With Halloween and Thanksgiving out of the way, we are now heading full-tilt into holiday mode and the onset of winter. Depending how you feel about that fact, you may find yourself either very excited or contemplating an extended hibernation. Whichever camp you find yourself in, there are a few fun things to keep you … Continued
By Erin Neilly
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. The season’s … Continued
A new outerwear-focused pop-up from a Toronto designer who was inspired by her own kids’ snowsuits just arrived in Summerhill. The pop-up, from the brand Luxton, is the first the company has tried since its inception in 2019, and will be open until the end of December. “We opened very late in the year in … Continued
Dan Levy, known for playing the role of David as a co-creator on one of Canada’s most beloved television shows, Schitt’s Creek, recently announced that he’s producing a new show called The Big Brunch. Levy, who was born in Toronto to parents Eugene Levy and Deborah Devine, is an actor, writer, and producer. Both his … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Drake is already the global ambassador and ardent supporter of the hometown Toronto Raptors. His OVO brand is a major sponsor of the NBA team. So, when Champagne Papi himself sends out a message over social media hinting at an interest in bringing a WNBA team to town, the city perked up its collective ears. … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Now that capacity limits are gone, and venues are opening up again, show announcements are coming fast and furious including the popular Basement Revue. The brainchild of musician Jason Collett (Broken Social Scene) is set to return to Paradise on Bloor for a series of half-literary, half-music variety shows every Thursday night. The Basement Revue … Continued
By lindsaylow
Randy Bachman, the legendary guitarist from The Guess Who and BTO made headlines recently with the incredible tale of being reunited with his first Gretsch guitar. We asked Bachman to recount the story of when the guitar was stolen in Toronto. So tell us about the guitar. I bought it way back in Winnipeg, Manitoba. … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto financial heavyweight and would-be rock star Michael Wekerle has spent the last six years dedicated to reopening the legendary music venue El Mocambo. After a number of false starts, thanks to the global COVID-19 pandemic, Wekerle’s dream finally came true on Saturday night at the official grand opening featuring iconic rock band Our Lady … Continued
Sisters Angela and Melissa, co-proprietors of Two Sisters Vineyards in Niagara, founded their premium winery on the principle of bringing people together. As mothers and wives who work with their family (both literally and metaphorically – they work alongside their relatives, and their small, close-knit staff have become kin in their own right), Angela and … Continued
By Ron Johnson
After three years working at a warehouse at Dupont and Ossington in Toronto’s west-end, photographer Lindsay Duncan suddenly has no studio. In early October, up to 50 artists, and working creatives were evicted from 888 Dupont St. to make way for a new development at the site. While the eviction wasn’t a surprise — developer … Continued
Halloween weekend is officially upon us and for all who celebrate, there are a selection of scare-inducing as well as family-friendly events happening across the city. But if costumed revelry isn’t of interest, rest assured there is still plenty on offer. From food trucks to art to scary movies, there’s something for everyone happening in … Continued
The weather has dropped below 20 degrees, so it’s basically winter – right? Not quite, but in a few weeks you’ll be able to indulge in all the activities the winter season has to offer at Snow Magic. The event is a drive-thru experience at Ontario Place, opening Nov. 12 and running until Jan. 16. … Continued
