By Nisean Lorde
A former Toronto airport hangar is about to turn into one of the city’s coolest winter playgrounds. Hangar Skate is coming back to the reinvented Downsview Airport lands (YZD) from Dec. 19, 2025 to Feb. 16, 2026, and this year’s edition is bigger (and icier) than ever. Hangar Skate is now in its fourth year, … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s iconic dog fountain in Old Town’s Berczy Park is getting a major refresh this winter, as the City of Toronto moves to hire a vendor to repair and repaint all 27 dog sculptures, as well as the often-overlooked (but never forgotten) lone cat that serves as the park’s centrepiece! View this post on … Continued
Toronto is the city that gave us Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Daniel Caesar and The Tragically Hip — so it’s no surprise that, after a few quieter years on the live music front, the city’s sound is coming back to life, one stage at a time. From Yorkville to Queen West, live music is taking over … Continued
By Ron Johnson
As the Toronto Raptors get a new season underway, Toronto area product RJ Barrett says the vibe feels different — focused, confident and ready to win. After a few rebuilding years, Barrett has embraced his role as both a team leader and a proud Canadian representing his hometown team. We chat with Barrett about what’s … Continued
The holiday season in Toronto brings up all kinds of traditions for different people. Maybe that’s a visit to the Distillery Winter Village, or admiring the twinkling Christmas lights in Yorkville. But for many, at one point, it was strolling by the Hudson’s Bay holiday windows in Toronto’s Financial District — often decked with things … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Winter is right around the corner, and if you’re a die-hard patio lover looking for somewhere (anywhere) warm to hide, good news: Toronto does winter with personality. From a Victorian palm house steaming with tropical air to serene salt rooms built for bliss, here are five escapes that will let you trade wind chill for … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The Blue Jays face the Los Angeles Dodgers on Tuesday night in Game 4 of the World Series, and if the first three games are any indication, there will be tons of celebrities in attendance! Toronto’s first two games at Rogers Centre (Oct. 24-25) drew major names, popular musical acts and hometown faves. Here are … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Helping Hand is your weekly guide to making a difference in Toronto. Each week, we will shine a light on local charities, community initiatives, and volunteer opportunities where your time, skills, or donations can have an immediate impact. Helping Hand connects you with ways to give back and help build a stronger, more compassionate Toronto. … Continued
By Ron Johnson
As the Toronto Blue Jays face the Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series, fans will be able to watch the game at Rogers Centre to cheer on the team during Games 3 and 4 in Los Angeles on Monday, Oct. 27 and Tuesday, Oct. 28. Fans can catch the Sportsnet broadcast live on the … Continued
Toronto Blue Jays fans have waited 32 years for this moment. For the first time since the early ’90s, the Blue Jays are headed to the World Series. During this historic playoff run, fans fell in love with so many aspects of the team. Individual players. The storylines. Great moments. But one quote has mobilised … Continued
By Ron Johnson
As if watching the Blue Jays at home or a watch party while the team destroys the Seattle Mariners isn’t enough, now Rogers is giving fans the chance to win tickets for the next game back in Toronto. Blue Jays fans will have a chance to score free tickets to the American League Championship Series … Continued
Halloween is fast approaching, and there are so many ways to celebrate the season in Toronto! From themed pop-up cocktail bars to tours after dark and eerie theatre productions, here are 45 ways to make the most of the Halloween season in Toronto. 1. Hellbar This ghoulish bar returns with wicked cocktails and forbidden bites. … Continued
