Spring in Toronto is when cherry blossoms take over the city, and the best part? You don’t always have to deal with crowds to enjoy them. From quiet residential streets to tucked-away trails and city parks, these delicate pink and white blooms appear in unexpected corners, offering little pockets of calm and beauty. Whether you’re … Continued
Mark your calendars, thrill-seekers! The CN Tower‘s EdgeWalk reopens on April 11, and yes, it’s exactly as wild as it sounds. Perched 356 metres (1,168 feet) above Toronto, this hands-free walk on a 1.5-metre (or 5-foot) ledge around the tower’s main pod offers some of the best views in the city. The EdgeWalk first opened … Continued
After 15 years of serving the community, Piggy’s Island, a staple for Korean BBQ in Thornhill, has announced it will officially close its doors on April 29. Known for its signature cast-iron lid grilling, flavourful pork belly and iconic UFO fried rice, the restaurant has long been a favourite gathering spot for families and food … Continued
A massive pillow fight is set to take place in downtown Toronto next month, and this year, the annual tradition is taking over a totally new location. In past years, the Annual Pillow Fight Toronto has made a fun-filled mess of Nathan Phillips Square — this year, come armed with your favourite (or maybe least … Continued
Steak frites is just one of the many quintessential (and delicious) French dishes you can find in Toronto. It’s a straightforward pairing of a seared steak and a mountain of crispy fries, usually finished with a hit of herb butter or a peppercorn sauce that you’ll want to dip everything in. While the ingredients are … Continued
Union Station is one of the busiest spots in the city. And if you’re there every week — commuting, heading to school, or just passing through — you know the routine. You need something quick, but still worth eating. The good news is that there’s more here than the usual grab-and-go. Think good coffee, fresh … Continued
As Good Friday approaches, many services and businesses across Toronto will operate on holiday schedules. While some locations will remain open, several government services, stores and transit systems will have reduced hours or closures. Here’s a list of what’s open and closed across the city: Public Transit TTC: TTC holiday service schedule is running on … Continued
If you’re looking for the best slice on the planet, you don’t need a passport — just a TTC pass to the east end. Toronto just gained massive international bragging rights as Mirko D’Agata, the mastermind behind the Beaches’ Pizzéria NO.900, beat out 750 global competitors to be named the 2026 World Champion Pizza Maker. … Continued
Toronto residents got a surprise this week when Prime Minister Mark Carney visited a few local cafes while in the city. On Tuesday, patrons at a popular cafe in Little Italy might have spotted Canada’s prime minister sipping espresso on the patio. Carney stopped at Cafe Belém, a Portuguese cafe and bakery at 546 College … Continued
The Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival has released its full lineup for this year’s event, marking the 33rd edition of North America’s largest documentary festival. Running April 23 to May 3, the festival will screen 115 films from 51 countries, selected from 2,800 submissions. This year features 52 world and international premieres, a new … Continued
Over the past year, housing prices have finally started to come down — but not by a ton. Just last month, the average sale price in the GTA dropped below $1 million for the first time in five years. Still, there’s value to be found, if you know where to look. Located in Toronto’s Englemount-Lawrence … Continued
Spring officially begins on Friday, but unfortunately it won’t look like it in Toronto. The city’s weather will remain cold and unsettled; according to Environment Canada, scattered flurries are expected across parts of Ontario on Friday, the first day of spring, with temperatures staying near freezing. Thursday, March 19 will be mostly dry. Temperatures will … Continued
