Red Barrinuevo is the Principal Designer at Redesign4More and an award-winning property stylist and interior decorator based in Toronto. What’s in store for spring 2022? Well, that’s a loaded question, given the events of the last two years. But interestingly, it’s these events that are shaping the design trends of spring. Here’s how they are … Continued
If you’ve tuned into the newest season of Big Brother Canada since it premiered on March 2, you’ve seen Arisa Cox working her magic as the host of the reality show. Cox has been there from the start, 10 years ago, when she began as the host, and has since added executive producer to her … Continued
In honour of the Toronto Raptors heading to the playoffs today, we’re rounding up the 5 biggest moments in the franchise’s history! #5: Vince Carter’s 50 points in Game 3 against the 76ers In 2001, the Raptor’s faced off against the 76ers and history was made in Game 3. Scoring 50 points, Carter led the … Continued
It’s the fist long weekend of the spring season and that means there’s plenty to do across the city, from immersive theatre to a spring marketplace at the Toronto Zoo. If you’re on the hunt for a few fun events to add to your schedule over the next few days, here are seven of the … Continued
Lovers of nostalgia and fashion will rejoice to hear that Le Château is making a comeback after its pandemic-prompted closure in 2020. The brand will reopen in 37 stores across Canada after Suzy Shier acquired the company’s intellectual property, including seven stores in the GTA. The new Le Château collection is focusing on evening wear, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Fabulous Toronto band Broken Social Scene helped define a musical generation, and it is back for more. The indie rock band helped make the city the centre of the musical universe when it burst onto the, ahem, scene back in the very early 2000s. Helmed by Kevin Drew and Brendan Canning, the band was, and … Continued
Toronto is getting a massive three-storey Lululemon flagship store, right at the corner of the city’s bustling Yonge and Bloor street corner. The brand, which hails from Vancouver, will occupy roughly 12,100 square feet and span three floors, a huge upgrade from its current, much smaller 3,067 square foot space at 153 Cumberland St. The … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Things just keep getting better for Jeopardy! contestant Mattea Roach. On Monday night’s episode, the 23-year-old tutor from Toronto, beat out a college instructor and a marketing manager to secure an impressive five-game winning streak. To date, she’s raked in a total of $117,200 USD (about 147,00 CDN), and is eligible to play in the … Continued
For over 20 years, Ross Hull has been delivering to Canadians the weather news they need for the top news outlets across the country. Since moving to Toronto, Hull has worked at Global News as a meteorologist. If his face looks familiar while sharing the chance of precipitation on your TV, there’s a reason. You … Continued
Dating in the digital age involves keeping up with evolving trends and terminology. It’s hard enough keeping up with the slang your kids are using, but for those of you getting back into the dating game, there’s a whole new language to learn. So we’ve enlisted a few Toronto daters to share their stories, insights … Continued
Spring has finally sprung and while the weather might not be warming up as quickly as some would like, there are still plenty of reasons to get out and about in the form of fun activities and events. Shake off the last of winter and dive into a new season with the help of some … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Although some experts suggest the impact on the housing crisis will be minimal, the federal government looks to be moving ahead with a ban on foreigners buying real estate in Canada. The move is part of a $10-billion housing plan that is included in the federal budget set to be tabled April 7. There will … Continued
