Ideas for Babies: View our top picks for baby gifts for the 2010 holiday season.
HAPPY-GO-DUCKY. Floating Ducks by Kid O. $15.00.
Up to You, 1483 Queen St. E., 416-778-6487
The original rubber ducky gets a stylish makeover with Kid O’s graceful Floating Ducks duo. The duckling nestles neatly into the mother duck’s back and...
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INDESTRUCTABLE MANI. Shellac Manicure by Ritual. From $35.00.Ritual, 793 King St., 416-306-0040 Chipped nail polish is never a “do”. At Ritual, mirror-finish shellac is dried instantly under an ultraviolet light. The result? It looks just like a regular manicure but keeps fresh for at least two weeks. With so little time, who has...
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HOME IS WHERE THE HEART IS. “Toronto” Poster or Print by Ork Posters. From $30.00.Good Egg, 267 Augusta Ave., 416-593-4663 A new and exciting find by The Scene inTO: the super-modern and eye-catching “Toronto” poster or screen print by Ork Posters. The style of Ork’s poster design deduces each neighborhood to a certain ‘one-ness’,...
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‘Tis the season once again, and The Scene inTO is proud to reveal its first-ever Holiday Gift Guide for the 2010 holiday season. From witty stocking-stuffers to big-ticket splurges we’ve got your top picks for unique and stylish gifts to help please everyone on your gift list from the practical to the indulgent.
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Tight buns, firm stomach. This is what I’m hoping for with the help of Body Harmonics Pilates Studio.
I was recently asked to become an ambassador for Body Harmonics. I would try out ten pilates reformer sessions and write about my experience—be it good or bad.
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LG Fashion Week graced the city of Toronto last week and kicking off the celebrations was an after party hosted by Canadian supermodel Coco Rocha.
Held at The Roosevelt Room Supper Club on Monday, local fashionistas were hoping to catch a glimpse of the 5”10 model who was rocking jeans, a fur vest/jacket and black...
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A recent article in the Travel Section of the NY Times drew me in with “International travelers passing through Paris faced disruptions on Tuesday because of strikes by public transport workers and air traffic controllers. A spokesman for Aéroports de Paris, which operates the two main Paris airports of Roissy-Charles de Gaulle and Orly,...
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In a recent study conducted by the Higher Education Quality Council of Ontario (HEQCO), results revealed that students of Caribbean descent were less likely to pursue postsecondary education or graduate from high school than East Asian or Caucasian students.
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Days after the U.S. Government issued a rare travel advisory for American travelers to beware of potential terrorist threats in Europe that drew ex-pat American shrugs this week from Paris to Rome, tourism officials are worried that it could deter some would-be visitors from moving ahead with their travel plans to cross the Atlantic....
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I arrive in Québec City to road construction and halting traffic on an overcast and rain-dappled Wednesday afternoon. My curious eyes catch the many typical low-rise, short walk-ups, covered with silver painted tin mansard roofs, slightly dilapidated and in need of repair. The same, silver-coated and cross-topped Church steeples seem to beckon me to...
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