Are malls having a bit of a comeback? With Torontonians making up for lost shopping time over the past two years and holiday shopping just around the corner, Yorkdale is ramping up for it all with the launch of all kinds of new shops – from luxury to sustainable brands. A news release from the … Continued
For over 25 years, Jeanne Beker has been gracing the pages of Post City Magazines and now Streets of Toronto, offering her fashion wisdom to our readers. Revered for her warmth and her expansive career (and with a new women’s empowerment award under her belt), we sat down with her to discuss her biggest challenge … Continued
When Kostas and Anastasia Dikeos came to Canada from Greece, they were in search of a better life where they could put family first. Decades later, they’ve found it after establishing a fast-growing family business that supplies chicken and more to some major retailers and restaurants in Toronto. Created 25 years ago, D&D Poultry has … Continued
When thinking of the fashion capitals of the world, New York City, London and Milan come to mind. While not necessarily topping the list at first thought, Toronto’s vibrant city has a budding fashion scene all on its own, reflective of the diverse residents, fantastic boutiques and unique neighbourhoods that make the city such an … Continued
There’s a little witch or wizard that’s about to be joining Toronto’s Harry Potter and the Cursed Child family! Actor Sarah Afful, who plays Hermione in the Ed Mirvish Theatre production of the play, will be going on maternity leave starting Sept. 30 in preparation for her second child. In her place, Antoinette Robinson from … Continued
Toronto’s sports teams tend to have spectacular taste when it comes to their jerseys. We have been blessed with a diverse colour palette as well as every sport under the sun, giving Torontonians the chance to support however way they wish. However, throughout the years, we’ve had a few duds. Below is a four-tier ranking … Continued
Considering renting for the first time in a while? You’re not alone. The market is hot right now, and while options are going fast, there are still a few stellar finds out there that you don’t want to miss. From a cosy Rosedale residence with a family-sized backyard to a North York property overlooking a ravine, … Continued
Fall has finally arrived, marking the start of cozy hoodies, baggy work wear and warm trousers. To complete the newfound change in wardrobe, Torontonians are going to need to step up their shoe game. Thankfully, fall is a super forgiving season as everything from lined slippers and dad shoes to boots and loafers are acceptable. … Continued
A mere moment from Glencairn station and a short journey to the shops of Yorkdale Mall, 741 Glencairn Ave. stands among stately homes, parks and community activities at every turn. At $2.578 million, this exquisite Lawrence Manor property features four bedrooms, seven bathrooms and two bachelor suites. Inspired by classic French architecture, this custom home … Continued
For the past two weeks, the city was buzzing with high-profile celebrities, industry veterans and influencers thanks to the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF), screening the best in cinema across various theatres downtown. And with the allure of film culture comes the perfect backdrop for anybody who’s anybody to sport show-stopping fashion at TIFF movie … Continued
Want the inside scoop on the schools you’re considering for your child? Look no further than the students themselves. These six kids share their best tips on how to find the right school and their thoughts on how their schools have supported their learning. Jamie Mann, Branksome Hall “It helps to understand the way you learn … Continued
David Suzuki is the host of the CBC’s The Nature of Things and author of more than 30 books on ecology (with files from boreal project manager Rachel Plotkin). Beavers have long been considered nuisances. They knock down trees and block waterways, often flooding areas where humans live and gather. But recent moves to … Continued
