Fall is one of the best times of year to be an art lover in Toronto. Not only was there the city’s largest gala in the form of Art Toronto, there’s also a host of spectacular work on display in galleries both big and small across the city. It’s time to embrace sweater weather and … Continued
Some of the most epic Halloween costumes are based on inside jokes. And what’s better than an inside joke the whole city is in on? For the lovers of all things Toronto, this lineup is filled with locally-themed costume ideas that hit it out of the park. These five residents have turned their creativity and … Continued
A one-of-a-kind condo created out of an old church conversion is on the market for $2.885 million in Toronto. Located near Bloorcourt Village, the former Church of St. Mary the Virgin and St. Cyrian has been transformed into a 17-unit condominium. Much of the original structure remains intact in the new design by Powell and … Continued
“Oh, the places you’ll go!” The Dr. Seuss Experience is making its worldwide debut this weekend. The new interactive space will let visitors immerse themselves in the magical and whimsical world created by Dr. Seuss. The creation and implementation of the interactive experience has been a long time coming. Susan Brandt, president of Dr. Seuss … Continued
Not only is it Waste Reduction Week, but with the threats of climate change looming in the not-too-distant future, more people have been talking about food waste and sustainability. Many Toronto chefs are turning to local and sustainable supplies to reduce waste and its impact on the environment. While we’re seeing changes in the elimination … Continued
Tonight is the Raptors’ first game of the season and after their epic win in June fans are excited to see the NBA champions raise the franchise’s first title banner to the rafters. It’ll be a historic night, that’s for sure. For 25 years, Toronto Raptors fans have watched the season opener with eager anticipation. … Continued
You could say the skinny-yet-spacious Victorian house at 426 Ontario St. has been a work in progress. Over the past decade or so, the Cabbagetown home has been undergoing a painstaking renovation and restoration. The heritage home was built in 1880 (it even has a plaque to prove it) and the owners made sure many … Continued
