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Chef
Devan
Rajkumar
Welcome to My Table
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CONTENTS
August 2018
EVENTS & ENTERTAINMENT
6 Out on the Town with Mike Chalut
10 Calendar of Events
12 Best Food Facts PAGE
13 Scarborough Community 16
Multicultural Festival
FEATURES
14 Imprint Pilates
15 Addiction Rehab Toronto
16 On the Cover:
Chef Devan Rajkumar
18 Futurpreneur
20 What’s the Buzz?
HOME
24 Highland Green in Bobcaygeon
26 The View at Blue Fairway PAGE
28 Twelve Trees in Wellington 47
32 Move with Confidence
FOOD & DRINK
34 My Kind of Beer with
Chris Goddard
36 Tony Aspler’s Wine Picks
37 OTG Readers’ Picks
40 OTG Recipes
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OUT
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MIKE
Stay cool! You are probably thinking ...“Thanks Captain Obvious!” This
heat is probably making you want to stay inside and start dating your
air conditioner ... but just remember we had a long winter and summer
in the city is beyond exciting with lots of things to do. Get outside and
drink buckets of water. Canada’s Wonderland now has 200 attractions,
70 thrilling rides and a 20-acre water park, and is always an amazing
destination for all ages — you know that water park is calling your name.
Happy August! How is there only one month of summer fun left? If you
decide to go to a Jays Game it’s a great place to keep cool because the
dome has been closed on extreme hot days and the beer is always ice
cold. This is a colourful month in our city — over a million tourists are
expected in Toronto during the August long weekend to experience
everything Caribana has to offer. The beauty of Caribana is the varied
audience it attracts, families across Canada and the U.S, young singles
looking for a good time and celebrities throwing Caribana themed
parties in clubs across Toronto. What’s happening this month ... well here
are my top 5 picks for August ... time for you to get ONtheGO!
CARIBANA WEEKEND has now grown into three weeks of cele-
August 2– August 6 bration, absorbing most of the city with its
At CaribanaToronto.com you can find infectious feel-good vibes. Be sure to wear
an itinerary and tickets to the majority of big, bright, bold colours!
the Caribbean inspired events and parties
taking place over Caribana 2018 weekend. TASTE OF DANFORTH
Toronto’s Caribbean Caribana festival has August 10–August 12
grown HUGE since its start in 1967 and is Opa! Give me a bucket of tzatziki and
currently North America’s largest cultural no one talk to me as I dip my body in
festival. What was once a three-day event everything Greek! This is a delicious
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OPENS
AUGUST 17
ALL EVENTS FREE
WITH ADMISSION!†
Quatro:
Aerial Acrobatics
& Ice Skating Show
Daily
Coca-Cola Coliseum
Legends of the Silk Road
Come to Light!
Indoor Lantern Festival
Daily
Quatro: Aerial Acrobatics Enercare Centre, Hall D
& Ice Skating Show
Thematic Composite
To learn more about
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festival that shuts down the Danforth! and there are always some amazing perfor-
Restaurateurs will be offering “Tasting mances on the main stage for free! You just
Menus” for no more than $6 so that have to pay admission and you have access
attendees can enjoy a multitude of tasty to everything... well rides and food are
multiethnic treats. Yes, there is food, food, going to cost you! But it’s worth it!
H
and more food — but Taste of the Danforth
is so much more! There will be loads of ow do you stay cool and have
free, family-friendly entertainment on our a fashionable fun time with
Celebrity Stage presented by OLG, Greek friends? POOLS WITH A VIEW...
Stage, and Showcase Stage programmed Nothing says summer in the city quite like
this year by NXNE. Don’t miss ‘Art sitting poolside while taking in a spectacu-
on Sneakers’ powered by MARTK’D, lar urban vista. Last month, my partner and
check out the Kids’ Fun Zone featuring I had an amazing time at the rooftop pool
a great EverBlock/Lego experience, the at Bisha Hotel on Blue Jay Way! There
Sports Zone featuring activations and is an infinity pool on the rooftop of the
guest appearances from our Toronto Thompson Hotel, the sophisticated lounge
professional sports teams, the “It’s All at LAVELLE and the lakeside Cabana Pool
Greek To Me” plate breaking experience, Bar are all stylish choices. The brand new
and the Hollywood on the Danforth Zone luxury lakeside option, Hotel X, offers
presented by 20th Century Fox. uninterrupted views of Lake Ontario and
beyond from its 28th floor pool. Have a
CONCERTS IN AUGUST! great month and always be ONtheGO!
