Whenever I watch Olympic speed skaters skate, I’m always mesmerized by how graceful they look while going upwards of 35 miles per hour – or faster. But, to be entirely honest, I always thought: if I can skate, I can definitely speed skate. Oh man, I was ever so humbled when I stepped onto the … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Long Range Hustle is a five-piece indie rock band based in Toronto. On Feb. 25, the band is set to release its third studio album, I am alive, but only if you say I am. Reuniting with acclaimed Scottish producer, Tony Doogan, Long Range Hustle recorded the album in the tumultuous summer of 2020 at … Continued
This month, we wanted to highlight a few Toronto heroes who broke down barriers to pave the way for the next generations of Black Canadians. From trailblazing doctors to history-making politicians, learn about some of the amazing Torontonians who have made their mark in their industries and beyond. A) Annamie Paul Annamie Paul started her … Continued
Neon Demon Studio is closing their doors on March 20 after almost five years of success in Toronto. The film and photo studio has become a Toronto classic for photographers, musicians and creatives alike. With over 50 neon signs, a colourful aesthetic and various scenes to utilize, Neon Demon Studio grew quite the reputation within … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Summer in Toronto means music, and this year’s music festivals are back, in-person, and already delivering some early promises to be better than ever. We have missed the crowds, camaraderie, ethereal glow of lighters leading to port-a-potty lines (okay, we haven’t missed the port-a-potties that much) and headliners that make up the sights and sounds … Continued
The Cashman, Russell Oliver is a true Toronto icon. Growing up in the city, it was almost an everyday occurrence to hear that catchy, trademark commercial jingle playing in the background. Running Oliver Jewellery for over 50 years, Oliver has experienced a “full circle” moment after opening up his latest shop at 88 Yorkville Ave., … Continued
We’re lucky to live in a city that, even through the hardships of the past two years, has produced some of the greatest talent and inspiring art out there. From music to visual art to acting, Toronto has been the birthplace of all kinds of wonderful artists. This month, we’re highlighting a few of the … 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. There’s nothing … Continued
Rapper Snoop Dogg has done a lot of collaborations in his career. Wiz Khalifa, Dr. Dre, Pharrell Williams, and even a TV show with Martha Stewart. But, his latest single is extra tasty–he dropped the track with Skip The Dishes. “Did Somebody Say” is all about food, celebrating his status as an ambassador for the … Continued
By lindsaylow
Getting the February blues 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 Thursday, 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
Canadian theatre artist Robert Lepage (Ex Machina theatre company) is bringing the immersive experience the Library At Night to the Toronto Lighthouse Art Space from March 10 to April 18. The new art installation was inspired by Argentinian Canadian writer Alberto Manguel’s acclaimed 2006 book The Library at Night. The first immersive experience of The … Continued
Toronto’s Perdita Felicien met her husband Morgan Campbell while training at York University back in 2007. Now happily married, Felicien is best known as a hurdler, a former World Champion and an Olympic athlete of the highest calibre. Felicien also published her first book earlier last year. Felicien returned to the CBC broadcast team to … Continued
