In January, a lease agreement was finalized between Tanenbaum Community Hebrew Academy of Toronto (TanenbaumCHAT) and RoyalCrest Academy. The independent elementary school will move into the second floor of the educational facilities at 9600 Bathurst St. Previously occupied by TanenbaumCHAT, which announced in March of 2017 that it was consolidating its two schools due to … Continued
At the French restaurant Birch Bistro (623A Mount Pleasant Rd.), pâtissier Calvin Wat draws on his experience working in Michelin-starred restaurants in Paris to create hand-sculpted dessert masterpieces. He’s been at the resto for less than a year, but he’s getting buzz for his creative dessert menu that includes a lemon filled with a lemon syrup … Continued
The Yonge and Sheppard outpost of Tsujiri, the 155-year-old purveyor of Japanese tea and matcha based desserts, has recently opened up its second floor with a new dine-in menu. On the ground floor there’s usually a lineup for the matcha lattes, slices of irresistible cheesecake and soft serve. Upstairs, the new offerings include more substantial … Continued
A) Pièce de résistance “This sporty Longchamp neckerchief is a forever piece.” Andrews, Bayview Village, $125 B) Chapeau chic “It looks like something right out of the past, but has a modern French flare to it.” Aldo, Promenade mall, $22 C) Strap in “These See by Chloe espadrilles are a great shoe to run around in.” … Continued
Buy Good Feel Good Expo founder Rafik Riad on how millennials are leading the way for social and environmental change in retail
When I was in Saigon a couple of years ago, I made it a bit of a project to eat banh mi, the Vietnamese pork sandwich that I had learned to love at Toronto’s Banh Mi Boys. I figured if it’s good in Toronto, it’s gotta be great in Saigon. But no. My Saigon banh … Continued
On March 31, an underwater pipeline carrying oil to a refinery in Balikpapan, Indonesia, broke, spreading crude oil over 20,000 hectares of Balikpapan Bay. Some of it ignited, killing five fishermen. Area residents experienced health problems, including nausea, vomiting and respiratory difficulties, and marine life and mangroves were also devastated. In mid-January, an Iranian tanker … Continued
Everyone’s fave real estate and renovating twins (and Post City contributors) stole our home decor hearts years ago, but one is about to be off the market. Drew Scott will be saying “I do” to his longtime partner Linda Phan in Italy this May. Much of their wedding planning process has already graced the small … Continued
We chatted to three of the city’s best restaurants to find out what Mother’s Day means to them and how they’ll be celebrating with their customers.
Actor Alana Bridgewater stars in the upcoming Soulpepper production of Ma Rainey’s Black Bottom, the ever-relevant, award-winning 1982 play about race and civil rights. She filled us in on what she ate while rehearsing and putting the finishing touches on the show. Catch Alana onstage in her role as Ma Rainey starting May 4. Friday, … Continued
Montreal designer, Madeleine Beaulieuis, is already making waves with her Partoem label thanks to its minimalist aesthetic and use of beautiful vegetable tanned leathers.
Following the van incident in Toronto yesterday, we bring you up-to-date news on closures and travel information.
