The retail industry certainly took a hit from the pandemic, but that didn’t stop these new stores from opening during the past year – to great success! From a spacious Queen West plant shop to luxury Italian linens to a top-rated sneaker brand, check out the best and newest that Toronto has to offer. BEST … Continued
Toronto is home to some incredible restaurants. We’ve rounded up a few of the best new spots in the city that have recently opened. Whether you’ve already visited a few of these, or have been eagerly awaiting a meal, don’t miss our top picks for some end-of-summer patio dining and beyond! BEST NEW TACOS 2 … Continued
Little India can be found in Toronto’s east end, starting on Gerrard Street East, between Coxwell Avenue and Greenwood Avenue. The neighbourhood is easily accessible by taking the Bloor-Danforth subway line and exiting at Coxwell Station, and then walking roughly 15 minutes south along Coxwell Avenue. Little India is affectionately known as the Gerrard India … Continued
Little Ethiopia has been largely overlooked in Toronto during the last few years, but it is a neighbourhood that is not to be missed, despite its small proportions. Little Ethiopia represents a small stretch of Danforth East, roughly mapped out as the five-minute stretch between Greenwood and Monarch Park Avenues. Although Greek and various other … Continued
Located at the intersection of Steeles and Woodbine Avenues is Toronto’s largest Japanese shopping centre. J-Town can be most easily accessed by car via Highway 404 and taking the Woodbine exit. However, you can also visit the district by taking public transit and getting off the bus at Steeles and Victoria Park. Despite being somewhat … Continued
Often considered the city’s other Little Italy (besides actual Little Italy), Corso Italia has got a lot of Italian character, from the food to the generations of families that live along St. Clair Avenue West, from Lansdowne to Westmount, many of whom settled here in the 1950s. In fact, more than 80 per cent of … Continued
ET Canada entertainment reporter Sangita Patel is also a real estate buff, a member of our Post City Rotman Real Estate Roundtable and former host of HGTV Canada’s Home To Win. She is currently overseeing the construction of her dream home while living in rental accommodations with her family. Here, Patel answers our questions on … Continued
Changes to design and regulation are taking place along Yonge Street in Willowdale as health restrictions loosen and CaféTO returns for a second summer. The CaféTO program aims to provide expanded outdoor dining space for restaurants and bars impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic who still can’t provide indoor dining. The program is returning for a … Continued
Yorkville is a vibe, and it is growing. To counter densification, Toronto has plans for a “network” of parks that could spread Yorkville’s culture further east. Some of the green spaces will be significant, such as an extension of the Village of Yorkville Park, and a new park that will “mirror” it running between Bloor … Continued
Just in time for Father’s Day and summer picnicking, we tracked down the best charcuterie in Toronto for family sharing. ANTLER Chef Michael Hunter is known for his focus on showcasing the country’s best in wild game and culinary delights. With ingredients sourced almost entirely from Canada, Antler prioritizes using local and wild foods that … Continued
Natalie Preddie is a travel and lifestyle writer, speaker and guest expert on Cityline, Your Morning and Global’s The Morning Show. My first taste of adventure travel was 14 years ago on a yearlong journey across Asia. From diving to trekking, rafting to Muay Thai, I looked for activities that got my adrenaline pumping. From … Continued
One of the Greater Toronto Area’s top gold medal hopes is ramping up the training with his eyes on the podium at the Summer Olympics. Post City touched base with the sprinter to talk training and his new charitable initiative Race With Me! Congrats on the recent podium finish. How does it feel to get … Continued
