Forget hipster, think hippie: Millennials are taking notes from the free spirits of the ’70s
In the age of smartphones, massive corporations and processed foods, people are breaking away from the norm to dress, eat and live in more organic ways.
Author: Andrew Mannsbach
Local Love: Fashion Art Toronto founder Vanja Vasic on what to expect from her multi-sensory event
Now in its 13th year, Fashion Art Toronto — or FAT, as the kids call it — promises to be a rollicking good time, spanning five inspirational days.
Dr. Jess on Sex: Making everyday interactions erotic
If you’re happy in your relationship but find that the erotic connection has faded with time, consider these simple strategies.
Minimum wage: A provincial election primer
Ontario is poised to increase the minimum wage from $14 to $15 per hour at the end of this year, after a larger increase of almost 30 per cent on Jan. 1, 2018, from $11.60.
Food Profile: Andreas Antoniou brings foodie finds to the mass market with Assembly Chef’s Hall
Assembly Chef’s Hall, located on the ground floor of Google’s downtown office, offers food from 17 of the city’s best chefs.
Daily Planet: Forget global, go local like Oxford County
Oxford County became the second local government in Canada, after Vancouver, to adopt a commitment to 100 per cent renewable energy by 2050.
Will Midtown dispensaries disappear after legalization, or just go underground?
Later this year, Canada will formally legalize cannabis across the country, making the future unclear for dispensaries.
4 of T.O.’s favourite Italian restaurants on spring menus, celebrity chefs and the dish that made them famous
We asked a handful of Toronto’s Italian restaurant owners about their fave dishes and why they love cooking in their neighbourhood.
HGTV’s Tiffany Pratt poses 10 questions to address your fear of colour
interior designer and HGTV Canada host, Tiffany Pratt, shows us how not to fear colour and what shades to embrace.
Does Markham need a bike share program?
Due to a number of unsolicited bike share program proposals that Markham City Council has received over the last year, a feasibility study has been commissioned by Markham’s transportation department to see if a bike-sharing program could work in the municipality.
La Diperie brings its chocolate-covered custom cones to Midtown
Montreal-founded once cream chain, La Diperie, has a new outpost at Yonge and Lawrence.
Meals From Memory: Vit Béo’s David Huynh makes his grandma’s dumplings
Like a lot of Asian kids growing up with grandparents at home, chef David Huynh, of the new Vit Béo at Bloor and Ossington, spent his childhood making dumplings with his grandma.