This month, you can give your wardrobe a temporary refresh with your favourite items from Toronto influencers’ closets. A new pop-up launched by Toronto-based peer-to-peer clothing rental app Rax — the first of its kind in Canada — is bringing fresh fashion finds that you can rent to Stackt Market all month long, sourced from … Continued
Shop Canadian — and Japanese, and Italian, and basically anything but American — at these underrated Toronto mens fashion spots to up your style game this season. Muddy George Since opening its doors in 2015 in the Bloorcourt neighbourhood, Muddy George has cemented its mens fashion reputation for timeless garments. Specialising in “made in” brands, … Continued
Looking to celebrate the luck o’ the Irish this weekend? Toronto has tons of St. Patrick’s Day activities and events to keep you seeing green all weekend long. Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in Celtic culture by checking out some traditional music, want to spend some family time outdoors or you’re just looking to … Continued
Sangita Patel is Streets of Toronto’s advice columnist and was previously an entertainment reporter with ET Canada. She lives in Toronto with her husband and two daughters. Dear Sangita: I was in a four-year relationship, and my partner cheated on me. I’ve been trying to move on and get over it. But now for the … Continued
Known to Canadians as liquid gold, maple syrup (or maple sugar) is a cultural treasure with a rich Indigenous history dating back thousands of years before being adopted by early settlers. Harvested in early spring around the time of the sugar maple moon, this sweet delicacy isn’t just a breakfast staple —it’s part of Canada’s … Continued
Winter is here and the city is alive and well with plenty of arts, shopping, food and more to enjoy! From St. Patrick’s Day festivities to Toronto’s comicon, here are 10 things to do in Toronto this week. If you’re looking for more things to do in Toronto, check out our Instagram page, @streetsoftorontodo. Enjoy … Continued
Since 2015, Post City and Streets of Toronto has honoured the most inspiring women of Toronto with our December cover issue. For International Women’s Day, we’re sharing all of the amazing women who have made the list over the years, from record-breaking athletes to artists making a difference. 1. Victoria Mboko Made history as the … Continued
Bring some light and art into the last long days of winter with an annual festival taking over Ontario Place this month. Lumière: The Art of Light is coming back to Trillium Park at Ontario Place, and the free outdoor light exhibition will feature 14 mesmerizing installations, all by Ontario-based artists. With a theme of … Continued
One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker or tune into her podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. In honour of International … Continued
International Women’s Day is around the corner, and Toronto is rolling out the red (or should we say purple?) carpet for a celebration of all things fierce, fabulous and feminist. From empowering marches and live performances to markets packed with women-led brands, the city is buzzing with ways to honour trailblazers, celebrate each other and … Continued
We’ve all gotten used to having access to all the big American fashion chains in Toronto, but why shop fast fashion when you can support locally-designed and made in Canada brands instead? With President Donald Trump’s tariffs now in play, there’s never been a better time to shop local; here are some homegrown Canadian fashion … Continued
The city of Toronto — known as a hub for all things culture and history — is home to world-class art collections, immersive experiences and groundbreaking exhibitions. Often rivalling our New York neighbours just south of the border, this city’s cultural landscape is as interesting and diverse as its people. Whether you’re drawn to ancient … Continued
