Get ready: Barenaked Ladies are hitting the road for their Last Summer on Earth Tour 2025, with 38 headline shows across North America. Canada’s most iconic rockers will be performing at Budweiser Stage on July 25, with Sugar Ray and Fastball. They came by to model some super sharp dad fits for Father’s Day, to … Continued
Just north of downtown Toronto are two shopping destinations that are home to great shopping, plenty of space and delicious food offerings that might become your new favourite spots in the GTA. Yorkgate Mall is a two-level community shopping centre located just east of Highway 400, and it’s definitely a hidden gem in the North … Continued
Canada’s Rufus Wainwright is stepping back into the spotlight with the release of his latest album, Dream Requiem. Drawing inspiration from multiple sources that include a Lord Byron poem, Italian composer Giuseppe Verdi and his dog Puccini (who died suddenly months after adopting him), it also happens to be narrated by Meryl Streep. Here, the … Continued
We love supporting local in Toronto, and we’re lucky to have so many amazing independent shops in the city. And while areas such as Yorkville may be known for being home to high-end, luxury international brands, there are also some locally-owned gems. Ranging from mini department stores to retailers that are entirely dedicated to cashmere, … Continued
Jack Innanen didn’t expect things to move this fast. Not long ago, the Toronto-born comedian was writing and performing comedy sketches alone in his bedroom, amassing a loyal audience (now 3 million and growing) online with his bizarre but relatable characters. Now, he’s starring in FX’s Adults (now streaming on Disney+ in Canada), a raucous … Continued
A strange festival is returning to Toronto this week, and it’s dedicated to the city’s history — with a twist. No snoozefests here: touted as “strange history for curious people,” attendees will get to learn about some of Toronto’s weirdest, wackiest, most bizarre history. The Festival of Bizarre Toronto History began in 2023, and was … Continued
Summer is around the corner in Toronto, and everything is in full swing — including the urge to spend as much time outdoors as possible! How does morning coffee in the sunshine sound? Or an afternoon lounging in the fresh air? How about a BBQ night with friends finished off with drinks by the fire … Continued
Nestled in Toronto’s Little Italy neighbourhood is a piece of Toronto history — from the 18th century, to be exact. 364 Palmerston Blvd. is an Edwardian gem from 1906, and it’s now on the market for $3.989 million, meaning you can own a heritage estate that will have you travelling back in time over your … Continued
Five of Canada’s most influential women in entertainment — including Torontonians Margaret Atwood, Jeanne Beker and Amrit Kaur — will be honoured with individual awards at The Hollywood Reporter Women in Entertainment Canada 2025 event. An event honouring and celebrating the biggest talent in the entertainment industry in Canada, there will also be keynote speakers, … Continued
Nestled in the middle of Toronto’s Church Wellesley Village is a piece of history — Glad Day Bookshop, the oldest surviving queer bookstore in the world. But now the neighbourhood fixture is making a major change, moving from its home in the Village to a new Queen West storefront. In 2024, Glad Day posted a … Continued
The summer season is short but sweet in Ontario. There are only a handful of weekends to take advantage of the warm weather and the abundance of activities on offer throughout the province, but that becomes a bit more challenging without a car on hand to plan a fun day trip. Luckily, there’s more than … Continued
From jazz festivals in the street and string quartets in the garden to DJ sets in the park and dance parties near the lake, Toronto’s summer is shaping up to be a spectacular season for free outdoor music experiences. To join the fun and explore top local and international talent at no cost, check out … Continued
