One of the most popular hobbies (or is it a sport?) that you can take up over the summer is golf. Known as the Toronto Maple Leafs’ favourite summer activity, golf takes a keen eye and patience. If you need to practice either of those skills, Toronto and the GTA are home to plenty of … Continued
If print is dead, no one told Toronto. Fashion lovers around the city have grown to cherish the tactile feel of old lookbooks, magazines and other vintage fashion books with creative styling — and they don’t sell for cheap. Vintage fashion magazines and books can sell from $20 to over $300 (with a few so exclusive … Continued
Sangita Patel is Streets of Toronto’s new advice columnist and is an entertainment reporter with ET Canada. She lives in Toronto with her husband and two daughters. Dear Sangita: Everyone around me is getting engaged, and I’m feeling pressure like I should be too. My partner and I are happy where we are though. … Continued
As one of the newest additions to ET Canada’s reporting team, Brittnee Blair has travelled the globe interviewing some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, including Robert De Niro, Michelle Yeoh and Kelly Clarkson. She got her start on TV as the “Queen Bee” on Big Brother Canada’s third season, but you might recognize her from her … Continued
SCTV, Kids in the Hall, Baroness von Sketch Show, Wayne and Shuster — and now, if Bruce McCulloch knows what he’s talking about, The Dessert. Hailed as the next generation of Canadian sketch comedy, the six-episode series launching on Friday is executive produced by Kids in the Hall alum McCulloch and, in an unlikely but … Continued
The highly-anticipated Barbie movie is set to premiere on July 21 and the enthusiasm for the pink aesthetic is not calming down. Ever since photos of Margot Robbie decked out in Barbie colours hit the internet last June, the Barbiecore trend has been making sartorial waves in the fashion community– part costume, part way 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. Transform your beachwear … Continued
While Yorkville was already revered as a go-to for luxury and high-quality shopping, recent openings of new stores in the area are giving this downtown neighbourhood a bit of a facelift. According to Liza Amlani, principal and founder of Retail Strategy Group, Yorkville’s glory days are making a comeback. Amlani believes this is due to … Continued
Summerlicious is back in full effect this summer! Between July 7 and 23, over 200 restaurants in the Toronto area will be offering lunch or dinner pre-fixe menus for all to enjoy. Participating restaurants offer their pre-fixe menus at six different price points, ranging from $20 lunches to $75 dinners. Among the affordable luxury experiences … Continued
At Funny Bunny Services, dogs and cats take a backseat to another furry friend that’s growing in popularity — rabbits. As the only pet grooming shop dedicated solely to bunnies in Toronto and also one of the only in Canada, owner Morgan Black has cornered a (floppy, furry) niche in the market, and she says … Continued
The long weekend is fast approaching, and with it comes the official start of the summer! There’s no better way to enjoy the weekend and kick off the summer than a music festival in the sun. From the Rhythms of Canada festival to Jazz Fest, get your music fix this weekend with these amazing festivals. … Continued
Popular Vaughan-based vintage shop Batch Vintage has been supplying the dream Y2K wardrobe for some of the city’s most fashionable thrifters. Arianna Stalteri and Marcanthony Spano are the couple behind the shop, and they’ve been building their business for eight years. The thrift enthusiasts began dating in high school after admiring one another’s unique style … Continued