Bryan Adams, Taylor Swift, Drake, Rod
Stewart, Cyndi Lauper, and Shakira are all If you have a fab event in September that
here this month! The Scotiabank Centre you want me to talk about please don’t
(formerly the ACC) is going to be busy! hesitate to email me at mikeychalut@
Tickets for all concerts are still available gmail.com.
and STUB HUB is my go to site for last
minute tickets ... nothing’s better than a #loveyourguts
live show! Mike Chalut | TV and Radio Host
CNE ... TAKE ME TO THE EX!
August 18–September 4
The CNE rolls back into town and you
can expect to find the traditional roster of
midway games, rides, wild fair foods and
about a million ways to spend your guts
out! If you are just visiting you have to put
this on your to do list! It is such a fun day!
Everything takes place by the waterfront
photo by Tasy B
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SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY
FUN FACTS
PHOBIAS
Allodoxaphobia:
Fear of hearing
other’s opinions. 29 30 31
Mysophobia: Fear Arctic Monkeys Simcoe Day Wilket Creek Ravine Tour
Air Canada Centre Fort York NHS T.O. Botanical Garden
of contamination
and germs – related Taste of India Food Fest. Ping Pong: Adults/Seniors
to the OCD of Nathan Phillips Square Brentwood Library
constantly washing Aug 7 & 28
your hands.
05 06 07
Pentheraphobia: Etsy Summer Market Nature Camp on The Spit Web Dev. for Beginners
Fear of a mother- The Great Hall Tommy Thompson Park BrainStation T.O.
in-law. Aug 13–17
Walk in the 6 for SickKids Young Innovators Camp
Anatidaephobia: Port Union Waterfront Park MaRs Discovery District
Aug 13–17
Fear that
somewhere in the
world, a duck is 12 13 14
watching you. Wild Blueberry Festival Five Finger Death Punch
Evergreen Brick Works Budweiser Stage
Arachibutyro-
phobia: Fear of End of Summer Flea MKT Junior Birders Camp
The Great Hall Tommy Thompson Park
peanut butter Aug 20–24
sticking to the roof
of your mouth. 19 20 21
Lucha Libre Wrestling WWE Monday Night RAW WWE SmackDown LIVE
Scopophobia: An Lee’s Palace Air Canada Centre Air Canada Centre
anxiety disorder
characterized 5 Seconds of Summer Long Time Running
by a morbid fear Echo Beach Yonge-Dundas Square
of being seen or
stared at by others.
26 27 28
Neophobia: Fear
of new things or
experiences.
Pteronophobia:
Fear of being
tickled by a feather.
02 03 04
SOURCE: SOTRUEFACTS.COM
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article and more, visit onthego.to
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY
Rich Aucoin FREE Outdoor Movie Island Soul Caribana Parade
The Rec Room (T.O.) Corktown Common Park Harbourfront Centre Various Locations
Aug 3–6
CALYPSO MUCHO 2018 H.H. Craft Beer Festival T.O. Food Truck Festival Veld Music Festival
Lula Lounge Hart House Woodbine Park Downsview Park
Aug 3–6 Aug 4–5
01 02 03 04
The Smashing Pumpkins T.O. JerkFest Taste of the Danforth Paws in the Park
Air Canada Centre Centennial Park Greektown Woodbine Park
Aug 9–12 Aug 10–12
World Fitness Expo Summerworks Festival Waterfront Night Market Sweetery 2018
Metro T.O. Conven. Centre Various Locations Ontario Place David Pecaut Square
Aug 8–12 Aug 9–19 Aug 10–12 Aug 11–12
08 09 10 11
DIY Stress Balls Rascal Flats Tour The Burger Fest T.O. Flower Market
T.O. Pub. Library (Main St.) Budweiser Stage Interchange Park CAMH
Aug 17–19
Heart of a Dog Paint Nite at the Zoo Can. National Exhibition Festival of South Asia
Hot Docs Cinema T.O. Zoo Exhibition Place Little India
Aug 17–Sep 3 Aug 18–19
15 16 17 18
Sex & the City 20th Anni. Movie: Breaking Away T.O. Cider Festival Zumba Fest
Hot Docs Cinema St. James Park Sherbourne Common Birchmount Stadium
Aug 24–25
Summer Wine Jam Scarb. Multicultural Fest. Taste of Italy Festival
Berkeley Church Confederation Park Canada’s Wonderland
Aug 24–26 Aug 25–26
22 23 24 25
CRAFT Caskapalooza SuperPower 5K BuskerFest 2018
CRAFT Beer Market T.O. T.O. Island Woodbine Park
Aug 31–Sep 3
T.O. Indie Horror Fest FAN EXPO Canada Mac and Cheese Fest
Eyesore Cinema Metro T.O. Conven. Centre Woodbine Park
Aug 29–Sep 1 Aug 30–Sep 2 Aug 31–Sep 3
29 30 31 01
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EXPERIENCE MULTICULTURALISM AT ITS FINEST
Join us from Friday, August 24th — Sunday, August 26th for a fun, food-
filled weekend of diversity, inclusion, performances, and cuisine from
around the world at the Scarborough Community Multicultural Festival.
