This pandemic we’ve all found ourselves in is ever-changing; shapeshifting before our eyes and creating the need to do things differently. The “new normal” is a time of constant readjustment in all areas of life and nowhere is that more evident than when it comes to parenting in the age of COVID-19. Despite the fact … Continued
The Eaton Centre is getting quite the glow up to the tune of $77 million and it means Toronto will be losing one of its most iconic installations – temporarily. The refurbishment project was announced on Tuesday with detailed plans to restore the mall’s central galleria skylight and improve pedestrian access. The plan is to … 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. With companies … Continued
There’s never been a better time to plan an outing within the province, thanks to the Ontario staycation tax credit recently introduced by the provincial government. Residents who opt to vacation locally until Dec. 31 can claim 20 per cent personal income tax credit on eligible accommodation expenses of up to $1,000 per individual, or … Continued
Canada is making its mark on the U.S. yet again with a bobblehead of one of this country’s most iconic (and polarizing) figures. No, we’re not talking about Drake! In celebration of America’s national bobblehead day, the National Bobblehead Hall of Fame and Museum in Milwaukee, Wisconsin unveiled two new Trudeau bobbleheads on Friday. The … Continued
Ringing in the new year might make you want to make some changes — find a new hobby, set a resolution for the year or switch up your style. Whether you’ve lived in the same place for years or have just moved in, maybe you’ll want to do the same for your home. Toronto luxury … Continued
It’s a new year, and we Torontonians finds ourselves sheltering indoors once again as we ride out the Omicron variant and consequent government restrictions. Since we’re all at home and living on the internet anyway, now is a great time to absorb style inspiration in preparation of yet another return to the streets. Here are … Continued
Whether you want to spend the weekend celebrating a belated New Year through festivities with friends, taking in some art or tearing up an ice rink, you have your pick of fun things to do in the city this weekend – here are seven of the best events to check out. Go for a skate … Continued
Toronto’s Yorkville neighbourhood has welcomed a New York City institution on Cumberland Street. Moscot Eyewear opened its doors in a compact storefront in December, rubbing shoulders with Nespresso and Lululemon. The NYC-based company has been family owned and operated since 1915, founded by Hyman Moscot, who arrived from Eastern Europe in 1899 and began selling … Continued
A modern bath house, a social club and a house of transformation. All terms used to describe Othership, a 50-person sauna, ice bath and tea room located at 425 Adelaide St. W. Co-founder and CEO Robbie Bent said the space will offer guided facilitation for the hot + cold circuit, social hour and performances like … Continued
Canada may be a country best known for its winter sports, but this year, our summer athletes have really shone. Team Canada broke records, won medals and shattered barriers, and these Toronto athletes stood out. Here are Streets Of Toronto’s three athletes of the year. Quinn After Team Canada’s penalty shootout win against Sweden in … Continued
2021 has been a whirlwind year and it’s ending on an equally chaotic, unprecedented note with COVID-19 case counts rising and many in-person events and celebrations being postponed to help slow the spread of the Omicron variant. While it may feel like we are in an episode of Black Mirror, reliving the same horrors of … Continued
