The Temperature: April
Our monthly assessment of all things faddish and fleeting
Bacon-topped cupcakes invade Toronto sweet shops. A disturbingly delicious solution to the savoury-sweet dilemma.
All aboard who can afford: luxe cruise lines and resorts are selling packages for peanuts.
Accessory coordination makes a comeback: even fashionistas want to feel put together when everything else is falling apart.
The nixing of a Home Depot at Queen and Spadina proves the bum economy is not without its upside.
Miriam McDonald bares all in Poison Ivy 4. Isn’t there a less humiliating way to say “I wish I was the one starring in the new 90210”?
Cock-a-doodle cruel! Cops arrest 70 bad guys after busting up a cockfighting ring north of Toronto.
A return to big, bouncy ’80s supermodel hair makes blowouts the new mani-pedis.
After a record-breaking run, Winterlicious is extended. Toronto tightwads get to torture waiters for an extra 13 days.
Stratford’s strapping Trudeau look-alike, Colm Feore, is the best thing about the new season of 24. No offence, Kiefer.
Toronto Hydro’s in the doghouse after several pooches get zapped by unsafe hand wells.
Nickelback! Celine! Seemingly stuck in 1993, the Junos give Toronto talent the shaft.
Cheap trick: Ticketmaster Canada gets sued for scalping.
Photographs: Cupcake, brush, ship, food, shoes, dog and rooster from iStockPhoto, Feore courtesy of Stratford Festival
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