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his year you can look forward to a
Canadian Citizenship Ceremony, live
entertainment, raffles, a marketplace,
a kid’s area, job fair, movie screenings, fireworks,
a fashion show, and much more! You also won’t
want to miss guest appearances from Jamaal
McGlaore of the Toronto Raptors as well as Her
Excellency, Elizabeth Dowdeswell — Lieutenant
Governor General of Ontario.
This year’s Family Prize Pack consists of
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to Mandarin!
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Welcome to My Table
CHEF DEVAN
Chef Devan Rajkumar is quickly becoming one of the hottest
names in the Toronto culinary scene. Driven by a deep passion for
all things food related, Chef Devan spends his days at the helm of
his downtown Toronto restaurant, engaging audiences as a guest
chef on CITYLINE, spurring culinary battles with up-and-coming
local talent, and honing his craft as a culinary and food expert.
W
e caught up with the exuberant small child helping her to grind coconuts
chef to learn more about the for making a classic traditional Indo-Guy-
man behind the apron. anese dish which is called ‘coconut choka’
— a spicy and flavourful grated coconut
Tell us what food means to you? condiment. This was my introduction to
My oldest memory of food is sitting on cooking and sparked my love of food. The
the floor of my grandma’s apartment as a flavourful profile and delight of this dish
16 www.onthego.totransported me to another planet; and, people in our kitchen. I am fortunate to
since then, I was catapulted on my quest be surrpounded by talented cooks and
to discover and recreate exciting culinary chefs. Indeed! things can get very heated
experiences for others from all the various in the kitchen, at times, but remaining
cultures of the world. Food has a way of calm and collected not only sets a
connecting people, unlike anything else. better environment for our staff, but the
Similar to music, you can connect and customers as well. Besides, I see food as
bond with someone from another culture sacred and should be treated with the
without even knowing their language or respect and positive energy to enhance the
customs. Food is the common denominator dining experience.
which connects our global human family. It
is the essence of life. I am passionate about There are a lot of talented chefs out
food to the core of my being and strive there, is there one, in particular, that
each day to learn a new recipe or improve has really influenced you? Do you have
on my skills. a culinary muse?
Anthony Bourdain was a very big
Have you been able to infuse a little bit inspiration for me. He had a natural
of your personality into your Toronto ability to assimilate in any setting and
restaurant, Loch & Quay? Do the menu & unpretentiously become one with the local
ambiance reflect who you are as a chef? people who he seamlessly connected with.
Without a doubt the menu at Loch & Quay Undoubtedly, he was a great and fabulous
reflects my personality and unbounded mentor for me. I am saddened by his
passion to leave a lasting and flavourful untimely passing and would keep the dream
impression with every guest. I have been alive by what I have learned from him.
very fortunate to travel to many countries
to work and learn indigenous food cultures What is your ultimate aspiration?
from authentic local chefs and families. In Would you love to become a household
fact, I took a 6 month sabbatical in 2016, name like Bobby Flay or Jamie Oliver?
for a world food tour where I was able Surely, I would like to make a significant
to eat my way through India, Dubai and impact on the younger generation to
several countries in Europe plus a 2 weeks be more aware and respectful of the
intensive training at a Cerveceria in Peru. importance of food in our societies and
My menu here at Loch & Quay is world also to help them to eat healthy. I have
inspired, as I am. been touring elementary schools and some
churches, to tutor the kids, in this regard.
