Former SUN MEDIA National Lifestyle and Food Editor; Writer For Hire. Owned by bossy cats. Will always believe the Tin Man didn't need what he already had.
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Rita Demontis' coverage predominantly revolves around lifestyle topics, particularly food and seasonal celebrations. She seems to be interested in articles related to local events and businesses, especially those within the Greater Toronto Area or Ontario.
Given her focus on seasonal content and citations of data, Rita may appreciate pitches that provide unique insights into local food trends, dining experiences, or special holiday-related activities within the specified geographic area. Additionally, she might find value in receiving information regarding changing consumer habits during various seasons as it relates to food preferences.
Pitches related to women's empowerment should highlight how they intersect with lifestyle themes like food and cooking rather than being solely focused on gender issues.
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There’s always room for another bake-off cooking series, and the latest is the upcoming Bake Master Battle.
Everything you need to know to cook the perfect bowl of rice at home, using the stove, microwave or rice cooker.
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The country’s cuisine was officially recognized by UNESCO with its Intangible Cultural Heritage designation.
By: Rita Demontis
Sandy Naiman recently passed away, and for many longtime readers of the Toronto Sun, her name brings back a flood of memories. Read more.
Mother’s Day is coming up – time to find that perfect card, floral arrangement, and words to express how you feel about mom. Read more.
By: Rita Demontis
Game mania has descended on the country in full force, as Canada proudly co-hosts the FIFA World Cup 2026 along with Mexico and the U.S.
With back-to-school around the corner, who doesn’t remember that iconic image of a shiny, fresh apple on the teacher’s desk? Read more.
