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Will this third wave cancel summer camp?

By lindsaylow

Parenting columnist Joanne Kates is an expert educator in the areas of conflict mediation, self-esteem and anti-bullying, and she is the director of Camp Arowhon in Algonquin Park. It is not a good week to be a camp director. Come to think of it, it’s not been a good year to be a lot of things, including a camp … Continued

Founder of Café Diplomatico dies at 88

By Jessica Huras

The founder of the beloved Café Diplomatico, or “the Dip” as it’s known by locals, Rocco Mastrangelo Sr., has passed away at the age of 88. He leaves behind his wife of 62 years, three children and six grandchildren. The Mastrangelo family posted a statement on the café’s Instagram page, noting he was a passionate … Continued

Toronto’s top sustainable restaurants

By Jessica Huras

There are plenty of small adjustments you can make in your eating habits that support a greener tomorrow, including incorporating more plant-based dishes, purchasing produce from local farmers and supporting restaurants with eco-friendly business models. In honour of Earth Month, here are our top picks for sustainable restaurants in Toronto.   Antler Kitchen & Bar … Continued

How to make chef Charlotte Langley’s Dilled Trout Quiche

By lindsaylow

“The Dilled Trout Quiche featuring the responsibly sourced Ontario Trout with Dill is a personal favourite of mine as it packs a punch in herbaceous flavour,” says chef Charlotte Langley. “What’s more, it’s so versatile that it can be enjoyed with a glass of cava at breakfast or brunch, and is still delicious and satiating … Continued

Jumbo Empanadas in Kensington Market reopens

By Jessica Huras

Jumbo Empanadas has been serving up authentic Chilean cuisine in Kensington Market for 30 years. In 2020, the restaurant was forced to close first because of the pandemic, and then again later in the year due to a fire next door, which damaged its wall, ceiling and floors. The restaurant’s owner Irene Morales was finally … Continued

New Riverside Smokehouse ghost kitchen might become a permanent fixture

By Ron Johnson

“Smoked food is unpretentious, delicious and perfect for grab and go,” says Afron Mitari, operations manager for Aidan Hospitality. That’s why, in a pandemic pivot, Aidan Hospitality decided that Prohibition Social House at Queen Street East and Broadview Avenue would open the Riverside Smokehouse inside of the temporarily shuttered Prohibition space. Prohibition Gastrohouse is known … Continued

The Oldest Pizzerias in Toronto

By Marlene Mendonca

Toronto has no shortage of pizzerias, but these tried-and-true pizza spots have been bringing world flavours and traditional methods over the last six decades that continue to wow Toronto. Here are our top picks for the oldest pizzerias in Toronto. Il Paesano   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Il Paesano … Continued