How do you run your kitchen? Do you
strike fear like Gordon Ramsay, or do you
prefer a cooler, calmer approach? To read the full interview
I have worked under chefs who would with Chef Devan Rajkumar
yell, scream and thrown plates at walls. visit onthego.to
However, this is certainly not my style,
approach and innate personality. I prefer
to be a mentor and teacher to all the
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FROM IRAN TO CANADA
Making waves as the next big thing in fashion and footwear
With a passion for art and culture, Elle pursued her creative
business dream when she moved to Toronto.
Made possible with the financing and
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WHAT’S THE BUZZ?
From bees to butterflies, Canada’s pollinators need our
protection from harmful pesticides if they’re going to thrive.
D
id you know that 75 to 95 per cent fewer queens. In some areas, butterflies too
of Earth’s flowering plants rely are sharply declining where their habitat is
on pollinators for reproduction? nearby agricultural areas.
These pollinators spend their days flitting
from one bloom to the next pollinating This summer the Canadian Wildlife
some of the most important plants in Federation, Canada’s largest conservation
Canada. And there are thousands of them charity, launched a petition asking for a
here in Canada — bees and flies, butterflies legislated, national ban on use of all forms
and hummingbirds, beetles and night- of neonicotinoid pesticides in agriculture,
flying moths. You have these pollinator horticulture, turf production, and golf
powerhouses to thank for some of your courses. Under the ban, emergency use of
favourite foods that make your mouth neonics would be permitted for a limited
water, including apples, blueberries, number of years, but only under cases of
strawberries, tomatoes, cucumbers, and severe pest outbreak and with a prescription
even chocolate. Sadly, they’re in real trouble. from a certified agronomist. A ban on
neonics will benefit species negatively
Many of these wild pollinators are put at impacted and help to support their recovery.
risk when they feed on the blooms of crops
treated with neonicotinoids (pesticides Because a world without the Rusty-patched
also known as neonics). Neonics were Bumble Bee, Monarch Butterfly and
introduced in the 1990s and have become Ruby-throated Hummingbird, wouldn’t be
the most widely used insecticides in the nearly as beautiful (or beneficial) as it
world with global sales estimated to be should be.
over US $2.6 billion dollars. Here in Canada,
five of them are approved for use on many
of our food crops.
Hundreds of studies show that the use
of neonics cause pollinators, like bees, Visit BanWithaPlan.org for
significant harm. It affects their ability to more information, to show
navigate, collect food, and reproduce. your support, and to get
Bumble bee colonies permeated with involved in conservation.
neonics grow more slowly and produce
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The design and creation of that phone you just checked.
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LIVING A CHARMED LIFE IN BOBCAYGEON
The move to cottage country in Ontario is not only fuelled by
downsizing baby boomers looking for a new home in a relaxed setting
near sophisticated amenities. With house costs soaring in the GTA,
now younger buyers who work from home or who just want to own a
home somewhere wonderful while they rent and work in the city are
discovering something new in the storied village of Bobcaygeon.
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hat’s new is Highland Green and Living at Highland Green means you can
it’s right in the heart of Bobcaygeon. amble out your door through the village to
Highland Green is an intimate your favorite local coffeeshop or farm-to-table
private community of freehold bungalows, restaurant. Boating is a theme, as Bobcaygeon is
bungalow-lofts and two-story homes by acclaimed on a popular lock, one of several along the Trent
builder Elm Developments. Severn Waterway. Boaters come from as far away
Nestled beside picturesque Kawartha as the Bahamas and Florida to moor at the village
Settlers’ Village, Highland Green is an enclave where the shopping and cuisine is first rate.
of architecturally-stunning homes on estate- The area is known for water sports, fishing
sized lots. With highlights like gables and ocular and horseback riding along orchard-lined trails
windows, board and batten, shakes, decorative in the countryside. Music, theatre, art and
brackets, and fieldstone, Highland Green homes culinary festivals flourish. And the good news
reflect an impressive level of heritage detail. is that Highland Green is just an hour from
Elm has designed interiors that are airy, the eastern GTA. With the 407 connecting to
open and enticing. Natural light filters through area highways in 2020, now’s the time to stake
open kitchen and breakfast areas into great your claim!
rooms. Highlights like soaring two-storey great
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Set Your Sights on The View at
Blue Fairway in Collingwood
MacPherson Builders invites you to discover inspired living
and a whole new point of view at The View at Blue Fairway in
Collingwood. The builder’s latest offering in this established golf
course community consists of two midrise four storey buildings
of 36 units each. Lower levels will overlook the Cranberry Atoka
golf course while upper levels will have views of the ski hills and
gorgeous Blue Mountain.
