By lindsaylow
Sophie Grégoire-Trudeau releases her new book, Closer Together, on April 23. It’s about her life, her journey of self-discovery and how to live authentically in an increasingly stressed out world. Streets of Toronto spoke with Grégoire-Trudeau about the book and her life since recent events. You had a big change in your own life in August. … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Shrouds, the latest cinematic offering from celebrated Toronto director David Cronenberg, is slated for its world premiere at the upcoming Festival de Cannes. The film, boasting an ensemble cast including Vincent Cassel, Diane Kruger, Guy Pearce, and Sandrine Holt, will later make its debut in Canadian theaters. Renowned for his distinctive storytelling, Cronenberg wrote … Continued
Just in time for summer, there’s a new shop on Ossington where you can buy all the adornments for your inner beach goddess. Shop owner Silvina Antunes is part-vintage curator and part-crochet designer. With long mermaid-esque hair, and an ever-rotating wardrobe of bright, whimsical outfits, Antunes perfectly suits the vibe of her brand, On the … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Welcome to The Play’s the Thing, your go-to column for a comprehensive rundown of the vibrant and dynamic theatre scene currently unfolding in Toronto. In this column, we’ll spotlight the latest and greatest productions gracing stages across the city. Let’s find out what’s happening now. Les Miserables, Fantastique There is always something about Les Miserables. … Continued
Sangita Patel is Streets of Toronto’s new advice columnist and was previously an entertainment reporter with ET Canada. She lives in Toronto with her husband and two daughters. Dear Sangita: I’ve been dropping hints for the past year for my boyfriend to propose, but he’s just not getting it. Is he missing my cues or … Continued
It’s spring cleaning season, but instead of just tossing away or donating old clothes and buying new ones, there’s a more sustainable option. A monthly clothing swap in Toronto allows attendees to bring their own items and swap them for something new-to-you — meaning you get to clear out your closet responsibly, you get new … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Fleurs de Villes is set to return to Toronto for its milestone 100th show, Fleurs de Villes ARTISTE. Running from May 8 to May 12, the event promises a vibrant celebration of art and botanical beauty, just in time for Mother’s Day. The five-day event will transform the streets of Bloor-Yorkville into a floral wonderland, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
A new immersive dining experience inspired by the popular film series Knives Out is set to debut in Toronto, offering guests a chance to solve a murder mystery while enjoying a four-course meal. Presented by Secret City in collaboration with Netflix, The Perfect Bite, A Dinner Experience inspired by Glass Onion: A Knives Out Mystery … Continued
Before Jennifer Spence became a regular on multiple popular sci-fi series and now the lead of a new comedy series from the team behind Trailer Park Boys, she was just a kid testing the waters in a community theatre play in Toronto. “We did The Crucible, and I met a bunch of other great young … Continued
One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker or tune into her podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. Toronto’s top meteorologists … Continued
Louise Pitre has a career so long and illustrious that it’s difficult to pick just one standout role — but perhaps her most iconic moment is that of originating the role of Donna Sheridan in Mamma Mia!, which also happened to be her Broadway debut. Dubbed Canada’s first lady of musical theatre, the vocal powerhouse … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Remember when Perry Farrell of the iconic alternative rock bank Porno for Pyros put on a devastating and surreal show at the Woodstock anniversary concert — yes, the one with the minor riots and water shortage. At the end, he uttered the words “this is your Woodstock now.” I was reminded of that very line … Continued
