By Nisean Lorde
Downtown Toronto may be a maze of office towers and shopping centres, but hidden between all that concrete are some seriously peaceful indoor spaces. Odds are, you either don’t know they exist or walk past them every day without realizing what’s waiting beyond the doors. Here are some of the city’s most scenic, under-the-radar indoor … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The fenced gravel lot at Queen St W and Augusta Ave is set to become a new gathering place filled with shaded seating and playful design details inspired by the neighbourhood. The 820-square-metre park is planned for 464-470 Queen St. W. in Alexandra Park. The site currently consists of an empty lot and a neighbouring … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Whether you’re an astronomy enthusiast or perhaps just looking for a free way to enjoy a summer evening, August is bringing one of the best stretches of skywatching Ontario has seen in years. Three major celestial events are set to take place within just a few weeks, and Torontonians won’t have to travel far to … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
A spa day usually ends with grabbing a bite to eat afterwards (seriously, a few rounds in the sauna and steam room can work up an appetite), but one wellness destination just north of Toronto is combining both luxuries into one amazing experience. Club D’Elite Spa in Richmond Hill offers unlimited food and non-alcoholic drinks … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
2026 is the year of travelling local — but you don’t need to stick with the same old weekend escapes. If you’re looking to trade the traditional hotel experience for something with more character, consider a retro-inspired motel for your next getaway. These motels typically boast vintage signs, mid-century accents and drive-up doors, along with … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
We’re halfway through summer, but festival season is nowhere near finished. August and September are bringing everything from massive electronic dance parties and reggae royalty to free waterfront concerts, jazz in historic villages and a brand new festival that will turn more than a dozen west end music venues into one giant circuit! Here are … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Prince Edward County was recently named one of the best places to visit in the world by Condé Nast Traveler for being a newer wine region with an old soul, and now, one sandy stretch of PEC is adding to that international recognition. Travel And Tour World just ranked Canada No. 27 among the world’s … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The Ontario Science Centre as Torontonians once knew it won’t be returning to Don Mills, but its iconic former home could still have a future as one of the city’s coolest new public destinations. A new community report is laying out a potential path forward for the huge property at 770 Don Mills Rd., imagining … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Heated Rivalry stars Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams were spotted walking side by side through Toronto this week ahead of season two filming, and (naturally) the surprise reunion sent the show’s fanbase into a complete meltdown online! There’s footage of HudCon casually strolling down the street as a delighted fan squeals behind the camera (a … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s dining scene keeps evolving, and this week’s newest openings prove the city still knows how to keep things interesting. From cozy neighbourhood spots built around nostalgia and comfort food to polished new restaurants bringing French, Italian and global flavours to the table, there’s plenty to add to your must-try list. Here are some of … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto chicken lovers are in for a flavour-packed collaborative dinner this August (though you’ll have to move fast to get a seat at the table!). Taverne Bernhardt’s is teaming up with its Queen West neighbour, Jamil’s Chaat House, for a Punjabi Poulet feast taking place at Bernhardt’s on Monday, Aug. 17, at 5 p.m. All … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Hopping on the TTC during morning rush hour isn’t exactly the most uplifting experience (and Line 2 has a way of testing your patience), but one Toronto subway operator is doing his best to change that. Alex Crawford, better known to his passengers as “Uncle Crawfy,” is the Line 2 TTC operator who’s been going … Continued
