Thornhill restaurant charged
York Regional Health Services inspectors charged one Vaughan restaurant with infractions under the Health Protection and Promotion Act on Aug. 13.
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Inspectors charge two Thornhill food vendors
York Regional Health Services inspectors charged two Vaughan food vendors for infractions under the Health Protection and Promotion Act last week.
Two restaurants closed
York Regional Health Services inspectors recently closed two Vaughan eateries for infractions under the Health Protection and Promotion Act.
Fire damage shuts down restaurant
York Regional Health Services inspectors briefly closed a fire-damaged Vaughan eatery recently under the Health Protection and Promotion Act.
Thornhill eatery charged
York Regional Health Services inspectors charged one Vaughan restaurant with infractions under the Health Protection and Promotion Act on June 27.
Fire closes Woodbridge eatery
York Regional Health Services inspectors closed a fire-damaged Vaughan eatery last week under the Health Protection and Promotion Act.
Inspection shuts down restaurants
York Regional Health Services inspectors closed three Vaughan eateries last week for infractions under the Health Protection and Promotion Act.
Inspectors keep eyes on eateries
A small army of health inspectors patrol York Region, working to ensure diners walk out of local eateries with a settled stomach.
Taste of Mumbai spices up Thornhill
Some of the finest flavours of Mumbai are found in Nairobi, Kuala Lumpur, Kampala and Dubai.
And now in an exclusive, exotic corner of Thornhill, the tastes of India have found a new home.
Restaurants face health charges
Five Vaughan restaurants were charged last month under the Health Protection and Promotion Act by York Regional Health Services inspectors.
A Real Jerk moves to Woodbridge
Ed Pottinger sits at an out-of-the-way table near the back of the dining room, assembling the new Interac machine – just one of the wrinkles that need ironing out. Reggae plays and green, yellow and red tinged light streams through the coloured windows of his new Jamaican restaurant in Woodbridge.
Gross misconduct
On doors and windows and countertops at food establishments all over the city are the familiar green “pass” signs assuring us that the grub is good, at least according to Toronto Public Health. But seldom does one spy a yellow or red sign. Is the