To all the single Torontonians who want rich partners, look no further than around the block. A recent study from Seeking.com, a luxury dating app for the wealthy, revealed the top 25 North American destinations to find eligible millionaires. Toronto ranked first among Canadian cities, and third in North America right behind New York and … Continued
Have you ever met someone that seemed like they might be a great match? At first glance, they checked all the right boxes, so you decide to give it a chance and go on a date. But as the date wears on, that first impression unravels and reveals some major red flags — like how they angrily … Continued
At first glance, 575 Queen St. W. seems to have laid dormant for years. However, once you pry open the doors, you’ll enter the fervent design headquarters of one of Toronto’s best-kept secrets. He goes by Drakes, and his namesake label, worn by the likes of Sean Paul, has been popping in and out of … Continued
Sangita Patel is Streets of Toronto’s new advice columnist and is an entertainment reporter with ET Canada. She lives in Toronto with her husband and two daughters. Dear Sangita: My parents clearly have a favourite grandchild. Not only have I noticed it, but my daughter has asked me about it, too, when she sees … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Toronto Blue Jays have revealed that José Bautista, an iconic figure who helped define an era of Blue Jays baseball, will be signing a one-day contract with the team. This contract will mark his official retirement as a member of the Toronto Blue Jays. Fans and enthusiasts are invited to witness the historic contract … Continued
If you’ve ever seen a Steff Eleoff design, you probably haven’t forgotten it. Her fluid pieces are not only unlike anything on the market right now, they’ve also adorned the bodies of some of the world’s most popular celebrities, from Kardashians to Olivia Rodrigo and Giveon. With drippy, futuristic designs seen on glamorous stars or … 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. Searching for the … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Terra Bruce Productions, a musical theatre company based in St. John’s and Toronto, is making its debut in the dynamic Toronto theatre scene with two exciting original productions: Let’s Dance! The Musical and The Wild Rovers. Spearheaded by Bob Hallett, this company aims to contribute to Toronto’s cultural tapestry by creating and showcasing original musical … Continued
Robbie Robertson is having a good year. He’s got a new hit record, he’s been immortalized on a postage stamp and he received The Order of Canada. The founder of the seminal music group The Band, Robertson released How to Become Clairvoyant —his first solo album in more than 15 years — this spring. Squirrelled away in the posh confines of the Windsor Arms Hotel in Yorkville, we sat down with one of the most iconic rock legends this city has ever produced.
By Ron Johnson
In 2022, Fairgrounds Public Racket Club converted a midtown Toronto site to a temporary but vastly popular pickleball club, showcasing the fast-growing sport’s social side. Now, following its opening at the Stackt Market earlier this year, the club is set for massive growth announcing a number of new facilities including a flagship location back in … Continued
Country singer Tim Hicks has five Juno nominations, a Canadian Country Music Award win and three platinum-selling singles under his belt — and now, he’ll be headlining Boots and Hearts Music Festival this weekend alongside Keith Urban, Tim McGraw and more. Ahead of the festival, he and his wife, registered nurse Amanda Hicks, tell us … Continued
By Ron Johnson
By now, we’ve all heard the news that the one-and-only Taylor Swift is playing not one, not two, but six shows in Toronto next year as part of her Eras Tour at the Rogers Centre. That’s close to 300,000 chances to score a ticket, which might seem to the uninitiated like a good shot, but … Continued
