By Erin Neilly
Stephanie Henry is part of many Torontonians’ morning routines as the traffic reporter on Breakfast Television. She’s also a reporter and producer on CityNews Toronto and 680 News, and recently she’s been working as a producer on the #CitylineReal on Race YouTube series with Cityline host Tracy Moore. Here she shares how she met her … Continued
If you’ve ever watched Family Feud and thought, “My family could do that,” now is your chance! Family Feud Canada is getting ready for its fourth season, and applications are now open for you and your family to audition virtually. The show, which launched the Canadian version in 2019 and is hosted by Toronto comedian … Continued
As the weather continues to slowly warm up and we switch gears from winter to spring, the city comes more alive, something reflected in the array of events and activities on offer. If you’re looking for something to do this weekend, there are plenty of events covering a variety of interests across Toronto – and … Continued
By lindsaylow
Getting tired of March and looking for something to brighten your weeks? Add Streets Of Toronto’s new weekly Toronto quiz, Do You Know T.O.?, to your schedule! Each Wednesday, we’ll be sharing five Toronto-based trivia questions for you to answer, from history to sports to current events. Try to guess the answers to these questions … Continued
Shopping for a high end wardrobe on a budget? Here’s a list of the most affordable finds you can buy at the most expensive clothing stores across Toronto. From casual retail to designer consignment to luxury retail, you can build an Anna Delvey-worthy wardrobe without breaking the bank. Luxury Retail Gucci 130 Bloor St. W. … 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 new podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. With Wiarton … Continued
Looking for something to do this weekend? We have rounded up a ton of activities, comedy shows, concerts, symphonies and more to get you out of the house and entertained from Friday to Sunday. Tyler The Creator – Call Me If You Get Lost Tour [instagram_embed url=”https://www.instagram.com/p/CXbwEy3vP4k/”] Friday, March 11 | 7:00p.m. Grab some last-minute … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Lighthouse Immersive’s new production The Library at Night by acclaimed theatre visionary Robert Lepage opened in Toronto last night with the creator along with Mayor John Tory kickstarting the festivities from the exhibition hub at One Yonge St. The venue is a hub of artistic creation in the city. Although Lighthouse began as a home … Continued
By lindsaylow
Toronto-based artist Jason Loo’s life is not unlike that of Lucas Barrett’s, the protagonist from his highly successful comic book series The Pitiful Human-Lizard. Barrett is a thirty-something Toronto office clerk by day and a crime-fighting superhero (albeit a struggling one) by night. Loo’s 9-to-5 gig is as a library children’s programmer, and he spends … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Kyla Charter kicked off her music career when she was invited to sing with July Talk at Toronto’s Field Trip Festival. Now, the budding jazz chanteuse is set to release her debut album, Edible Flowers, this April. The album was written in the summer of 2020 and proved to be a way for the young … Continued
By lindsaylow
Getting tired of March and looking for something to brighten your weeks? Add Streets Of Toronto’s new weekly Toronto quiz, Do You Know T.O.?, to your schedule! Each Wednesday, we’ll be sharing five Toronto-based trivia questions for you to answer, from history to sports to current events. Try to guess the answers to these questions … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The second edition of the Toronto Biennial of Art (The Biennial/TBA), will makes its way to various venues across Toronto and the GTA, March 26 to June 5. Taking place every two years, the event offers accessible visual art exhibitions, installations, and talks along the shores of Lake Ontario. Spanning 72-days, the free event will … Continued