“C
ollingwood is becoming an “The View offers tremendous value and
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My Kind of Beer
with Chris Goddard Twitter: @Chris__Goddard
(2 underscores) • Email:
CAMPING BEERS chris@craftbrandco.com.
THE NEIGHBOURHOOD has started a tradi- Campfiring | The campfire has moved from
tion of sorts — each year we gather up grill to ambiance and it’s time to settle in and
10–12 families and head to Awenda Provincial slow things down. It’s also time to build up
Park on the shores of Georgian Bay for some some liquid courage so you can sing your solo
good old car camping. For many of us (includ- of Barrett’s Privateers without fear. This year
ing me) this is our only camping trip of the year I’m going to dive into Beau’s Full Time IPA
so we try to make the most of it. We try to, as a to brace myself. This West Coast style IPA
group, commit fully to having a real outdoors delivers a tropical fruit whammo off the top
camping experience — very little tech for the that evolves into a hint of pine that will go
kids, cooking over the fire and plenty of hiking perfectly with the woods around you. Pick up
and swimming. Generally everything works out 6 of these — just sayin’.
pretty smoothly and we all head back to the Big
Smoke having experienced something pretty Breakfast | Yes I said breakfast and don’t
beautiful. The only challenge that I really stress pretend that you haven’t had a mimosa
over is curating my beer cooler. at some downtown brunch spot before or
The real mastery comes in making sure a splash of Baileys in your coffee on the
that you not only have a beer for every weekend. Sometimes, usually after a big night
possible occasion but also for every mood. of campfiring, what you really need is some
And if you are like me (and hopefully you hair-of-the-dog tempered with some good,
are) there are a few extra beers packed so that wholesome, organic fruit juice. When this
you can share some new finds with others. moment happens, I dig deep into the cooler
for an Ace Hill Radler (praying the whole
Campfire Grilling | A good utility beer is while that my wife hasn’t found it). At only
needed for this purpose. You are probably 2.5% alcohol, this 50% Ace Hill Pilsner and 50%
cooking over an open fire — which can be a organic juice is close enough to juice for me
wily beast at times — so you need to stay sharp to call it even. Did you know that orange juice
while you grill. Not Ginsu sharp but sharp has 0.5% alcohol in it? This isn’t that far off!
enough that you don’t feed everyone charcoal.
For this purpose my go-to this summer has CAN’T GET AWAY from the city in August?
been Lake of the Woods Lakeside Kolsch. Not Why not do the next best thing and pretend
only does it look great, it is one of the best to take a trip to Spain! Estrella Damm’s Tapas
kolsch-style beers that I’ve ever had (and I’ve Journey (www.tapasjourney.com) is taking over
had plenty). A beautiful balance between malt, a few great food joints in Toronto from August
hops and refreshing — it really is a gem. Hard 10th–19th. Tapas is the quintessential small
to find in this neck of the woods but if you ask dish food so the best way to enjoy this “trip” is
at any local LCBO they can get it for you no to pick one, enjoy and then move on to the next
problem. stop (enjoying some beers long the way obv).
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TONY ASPLER’S
WINE PICKS
See more of
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CHÂTEAU DES CHARMES ALIGOTÉ 2017 (Ontario)
Aligoté is a grape grown in Burgundy but it’s overshadowed by its more glamourous sister — the
ubiquitous Chardonnay. The only winery in Canada that grows Aligoté is Château des Charmes
in Niagara. And what a great job they do with it year after year! Their 2017 vintage is pale straw in
colour with minerally, lemon and apple flavours. Light-bodied and dry, it’s fresh and lively on the
palate reminiscent of a Chablis with a green pear finish. $15.95 • LCBO #296848
MONTES ALPHA CABERNET SAUVIGNON 2015 (Chile)
This is one of those wines that surprises you. You don’t expect the concentration of flavour and
elegance of structure in a wine that costs $19.95. Dense purple in colour, this Cabernet from the
Colchagua Valley, has an intense nose of cedar, cigar box and blackcurrant topped with a floral
grace note. Medium-bodied, dry, richly extracted, ripe blackberry and blackcurrant flavours fill the
palate ending on ripe, mellow tannins. $19.95 • Vintages #322586
CHÂTEAU LOUMELAT CUVÉE JJ LESGOURGES 2015 (Bordeaux)
This red Bordeaux from the Côte de Blaye region is well-priced. Deep ruby in colour, it has a cedary,
blackcurrant nose with a floral note. Well-balanced and firmly structured, it’s quite forward and ready
for drinking — thanks to the splendidly warm 2015 vintage. Serve it with lamb.
