Another long weekend is finally here — and this one is all about love. Whether you’re celebrating Valentine’s Day with friends or a date or reuniting with loved ones for Family Day, there’s plenty of things to do in Toronto to keep your weekend busy. Steve Aoki at Rebel Steve Aoki is celebrating a big … Continued
Toronto athlete Shaquille Murray-Lawrence’s path to the Olympics started in an entirely different sport — one that doesn’t even exist in the Games. A professional football player in the CFL, it was his power and speed on the field as a running back that caught the eye of recruiters for Bobsleigh Canada Skeleton in 2017. … Continued
A pair of ice dancers from the GTA just secured Canada their fourth bronze medal of the 2026 Winter Olympics. Figure skaters Piper Gilles and Paul Poirier captured bronze on Wednesday afternoon, marking their first Olympic medal after 15 years of skating together. The ice dancing pair scored 86.18 in their opening rhythm dance, placing … Continued
Toronto alpine skier Ali Nullmeyer is returning to the Olympics this year with plenty of experience under her belt — not just from debuting in the Olympics four years ago (where she finished 21st in slalom), but from battling injuries in the time between. Back pain took her out for half of the 2023/2024 skiing … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Jack White, amongst other iconic musicians, will have to find a new music shop to visit while in Toronto as the legendary Steve’s Music has announced it is closing. In a statement, VP Michael Kirman—son of founder Steve Kirman—said the company will be closing some of its five stores, though he didn’t specify which ones. … Continued
When Toronto snowboarder Ben Heldman found out he’d qualified for the 2026 Milano Cortina Winter Olympics, he had just finished a run in Val St. Combe, Que. during the FIS Snowboard World Cup in 2025. He recalls coming across the line, seeing he’d won his heat and finals and rushing over to his whole family … Continued
In the days leading up to stepping onto the world’s biggest stage, most Olympians are training hard, getting focused and visualizing success at the Games. Figure skater Stephen Gogolev is doing all that — but he’s also attending class. Three weeks before travelling to Milan for the 2026 Winter Olympics, he was still in the … Continued
Toronto’s winter just got a major upgrade. From alpine-inspired bites to wild après-ski parties, the city’s serving up all the snowy fun you could ask for. Whether you’re ready to dance the night away or just want to kick back in your best retro ski gear, this season’s got you covered. So grab your crew, … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Set an early alarm (or plan a very late night), because one of the prettiest sky shows of 2026 is about to line up over Toronto. In the early morning of Tuesday, March 3, 2026, a Full Moon will slip into perfect alignment with the Sun and Earth, passing through the deepest part of Earth’s … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Southern Ontario has been dealing with some brutally cold, record-breaking winter weather lately, and it doesn’t look like we’re in the clear just yet. If you’re in Toronto, the national forecast suggests the next few months have a higher chance of running cooler than usual. Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) has released its updated … Continued
When Team Canada arrives in Milan this month, there’s one sport everyone is going to be watching: curling. Ranked number one in the world, the Canadian women’s team is also the first to win consecutive world championship gold medals in over 30 years. All eyes will be on Toronto’s own Sarah Wilkes: playing lead on Team Homan, … Continued
The Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games are set to begin this Friday. Feb. 6, as people around the world and in Toronto gear up to watch the multi-sport event. While lots of folks will have their own watch parties at home, it’s twice the excitement to find a neighbourhood spot to watch the games. … Continued
