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The Oldest Pizzerias in Toronto

By Marlene Mendonca

Toronto has no shortage of pizzerias, but these tried-and-true pizza spots have been bringing world flavours and traditional methods over the last six decades that continue to wow Toronto. Here are our top picks for the oldest pizzerias in Toronto. Il Paesano   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Il Paesano … Continued

Why this real estate brokerage has ditched commission fees

By Marlene Mendonca

A real estate brokerage in Ontario is changing the way people approach selling and buying. New Era Real Estate has ditched commission-based sales for one simple rate that saves people thousands of dollars. They are a full-service brokerage handling all aspects of selling and everything in-between. “We provide full-service handling everything involved with listing and … Continued

Nationwide bubble tea pearl shortage grips Toronto

By Marlene Mendonca

The future of Toronto’s unofficial drink of summer is on the rocks as a shortage in boba, which is used in bubble tea, affects both chain and local shops nationwide.     View this post on Instagram   A post shared by OneZo Tapioca 丸作 (@onezotapioca)   For those unfamiliar with boba, they’re the starchy … Continued

A guide to auto insurance for antique cars

By Marlene Mendonca

An antique car is typically described as a vehicle that is more than 25 years old and has some historical significance. These cars are often classic American muscle cars, and on other occasions, they are limited-edition vehicles. If your classic car is a 1969 Dodge Charger or a 1954 Chevrolet truck or any other significant vintage … Continued

Canadian artist who inspired Wes Anderson’s films has new Toronto exhibit

By Marlene Mendonca

The Mira Godard Gallery will exhibit Canadian artist Alex Colville‘s paintings directly from the Colville estate on April 3, 2021. This show will be the first exhibition that will showcase Colville‘s earlier paintings. Alex Colville was a Toronto native and heavily influenced pop culture, including director Wes Anderson. Anderson paid homage to Colville in his 2012 film ‘Moonrise Kingdom by creating a scene … Continued

Tom’s Dairy Freeze opens new pop-up in Trinity Bellwoods

By Marlene Mendonca

Popular ice-cream parlour in Etobicoke, Tom’s Dairy Freeze, known for its long lineups every summer, is opening a new pop-up location in Trinity Bellwoods. Tom’s has partnered with ShipNoble, which will allow Tom’s to be delivered to anybody within a seven-kilometre radius of Trinity Bellwoods on Dundas Street West and Ossington Avenue.     View … Continued