Amy Verner

Articles on torontolife.com written by Amy Verner.

Bob RaeBob Rae

The newly minted Liberal MP for Toronto Centre picks the 10 things he can’t live without
Published: July 2008

Cameron BaileyCameron Bailey

The freshly minted co-director of TIFF picks the 10 things he can’t live without
Published: September 2008

Jessi Cruickshank Jessi Cruickshank

The MTV host, best known for her armchair commentary on The Hills: After Show, picks the 10 things she can’t live without
Published: August 2008

Kimberley Newport-MimranKimberley Newport-Mimran

The Pink Tartan designer, showing at fashion week, picks the 10 things she can’t live without
Published: October 2008

Cam HeapsCam Heaps

How the president of Steam Whistle Brewery—a must-see venue during this month’s Doors Open—would spend a single perfect day. Toronto on an unlimited budget
Published: May 2007

Danny GrossmanDanny Grossman

How the modern dance guru, whose company performs at Harbourfront this month, would spend a single perfect day. Toronto on an unlimited budget.
Published: March 2007

Patricia O'CallaghanPatricia O'Callaghan

How the cabaret singer, who performs this month in The Threepenny Opera, would spend a single perfect day. Toronto on an unlimited budget
Published: January 2007

Robin KayRobin Kay

How the Fashion Design Council diva, who presides over the runways of this month’s Fashion Week, would spend a single perfect day
Published: April 2007

David RoccoDavid Rocco

How the host of the Food Network’s Dolce Vita would spend a single perfect day. Toronto on an unlimited budget
Published: November 2006

Elmer OlsenElmer Olsen

How the modelling agency honcho would spend a single perfect day. Toronto on an unlimited budget
Published: October 2006

Miriam MacDonaldMiriam MacDonald

How the Degrassi: Next Generation actor would spend a single perfect day. Toronto on an unlimited budget
Published: December 2006

They Love the NightlifeThey Love the Nightlife

Lounging with Toronto's club princes
Published: June 2006

Going for BrokeGoing for Broke

The right car, the perfect house, the top private school, the cottage on the famous lake. Even with fat salaries, lucrative investments and an inheritance or two, it doesn’t take much to become overextended. Inside the lives of the debt-ridden rich
Published: November 2005