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Cannabis edibles arrive in Toronto retail stores

By Nicole Richie

Toronto residents will soon be able to purchase up to 59 new marijuana products, such as edibles, extracts and topicals, from retail shelves. The Ontario Cannabis Store (OCS), Ontario’s pot distributor, noted in a press conference that the limited-supply of products will be available for order in retail stores beginning Monday, with shipments taking place … Continued

Another reason to love Ryan Reynolds: His ugly sweater raised $300K for a Toronto children’s hospital

By Nicole Richie

On Jan. 1, Toronto’s SickKids children’s hospital announced that Ryan Reynolds and his ugly holiday sweater campaign brought in more than $300,000 in donations. Last holiday season, the Vancouver native was tricked by fellow actors Jake Gyllenhaal and Hugh Jackman into wearing the infamous holiday sweater. This year, Reynolds decided to bring the sweater back. … Continued

Former Parallel chef to open new restaurant in Toronto

By Nicole Richie

Israeli chef Tomer Markovitz took the city by storm with his Middle Eastern masterpiece Parallel on Geary Ave. The Tahini haven turned full-blown restaurant gave Toronto a real feel for Israeli cuisine with a take that was modern and inspired — not just falafel and pita. Markovitz is moving on from Parallel and is set … Continued

The top Toronto love stories of 2019

By Nicole Richie

From high school sweethearts to love at first sight, our How They Met column was bursting with stories of love this year. Here are the top five romances that got readers’ attention: Zach Hyman and his wife Alannah Our most loved how they met of the year had to be the one of  home-grown Maple … Continued

Legendary Queen West bar set to close due to rent hikes

By Nicole Richie

Tequila Bookworm is the most recent Toronto establishment to be pushed out of their space on Queen Street West as a result of increased rent. The city has lost many small businesses due to the rent and property tax increases recently. But now Torontonians are beginning to wonder if the closures are starting to suck … Continued

Paradise Theatre makeover brings nostalgia to life in Toronto

By Nicole Richie

Moray Tawse grew up in movie theatres. Today, the successful financier has returned one of Toronto’s oldest single-screen theatres to its former glory. On Dec.5, the Paradise Theatre, which dates back to 1937, reopened after 13 years. The Art Deco space was reimagined by Tawse with help from ERA Architects, Solid Design and Ware Malcomb. … Continued