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Toronto Summer Guide: The city’s best shops & sales

By lindsaylow

Superb markets Hippie Market Life This regular outdoor market is home to some of the coolest summer pieces. Vintage clothing and jewelry vendors set up racks in new, surprise pop-up locations each week. Toronto Artisan Market From handwoven baskets to paintings and eco-friendly skin care, this weekly market is a non-profit organization for promoting local … Continued

Toronto Summer Guide: The city’s best events

By lindsaylow

For the first installment of our three-part summer guide, we take a look at the best summer events and activities happening in Toronto this season. Three great ways to get outside Rollerskating on the Bentway The Bentway, the unique and playful park space under the Gardiner Expressway, is the place to be for roller skating. … Continued

Toronto Summer Guide: The city’s best eats

By lindsaylow

Fabulous foodie festivities Taco Fest This festival is coming back to Ontario Place from June 17 to 19, with three days stuffed with over 125 variations of tacos from 30 different vendors. Classic and experimental tacos alike will be available. Taste Toronto As one of Toronto’s longest-running food festivals, Taste Toronto is celebrating its 30th … Continued

Never mind the Michelin guide, says Keith Froggett

By lindsaylow

­On a recent Friday night at Scaramouche, Keith Froggett’s 42-year-old jewel in midtown, we had white asparagus and filet mignon and grilled octopus. The meal, paired with French, local and California wine and finished with a vanilla meringue, was impeccable, divine: expertly presented and prepared, fastidiously plated and sourced, elegant in execution and idea. Is … Continued

Rookie of the year?

By lindsaylow

It seems as if the stars have aligned for Michael Bunting. The 26-year old GTA native (born in Scarborough) is living the dream most young hockey players can only long for: suiting up in the blue and white jersey of his childhood heroes, gliding onto the ice underneath flashing lights and the sounds of screaming … Continued

Vikings star Katheryn Winnick fights for Ukraine

By lindsaylow

Popular T.O. actor Katheryn Winnick, star of Vikings and Big Sky, is focusing on the war in her Ukrainian homeland by starting the Winnick Foundation to raise funds to assist refugees, who are predominantly women and children, as war rages on. Why did you start the foundation? For me, it’s really just wanting to do … Continued

Meet Toronto Blue Jays Canadian closer Jordan Romano

By lindsaylow

Last season was a big one for Jordan Romano, who began establishing himself as a dominant relief pitcher and won the closer role for the Blue Jays recording 23 saves on 24 opportunities. Now, heading into a new season, he’s one of the bullpen leaders on a team expected to compete for a championship. Here … Continued