Category: Culture

Notoriously reclusive Toronto actor Rick Moranis is making public appearances again in support of the upcoming Space Balls: The New One movie. Moranis, who grew up in North York, and got his big break as part of the legendary SCTV and Second City comedy troupes of the 80s before hitting it big as a comedy … Continued

Toronto is officially in spring mode, which means the markets are out, the patios are thriving and the city is more alive than ever. Spend your weekend enjoying all the fun Toronto has to offer! From Raptors watch parties to food and drinks fests and vintage markets, here are the best things to do in … Continued

It’s been a bit rainy this week, so everyone’s wondering whether summer will be prime for patio outings. The answer is yes, for the most part, though maybe not without a few soggy interruptions. The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts a hotter-than-normal summer across much of the country, including southern Quebec, the Prairies and southern British Columbia. … Continued

Toronto Raptors got a boost of confidence heading into the team’s first playoff series in years as Brandon Ingram was named the NBA’s Player of the Week for the Eastern Conference. Ingram led the team to a crucial 3-1 record down the stretch securing the Raptor’s the fifth seed in the playoffs. The seven-foot forward … Continued

As Toronto’s RBC Amphitheatre, a soon-to-be year-round music venue on the waterfront formerly known as the Budweiser Stage, prepares for its much-anticipated opening night, their headliner is certainly making waves in the music world.  On Wednesday, the popular Lakeshore venue announced that Grammy award-winning rock group Imagine Dragons will be performing May 21 for an … Continued

Toronto isn’t just for humans — it’s for the animals who live here, too! You may not be able to bring your dog with you everywhere, but you might be surprised by how many places in the city are seriously pet-friendly. Whether your pet is the cafe-hopping, serious snacking kind, or just in need of … Continued

The Toronto Maple Leafs are limping toward the end of a season that few fans saw coming, and one East Coast golf resort has decided that the timing is simply too perfect not to say something. With the Leafs missing the Stanley Cup Playoffs for the first time in a decade, following a 4-1 loss … Continued

What do iconic Canadian theatrical works Kim’s Convenience, The Drowsy Chaperone and The Drawer Boy have in common? They all started as very small, very indie productions at the Toronto Fringe performing arts festival. The 38th annual Toronto Fringe is set to return this year running June 30 to July 12 with more than 120 independent … Continued

Toronto’s latest public art project might be easy to miss at first glance. The “Little Free Cinema” sits near Wychwood Barns, and looks a bit like a Little Free Library, but instead of paperbacks, it offers something much rarer: a tiny public venue for experimental film! Passersby can look through a peephole and watch a … Continued

The Toronto Raptors are heading into a first-round series against the Cleveland Cavaliers after clinching the No. 5 seed in the East and their first playoff berth since 2022. But what fans are really looking forward to is Maple Leaf Square once again turning into “Jurassic Park” for the 2026 playoffs! Raptors tailgates are coming … Continued

Dear Sangita: My partner and I decided to make loose friends with our new neighbours. Now they’re obsessed with us! We invited them over for a coffee, when they first moved into the neighbourhood, just wanting to be friendly. They invited us back. But now they’re literally knocking on our door multiple times a week, … Continued