7 events in Toronto that will make the perfect Father’s Day gift
This year, we’ve got five fun city dates that are perfect for your dad (and kid). They’re so great, Mom will want to join. (She can’t, sorry.)
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Dr. Jess on Sex: A holiday survival guide for couples
How to avoid fights, family pressure, a low libido and financial stress in the festive season
The best restaurants and bars to go celebrity spotting during TIFF
But before plunking down a camera-toting keister at just any hotel bar hoping to win the fan photo lottery, some advance research can certainly up the odds of success and Instagram fame.
8 famous Torontonians and their even more famous fathers
In honour of Father’s Day, we salute some of Toronto’s most famous fathers and the kids who were inspired to follow in their footsteps. NBA RUNS IN THE DNA MITCHELL AND ANDREW WIGGINS Andrew Wiggins is one of the hottest names in Canadian basketball these days. This Thornhiller won his first NBA championship with the … Continued
Toronto basketball star Andrew Wiggins wins his first NBA championship
Thornhill’s Andrew Wiggins is an incredibly talented, athletic phenom. He is the best basketball player on the planet at the age of 18. He’s the projected number one pick of the 2014 NBA draft, the saviour of the Canadian hoops and he’s just getting started.
Legendary Canadian artist Christopher Pratt passes away at age 86
The sky fills the landscape and bathes the wharf in the blues and yellows of dusk. The water is almost entirely obscured by a rock pier of snow-covered boulders, and the foreground holds a provocative image: the tattered remains of a raised Canadian flag are blown westward by the wind. There’s not a soul in sight.
Food Crawl: Ringing in the Lunar New Year at Yonge and Sheppard
The neighbourhood at Yonge and Sheppard deserves more credit than it gets. In the last few years, the intersection where Willowdale and Lansing meet has become remarkably attuned to T.O.’s contemporary food culture.
Kenny Hotz teases new season of legendary Kenny vs. Spenny comedy series
For our Comedy Issue, we interviewed seven of the city’s top comedians. Today, we present the loveable loudmouth Kenny Hotz. Between grossing us out on Kenny vs. Spenny and making us laugh so hard we totally blew past that red light with Sirus XM’s Kenny Hotz Live, he’s always gravitating towards the largest microphone he can find. Here, Hotz tells us how he ended up offending the masses on-air.
How Bob Rae met his wife Arlene in 1968 and married her a dozen years later
In this month’s How They Met, Arlene Perly Rae recounts how she met her husband, now-famed Liberal politician Bob Rae (whom, mind you, she wound up marrying twice on the same day). More on that later. Arlene and Bob have been through a lot, but today their marriage is as strong as ever, and after a long history with the Liberal party, Arlene reflects on past memories, and tells us what the future holds for them both.
Three places to chow down on cevapi in Toronto
For the record, ćevapi are ubiquitous in the Balkans. They are the stuff of poetry. It could very well be that ćevapi are the reason that McDonald’s will never catch on in some parts of Europe. Here in Toronto, they’re less revered, perhaps because they’ve been pretty much impossible to find downtown. That was until Hrvati Bar opened up last month.
How Second City brought Sandy Jobin-Bevans and Kylee Evans together
When Sandy Jobin-Bevans met Kylee Evans on Toronto’s Second City stage, it was the beginning of a new chapter in their lives. The duo stars in YTV’s Life With Boys, and both have made appearances on TV and onstage. As of today, Jobin-Bevans stars in Second City’s July debut of Slap Shot Live, a theatrical adaption of the sports movie classic. Here, the local funny man shares how he and his wife met.
A Torontonian’s guide to decluttering for the holidays
When it comes to organizing a small space, decluttering is the main focus. I’ve compiled a three-step guide to help you master it.