By Ron Johnson
Although Toronto’s Dan Levy has had a number of projects over the past couple of years, none has hit quite like the phenom that was Schitt’s Creek. The show he created and starred in alongside his father Eugene Levy and the last, great Catherine O’Hara. But that might change with his new show Big Mistakes, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Wasaga Beach, home to the world’s longest freshwater beach, is poised for a major transformation—but not without debate. On Wednesday, the Town of Wasaga Beach unveiled a plan for Destination Wasaga, which is a 10- and 20-year vision to develop the popular beach waterfront into a year-round destination while maintaining public access. Mayor Brian Smith … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Last month, 410,000 KitKat chocolate bars were stolen in Italy. But, the chocolate brand knew the old adage about life and lemons, and flipped the script making news for a marketing stunt hiring a security convoy for its KitKat truck in Toronto. If you spotted a convoy of black SUVs escorting a transport truck through … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Departure Festival and Conference, formerly Canadian Music Week, is back in 2026 and set to takeover the city May 4-10. With its return comes a week of music, media, sports, and digital culture. This year Departure offers up its Summits series, single-day sessions hosted at Departure House (58 Berkeley St.) that are designed to … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Here are the 10 best shows to check out in Toronto this April, from Florence + The Machine and Demi Lovato to a new revue from The Second City. A cross-section of the city’s live scene right now, where big-ticket headliners and homegrown music legends share the same crowded calendar. Florence + The Machine Indie-pop powerhouse … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto’s newest professional basketball franchise is inviting fans inside its future home for the first time. On April 14, the Toronto Tempo will host Before the Bounce, a one-hour kickoff rally at Coca-Cola Coliseum to introduce the team’s identity, atmosphere, and ambitions ahead of its inaugural season. The event will run from 7 to 8 … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Toronto Blue Jays are back and ready to compete once again for a World Series title. The team was so close last year, coming inches away from a championship. The team has made some changes. Gone is fan favourite Bo Bichette, and a new crop of free agent signings and young prospects are looking … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Quebec band Angine de Poitrine has been playing their own very unique brand of math rock for more than 20 years, but after a video of the duo playing live on KEXP hit the inter webs, the world shook. Now, the band is coming to Toronto as part of a very sold out tour and … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Just in time for the return of the Blue Jays and the 2026 MLB season, the Toronto Marriott City Centre is debuting the Rawlings Room, an immersive, split-level suite overlooking the field at Rogers Centre. Already known for its field view rooms, the hotel is taking it up a notching and bringing fans closer to … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The moment I stepped into Aire Ancient Baths, Toronto melted away. And with it all that slush, the damp cold, and the grey skies that seem to never leave. The traffic, the city noise, the stress—it all disappears. From the beginning, the spa signals that this isn’t just a wellness stop; it’s a full-on sensory … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Duke Blue Devils are once again a team to watch in NCAA March Madness—and in Toronto, all eyes remain firmly on Toby Fournier. The team kicks off its NCAA championship run on March 20 versus Charleston Cougars. One year after bursting onto the national stage as an ACC Rookie of the Year, Fournier returns … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The city’s new WNBA team, the Toronto Tempo, is nearing its inaugural season and single-game tickets are going on sale, with none hotter than Aug. 18 when Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever are in town. Single-game tickets now available for select matchups in Toronto, Montreal, and Vancouver as part of what the Tempo is … Continued
