Cinematic magic is abundant in Ontario — big Hollywood films like The Shape of Water to small screen thrills like Suits and The Handmaid’s Tale are constantly finding places to film here. But if you’re really searching for one town that’ll make you feel like you’re in your own feature film, look no further than … Continued
There’s a piece of Toronto history from 130 years ago that has been beautifully restored — and it’s back on the market. Located steps from Kensington Market, Bloor Street and University of Toronto in Harbord Village is 61 Brunswick Ave., a historic Victorian that was recently listed on the market for just under $3 million. … Continued
On Sunday, Nov. 2, we’ll all be turning our clocks back one hour at 2 a.m. out of daylight saving time. We might be gaining one hour of sleep, but the loss of daylight definitely doesn’t seem worth it. The sun will start setting around 5 p.m. as of Nov. 2, and as early as … Continued
Hugh Dillon, actor and musician, is having a banner year on both fronts. Mayor of Kingstown, the show Dillon co-created and stars in, returns for a new season. At the same time, his band Headstones — an iconic part of Canada’s alt-rock scene — dropped a new album, and they’re heading out on tour this … Continued
Although Stars Hollow — where Gilmore Girls’ Rory and Lorelai live — is fictitious, the pilot episode was shot in Unionville, Ont., about an hour away from Toronto. There, you can visit Luke’s Diner, read under the gazebo and take pictures with the town of Unionville sign that the Stars Hollow sign was plastered over … Continued
With Halloween fast approaching, it’s time to soak in all the magical and haunted things you can before the season is over! For your goblin- and ghost- loving kids, here are 9 bewitching and spine-tingling Halloween things to do in Toronto. Bats, Rats, and Moths, Oh My! A Not So Spooky Nature Walk in High … Continued
Toronto Blue Jays fans have waited 32 years for this moment. For the first time since the early ’90s, the Blue Jays are headed to the World Series. During this historic playoff run, fans fell in love with so many aspects of the team. Individual players. The storylines. Great moments. But one quote has mobilised … Continued
The east end is getting a little more retro: The Vintage Hall, a vendor market located in Toronto’s Riverside, is finally welcoming customers after their busy grand opening this month. With a wide range of vintage vendors selling goods from apparel to homeware, there’s a little something for everyone. The 2,700-square-foot spot is located at … Continued
When Toronto-born actor Peter Outerbridge (Sullivan’s Crossing, Batwoman, Murdoch Mysteries) first auditioned for what was mysteriously billed as Fairview, he had little idea he was reading for the prequel to It. As in, Stephen King’s It. “They don’t let you know what you’re auditioning for when it’s something like this,” he recalls with a laugh. … Continued
Looking for the perfect fall adventure? Look no further than Ontario’s fantastic farmland. From apple picking and pumpkin patches to hayrides, honey, wine and more, October is one of the best times of year to explore the region. And for those in the mood for classic harvest-time fun, why not test your savviness in a … Continued
Harry Rosen is bringing back office-chic energy one store at a time, and it’s all happening at their newest single level, 10,380-square-foot location in downtown Toronto. The leading luxury menswear retailer is set to make a statement this fall, with the unveiling of its reimagined First Canadian Place store. The renovation is part of the … Continued
Halloween is fast approaching, and there are so many ways to celebrate the season in Toronto! From themed pop-up cocktail bars to tours after dark and eerie theatre productions, here are 45 ways to make the most of the Halloween season in Toronto. 1. Hellbar This ghoulish bar returns with wicked cocktails and forbidden bites. … Continued
