Heated Rivalry star Hudson Williams is officially the man of the hour in the Canadian entertainment landscape. At the Canadian Screen Awards on Sunday, May 31, the hockey drama dominated the night, walking away with a record-setting 16 wins. Among the night’s biggest accolades, the B.C.-born actor took home the award for Best Lead Performer, Drama … Continued
When it comes to tracking down the absolute best meals in a city as food-obsessed as Toronto, regular reviews only tell half the story. To find the spots that are truly doing something special, you have to look at where the industry insiders go on their rare nights off. We asked Toronto’s top chefs to … Continued
Summer is practically knocking on our doors, and Toronto is kicking off street festival season with the ultimate comfort food party. So find your favourite pair of stretchy pants and clear your Saturday schedule, because The Lakeshore Village Grilled Cheese Challenge is officially returning to the west end next week. Hosted by the Lakeshore Village … Continued
We all know that summer is all about picnics, but this June, a one-of-a-kind outdoor spread in Toronto’s east end will allow you to forgo the usual sandwiches and fruit trays and dig right into dessert! The Toronto Cake Picnic is hosted by Muslim Girls Toronto and Sugarush Desserts, and will bring guests together at … Continued
When Big Trouble Pizza served its final slice on Geary Avenue back in January, it felt like a collective heartbreak for the neighbourhood. They had a massive eight-year run, and losing them left a pretty big, carb-shaped void on the street. But as it turns out, the team wasn’t done with us yet. They just … Continued
If your social media feed looks anything like ours right now, it’s basically a wall-to-wall kaleidoscope of tiny, crunchy rainbow sprinkles. Welcome to the era of the Dot Cake, the internet’s latest, most fiercely debated dessert obsession that is starting to make its way to Toronto bakeries. For the uninitiated, a Dot Cake is essentially … Continued
Earlier this week, the culinary world got the update it’s been waiting for: the 2026 Michelin Guide Toronto & Region selection will officially be revealed on Tuesday, September 22. The stars will align during an invite-only gala at the stunning Liberty Grand Entertainment Complex, where the city’s top chefs will find out if their hard … Continued
Toronto has a prime new people-watching spot, and it comes from a familiar neighbourhood name. Bodega by City Cottage officially opened in Birch Cliff over the weekend, bringing Daniel and Liana Naraine’s community-minded City Cottage Market concept into a bigger, food-and-drink-focused space. The original market started during the pandemic as a way to support local … Continued
Warm weather in Toronto moves fast — one minute it’s May, the next your Aperol spritz is freezing over. So we asked some of the city’s top social media influencers where to eat outdoors while the sun’s out and the people-watching is at its peak. Here are the 6 hottest patios according to Toronto’s top … Continued
Midtown residents who spent years passing the corner of Eglinton and Redpath can finally stop wondering. After a long stretch of “coming soon” signs and endless local Reddit threads, the Harp Tavern officially opened its doors in April. The team is headed by the Quinn family and Shaun Ruddy — the man behind Toronto’s St. … Continued
For years, Toronto has had Winterlicious and Summerlicious: city-wide dining events built to get people into restaurants during slower seasons. Now something new is on the calendar. Sustainablicious, running from May 15 to June 14, brings together more than 30 Toronto restaurants for a month-long initiative focused on plant-based dining and sustainability-minded eating. As grocery … Continued
If you consider extra cheese a lifestyle rather than a topping, and you’re currently itching to ditch the Toronto traffic for a day, we may have just found your next road trip. About 90 minutes from the city, there’s a Cheese Trail in Oxford County that runs Big Cheese Days every Saturday this month. It’s … Continued
