It’s a strange thing to see actor Rossif Sutherland — son of the late Canadian icon Donald Sutherland and brother of Kiefer — star in a glossy, bigger-budget network crime drama like Global’s new Murder in a Small Town. You know him best from his gritty independent films, all the way from 2007’s Poor Boy’s … Continued
As the weather gets cooler, the season of giving will soon be upon us. Hoping to get your loved ones something unique or treat yourself? Permanent jewelry has grown in popularity in the city, with more and more studios offering the service — which requires special equipment to weld or “zap” the ends of your … Continued
Full-time vintage lover, Alex Dacosta, just opened up her dream vintage shop in the west end, and it has quickly become a must-visit of the Toronto vintage scene. Located just north of Runnymede station, Smoking Vintage is a highly curated boutique offering a mix of mid-range and designer pieces from the ’90s to the 2000s. … 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 snooped through my partner’s phone and I found something concerning. I’ve had this feeling for a while that he might be cheating, and curiosity got … 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. Upgrade your basic blazer … Continued
It’s a special time to be a fan of Canadian women in music, particularly of Joni Mitchell, Nelly Furtado and Amanda Marshall who, as of recently, have all returned to the stage. For Marshall, a Juno Award–winning singer-songwriter who reigned in the ’90s, it’s long overdue. In 1994, Marshall became an overnight national hit after … Continued
When the eighth season of Selling Sunset was released on Netflix this past week, fans of the show were introduced to yet another new agent joining the Oppenheim Group: Alanna Gold. Agents have certainly come and gone from the group thanks to a plethora of drama, intimidation and office politics, but we’re hoping Gold can hold … Continued
In an age where every penny counts, D&D Poultry, a Toronto chicken processing company, has been a game-changer for families across Ontario, especially in the GTA. With over 30 years of history, this family-owned business shows that quality and affordability coexist without compromise. Founded by Kostas and Anastasia Dikeos, D&D Poultry started with a clear … Continued
Award-winning filmmaker Atom Egoyan is all set to head up the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) platform jury this year — 40 years after he presented his debut film Next of Kin at the film festival, starring his wife, actor Arsinée Khanijian. Here he shares their very untraditional first kiss and first date. How they met … Continued
The school year has officially begun, and one local Toronto mall has launched a school supply drive to help kids start the school year off right. Yorkgate Mall is back with its second annual Countdown to Class! School Supplies Drive, in support of The Children’s Breakfast Clubs. The amazing local organization has been around for … Continued
Toronto-based artist Peter Harris will be unveiling his latest exhibition, “Past and Present” at the Mira Godard Gallery from Sept.14 to Oct. 5. The exhibition showcases Harris’ unique exploration of urban landscapes inspired by his everyday experiences and travels. According to Harris, his artistic process is to study the works of historical artists, specifically those … Continued
The Dundas Street West vintage mecca has welcomed an elegant new addition to its roster of thrift stores. When you go shopping at this highly curated shop with bright white walls and a chandelier hanging form the ceiling, and inevitably leave with a beautiful new wardrobe staple, owner Elizabeth Lima only has one instruction: “Tell … Continued