$16.95 • Vintages #550293
KEN FORRESTER PETIT ROSÉ 2017 (South Africa)
It’s not often I’d say ‘Buy this wine by the case’ but this rosé will surprise you for its price and quality.
A blend of Grenache with Viognier, it’s pale pink in colour with a bouquet of pomegranate and red
flowers; medium-bodied and dry, flavours of raspberry and citrus fruits fill the palate. A beautifully
balanced and elegant rosé. $12.95 • Vintages #553040
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GEORGIAN BAY GEORGIAN BAY
GIN VODKA
LCBO #448597 • $39.95 LCBO #446559 • $39.95
Georgian Bay Gin is made Georgian Bay Vodka is made
with wild Georgian Bay from a blend of Canadian
junipers and quality two-row malted barley and
botanicals from around the corn-based vodka. The purity
world. Bottled by hand in of the spring water lends to
small batches here in in its extremely smooth finish.
Ontario. Fresh and lively Proudly made in Ontario
nose, lightly floral, juniper- with a slightly sweet taste
forward palette with a with subtle citrus notes
refreshing citrus finish and and a creamy vanilla finish
a hint of white pepper. that’s balanced.
georgianbayspiritco.com georgianbayspiritco.com
WARKA BEER TATRA BEER
LCBO #676080 • $2.60 (500 mL) LCBO #88815 • $2.10 (500 mL)
Warka Brewery is located Tatra beer is brewed
in the Mazovia region of from the finest natural
Poland. Warka was the ingredients: malted barley,
birthplace of Kazimierz hops and pure mountain
Pułaski (1745–1779), Polish spring water, based on an
nobleman and general. unchanged, traditional
Brewing tradition dates recipe. Each batch is
back to the 15th century, crafted by brewmasters
when in 1478 Warka dedicated to producing
brewers received exclusive exceptional Tatra beer.
privilege to supply the Golden amber in colour,
golden liquid to the fresh bread aroma with
Warsaw royal court. Warka toasty nutty accent. A rich
Beer is brewed according froth entry leads to a
to traditional recipe, using dryish medium-bodied
only natural ingredients pale malt palate with
and spring water. honeyed nut toast and
sweet citrus flavours.
www.onthego.to 37MADE BY CANADA At Dempster’s, the values that shape our great country are the same values we put into each and every one of our products. For us, the commitment and dedication of Canadian farmers and our bakers are as integral to our recipes as the Canadian wheat flour from which they are made. Because it’s about more than what’s on your plate: it’s about everything it took to get it there, too. 100 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE 12 BAKERIES FROM COAST TO COAST
SUMMER ENTERTAINING Patio party? Bring the fun and flavour with Ontario pork. GRILLED PORK CHARCUTERIE Gather family and friends for a weekend barbecue. Make a trip to a farmers’ market to pick up an assortment of Ontario pork — sausages, ribs, bacon, cured ham, tenderloin or chops — along with some fresh local produce. A grilled pork charcuterie board is a great addition to any get-together! Suggested items: • Ribs are an absolute necessity. Cook ribs slowly over indirect heat or in the smoker, then finish with your signature barbecue sauce and sear over a hot grill. • Sausage bites and mustard. Try grilled spicy pork sausages with maple mustard, or honey garlic sausages and creamy Dijon. Don’t be afraid to experiment! • Pork belly burnt ends are a show-stopping hit. Sprinkle these tasty morsels with your favourite dry rub, smoke for a few hours, then toss in a mixture of barbecue sauce, beer and honey and let cook down to sweet candy-like pieces. • Prosciutto-wrapped asparagus, a guaranteed way to ensure that even faithful carnivores eat their veggies! Tips: • Grilled fruit is delicious and pairs well with pork. Try peaches, nectarines, cantaloupe, grapes, pineapple, pears, plums or apples for an unexpected treat. • Surround your delicious pork bites with an assortment of grilled local fruits and veggies, olives and pickles.
