The workout Jennifer Aniston swears by is making its way to the city this month. Toronto has a bunch of workout spots to hit — from pilates to HIIT to boxing, there’s never a dull moment in the fitness sphere. But an exclusive pop-up by Pvolve is bringing a totally new exercise method to the … Continued
A popular Ontario swan parade that’s been a tradition for three decades is being cancelled this year. Each first Sunday of April, The Swan Parade Celebration ushers a procession of swans led by a bagpipe band through downtown Stratford. Crowds of people watch on as they’re eventually released into the warm waters of the Avon … Continued
Toronto Maple Leafs captain Auston Matthews has been making headlines since his performance on the ice in Team USA men’s gold medal defeat against Team Canada at the Milano Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games. The NHL star walked away with three goals and four assists, allowing the team to win their first Olympic gold medal … Continued
This fall just got a lot more exciting for virtual band fans. Gorillaz has finally mapped out their grand North American tour, with stops in some of the continent’s biggest cities — including Toronto. To celebrate the latest release of their new album, The Mountain, Gorillaz are set to stop in Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena on … Continued
Last updated: Feb. 10, 2026 Maybe you’re not into Valentine’s Day. Or perhaps you are, but instead of diving headlong into lovey-dovey couples stuff, all you really want to do this year is kick it with your pals, your besties, or maybe yourself, for once. If so, Galentine’s Day — or Palentine’s Day — is … Continued
Love is in the air again and Toronto is gearing up to savour it. Whether you’re alone or coupled up this Valentine’s Day, there are events far and wide to celebrate love. Maybe that looks like a sweat session at a cool gym or catching a love-themed comedy show. Either way, we’ve curated a full … Continued
The Year of the Horse will come blazing in on Feb. 17. With it comes the potential for energy, confidence and forward movement — and Toronto, as usual, is celebrating big. Whether you want to find somewhere to ring it in with your family, or if you’re hoping to find a cool spot to grab … Continued
The Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games are set to begin this Friday. Feb. 6, as people around the world and in Toronto gear up to watch the multi-sport event. While lots of folks will have their own watch parties at home, it’s twice the excitement to find a neighbourhood spot to watch the games. … Continued
Visiting Nordic spas has become a major trend in Ontario, with different ones popping up all over the province. That includes a new one at Shale Ridge – once just a winery and cidery, they’re now offering a nordic spa experience on their property that’s built for total relaxation. Shale Ridge Winery & Cidery is … Continued
Toronto is a city with a huge literary scene, dotted with eclectic bookshops at every corner. There’s no lack of literature, between niche stores focusing on genres like romance to spots that sell rare books and French language page turners. These bookstores are some of Toronto’s best hidden (and not so hidden) gems. Queen Books – … Continued
Undoubtedly, Toronto’s big social scenes extend from nightlife spaces to wellness hubs. But what if you didn’t have to choose between the two? A new Toronto social club, NRG Haus, is bringing a different cultural hub to the city. If you’re over bottle service but still want to be part of a place that feels … Continued
Despite the chilling temperatures, Torontonians are always up for winter activities — whether it’s sloshing around Trinity Bellwoods or grabbing a hot chocolate at the Distillery Winter Village. If you’re up for adding another event to the roster, Winterista is the frosty fantasy festival you didn’t know you needed. On Jan. 23, Winterista will transform … Continued
