This month, we wanted to highlight a few Toronto heroes who broke down barriers to pave the way for the next generations of Black Canadians. From trailblazing doctors to history-making politicians, learn about some of the amazing Torontonians who have made their mark in their industries and beyond. A) Annamie Paul Annamie Paul started her … Continued
Be it winter surfing, downhill skiing or festivals, our province remains ripe with exciting winter activities. The first long weekend of the year is upon us and what better way to celebrate the season of snow and Family Day than with a family-focused long weekend away, exploring and enjoying the wonderful winter escapes Ontario has … Continued
The Cashman, Russell Oliver is a true Toronto icon. Growing up in the city, it was almost an everyday occurrence to hear that catchy, trademark commercial jingle playing in the background. Running Oliver Jewellery for over 50 years, Oliver has experienced a “full circle” moment after opening up his latest shop at 88 Yorkville Ave., … Continued
We’re lucky to live in a city that, even through the hardships of the past two years, has produced some of the greatest talent and inspiring art out there. From music to visual art to acting, Toronto has been the birthplace of all kinds of wonderful artists. This month, we’re highlighting a few of the … 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 new podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. There’s nothing … Continued
Toronto’s Perdita Felicien met her husband Morgan Campbell while training at York University back in 2007. Now happily married, Felicien is best known as a hurdler, a former World Champion and an Olympic athlete of the highest calibre. Felicien also published her first book earlier last year. Felicien returned to the CBC broadcast team to … Continued
A photo posted by a certain left-handed Blue Jays pitcher had baseball fans rejoicing (and emotional) on Tuesday. Players may come and go, championships may be won or lost, but after a glimpse at the star-studded photo Ryan Borucki shared on Twitter, it’s clear that the friendships are forever. Backstreet’s Back!! Great to be back … Continued
When SMYTHE began in 2004, founders Andrea Lenczner and Christie Smythe had a simple goal – making the perfect women’s blazer. “At the time, women’s blazers weren’t a category; you could buy a suit, but you couldn’t buy what men have, just a casual sports jacket,” Lenczner says. “We saw that gap in the market, … Continued
Ontario is filled with so many incredible winter experiences — especially for those who love skating. Growing up in Toronto, I’ve always loved exploring the different skating trails and rinks in and around the city. From road tripping to a provincial park and skating through a torchlit forest at night to a staycation skating experience … Continued
When Kim Kardashian released her new fragrance line in January, her usual neutrals-heavy look had a Toronto twist. Designer Kathryn Bowen was tapped to design three mesh bustier looks for the reality star’s promotional material. We spoke with Bowen about her fashion inspiration and how the Kardashian team connected with her. What inspired you to … Continued
Now that January is behind us, we’re that much closer to spring and not only that, COVID restrictions have been recently loosened, meaning that options for things to do in the city have opened up considerably. With that in mind, here are seven of the events in Toronto this weekend. Check out Winter Glow at … Continued
The pandemic has led to countless individuals re-evaluating their relationship with work. How they work, when they work, why they work. When even the New York Times is picking up on a trend worthy enough to write about, it must be real. For Danielle Green, the owner of Toronto’s latest vintage, consignment and rework shop … Continued