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A Picture May be Worth a Thousand Words,
but it Can Also Save You Thousands When
Buying a Car!
Car-buyers have the right to expect Ontario dealers to include all
fees and charges the dealer intends to collect, with the exception
of HST and licensing (and safety standards certificate if the
vehicle is advertised unfit/as-is) in any advertised price. It’s been
the law since 2010.
U
nfortunately though, research fridge, we snap, click and screen shot like
conducted by OMVIC, Ontario’s never before. OMVIC’s province-wide TV,
vehicle sales regulator, has uncovered radio and online consumer awareness
two significant problems: less than half of campaign harnesses this behaviour, asking
Ontario car-buyers know they have a right to each car shopper to take a picture of their
all-in pricing; and, many are being overcharged dealers’ advertisement and bring it with them
because some dealers continue to add fees on to the dealer. “We’re trying to empower
top of their advertised prices. vehicle buyers,” explained Carmichael. “If
they have a copy of the advertisement and
In fact, 29 of 50 GTA new car dealers tried to understand all-in pricing, it will help
charge more than their advertised prices consumers protect themselves should they
(some in the thousands of dollars) when encounter a dealer trying to add extra fees.”
visited by OMVIC mystery shoppers in 2017. It is important to note that dealer fees (like
“This illegal practice is not only unfair to freight or administration fees) are not illegal
car-buyers, it gives non-compliant dealers an — they just have to be included in the dealer’s
unfair advantage over those dealers whose advertised price.
advertised prices include all fees and charges,”
stated OMVIC CEO and Registrar, John UNDERSTANDING ALL-IN PRICE
Carmichael. “And this is why OMVIC has ADVERTISING
launched a province-wide consumer When an Ontario Dealer advertises a price
awareness campaign.” for a vehicle (new or used), that price must
include ALL fees and charges. The only
TAKE A PICTURE! additional fees a dealer can charge are HST
We take pictures all the live long day — a and licensing.
poetic interpretation of today’s image-
Note: licensing refers to the actual cost of
capturing crazed society. Whether it’s of a
vehicle registration and plates (it cannot
crimson and gold dappled sunrise; a blazing
include extra fees added by the dealer).
birthday cake; or just a grocery list on a
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When an Ontario Dealer advertises
a price for a vehicle (new or used),
that price must include ALL fees
and charges.
An advertisement is any inducement to buy
or lease a vehicle and includes, but is not
limited to, ads:
• in print (newspapers, magazines, etc.)
• on the internet (dealer site, online
marketplace, etc.)
• on social media
• on radio or TV
• on signs (including those in or on a vehicle)
VEHICLE MANUFACTURER ADVERTISING
Examples of fees or charges that must be OMVIC does not regulate vehicle
included in an advertised price include: manufacturers; therefore advertisements
• Freight placed by manufacturers do not have to
• PDI-PDE (pre-delivery inspection/expense) comply with the Motor Vehicle Dealers Act
• Administration (Admin) fee(s) and all-in pricing is not required in
• Government levies (air tax, etc.) manufacturer ads. That said, some
• Safety and e-test (unless the ad contains a manufacturers voluntarily comply with the
mandated “Unfit Vehicle” or “As-Is Vehicle” all-in pricing provision and commendably
statement) provide transparency to consumers.
• OMVIC fee
So if you’re in the market for a car, take a
If a dealer intends to charge for products or picture! And bring it with you to your dealer.
services they have pre-installed on a vehicle, Because the combination of a simple jpeg
those costs must also be included in the and knowing your rights will help make your
advertised price. This includes, but is not next vehicle purchase a happy one.
limited to:
• Nitrogen/tire protection package/locking
wheel nuts Learn more at OMVIC.ca.
• Warranties
• Security or theft deterrent products/
services (etching, etc.)
• Fuel
Note: All fees must be itemized individually
on the contract.
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FEATURE LEO JULY 24–AUGUST 22
As summer winds down, take as much time as you can to relax
and truly enjoy the beauty and serenity nature has to offer.
You’ll begin to feel the stress leave your body, and all of those
little things that seemed so important or urgent won’t feel so
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You’ll realize that you do not need If you received troubling news,
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LIBRA SEPTEMBER 23–OCTOBER 22 ARIES MARCH 22–APRIL 19
Keeping your loved ones safe and You may find yourself taking on the
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needless spending and save instead. distance themselves.
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