Leslie Garisto Pfaff
Thinking of planting a garden this spring? Your harvest may be a bumper crop of better health for your whole family. Here are six reasons why—and how to get...
Kristin Rushowy
Scott Schultz and Christian Jacobs knew they had something special, but they couldn't get the attention of any television executives. So they posted a pilot of their...
What's open and closed in the GTA on Family Day.
Robyn Doolittle
The latest ice show out of the Magic Kingdom has glided its way into Toronto for the holidays and if you've got any young Disney fanatics at home, you'll want to...
Raju Mudhar
The world of Hogwarts is coming to the Ontario Science Centre.
Patty Winsa
Just as his father did more than 40 years ago, Bruce Bishop opened a collapsible ladder and watched his son Cole scramble to the top.
Mary Ormsby
The jolly man in the red suit asked for a favour: He was short-staffed and needed an extra clown to toss candies to children in Sunday's Santa Claus Parade.
Patty Winsa
It may have been more than 100 years old, but Sunday's Santa Claus Parade was one of firsts.
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Ben Rayner
The Star's Ben Rayner has exclusive interview with Santa Claus just before the big parade
Emily Mathieu
Little ones, have your letters ready. A group of about 30 elves – with two Canada Post trucks – will be heading to the Santa Claus Parade on Sunday. Their main job...
Stephen Smysnuik
They keep it in the family. Gayle Pollack drives a float, Derek Olson is a parade marshal and their son, Tyler, will act as a fire chief on the Lego float.
Daniel Dale
Don Rogers, the band director at Attica Senior High School in New York, will march along with 185 students in Sunday's Santa Claus Parade.
Paul Irish
It's a magical moment greeted with squeals of delight from children of all ages – as they finally see Santa and his reindeer at the end of Toronto's annual parade.