Another long weekend is finally here — and this one is all about love. Whether you’re celebrating Valentine’s Day with friends or a date or reuniting with loved ones for Family Day, there’s plenty of things to do in Toronto to keep your weekend busy. Steve Aoki at Rebel Steve Aoki is celebrating a big … Continued
Toronto athlete Shaquille Murray-Lawrence’s path to the Olympics started in an entirely different sport — one that doesn’t even exist in the Games. A professional football player in the CFL, it was his power and speed on the field as a running back that caught the eye of recruiters for Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton in 2017. … Continued
A pair of ice dancers from the GTA just secured Canada their fourth bronze medal of the 2026 Winter Olympics. Figure skaters Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier captured bronze on Wednesday afternoon, marking their first Olympic medal after 15 years of skating together. The ice dancing pair scored 86.18 in their opening rhythm dance, placing … Continued
Yannick Bisson knows when he has a good thing going — 19 seasons later, he remains the star of Canada’s most-watched scripted series, Murdoch Mysteries. And this year, he also celebrates 35 years of marriage with his wife, Shantelle. Here, they give us the details of their whirlwind romance. How they met Yannick: I visited … Continued
Nothing says Valentine’s Day like a thoughtful floral arrangement. We’ve rounded up the best flower shops in Toronto for bouquets to suit even the most unique tastes – from dried florals to fresh arrangements, subscriptions, do-it-yourself boxes, eco-conscious blooms and more! Thyme Studio With a location in Riverside, Thyme Floral is your one-stop-shop for flowers … Continued
When Toronto snowboarder Ben Heldman found out he’d qualified for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, he had just finished a run in Val St. Combe, Que. during the FIS Snowboard World Cup in 2025. He recalls coming across the line, seeing he’d won his heat and finals and rushing over to his whole family … Continued
Toronto’s winter just got a major upgrade. From alpine-inspired bites to wild après-ski parties, the city’s serving up all the snowy fun you could ask for. Whether you’re ready to dance the night away or just want to kick back in your best retro ski gear, this season’s got you covered. So grab your crew, … Continued
Bright cherry red is trending this season — but this month, we’re calling it Olympic red. Jeanne Beker has helped us source all things crimson for a wardrobe that’s fit for the perfect Valentine’s Day date or cheering on Team Canada when they head to the 2026 Milan Games. A. Faux leather trench “This has … Continued
When Team Canada arrives in Milan this month, there’s one sport everyone is going to be watching: curling. Ranked number one in the world, the Canadian women’s team is also the first to win consecutive world championship gold medals in over 30 years. All eyes will be on Toronto’s own Sarah Wilkes: playing lead on Team Homan, … Continued
The Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games are set to begin this Friday. Feb. 6, as people around the world and in Toronto gear up to watch the multi-sport event. While lots of folks will have their own watch parties at home, it’s twice the excitement to find a neighbourhood spot to watch the games. … Continued
Catherine O’Hara, a renowned Toronto actor known for her roots on SCTV all the way to her award-winning run on Schitt’s Creek, has reportedly died. According to TMZ, O’Hara died on Friday, though they stated the cause of death was unclear. Deadline has since reported that she died following a brief illness. She was 71. … Continued
Supporting local is more important than ever, and here in Toronto, there are countless independent shops to visit. Swap out the big chains for locally-owned boutiques with our guide to the city’s most essential shops, from Yorkville to Leslieville. This time, we’re diving into the Annex: home to Canadian icons like Margaret Atwood and formerly … Continued
