ET Canada entertainment reporter Sangita Patel is also a real estate buff, a member of our Post City Rotman Real Estate Roundtable and former host of HGTV Canada’s Home To Win. She is currently overseeing the construction of her dream home while living in rental accommodations with her family. Here, Patel answers our questions on … Continued
Yorkville is a vibe, and it is growing. To counter densification, Toronto has plans for a “network” of parks that could spread Yorkville’s culture further east. Some of the green spaces will be significant, such as an extension of the Village of Yorkville Park, and a new park that will “mirror” it running between Bloor … Continued
Odd Finds General first began as a project between sisters Danielle and Stacey Collrin in 2013. The space originally housed a café and tea shop, but the sisters discontinued that element around the same time Stacey branched off to open her own shop, Siberia Vintage. Odd Finds quickly took off, evolving organically over nearly a … Continued
Jimi Hendrix, Kurt Cobain, Janis Joplin, Jim Morrison and Amy Winehouse are all members of the 27 Club, meaning they all died at the age of 27 due to drug and alcohol abuse or suicide. Now, a Toronto-based non-profit is using artificial intelligence to create what sounds like new music from these great artists while … Continued
Canada Goose will no longer be using fur in any of its products, the company announced Thursday. The company will end the purchase of fur by the end of this year and stop all manufacturing with the material by the end of 2022. The announcement comes as part of the company’s platform HUMANATURE, a project … Continued
Summer, and good weather, is here to stay, and the city is filled with fun activities to try. Whether you’re newly-vaccinated and looking for something to do with friends you haven’t seen in a year or just on the hunt for an adventure to kick of the summer, here are seven COVID-safe things to do … Continued
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There is something kinda perfect about pulling out an acoustic guitar and strumming some tunes while gathered around a campfire. David Ritter, of the Strumbellas, has, well, strummed out a few tunes in his day. The band released a powerful new song this past February entitled “Greatest Enemy.” Here, Ritter gives TRNTO his top 10 … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Kevin Smith, famed for creating the infamous characters Jay and Silent Bob, which began with the film Clerks then Mall Rats and on over a slew of popular, cult-classic movies, is bringing his fast-food Mooby’s Pop Up experience to Toronto next month. Mooby’s was first introduced by Smith in the movie Dogma. On June 29 … Continued
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Get your activities badge by trying these campy summer sports in Toronto Archery Little known to many Torontonians is the Toronto Archery Range, which is located beside the Ontario Science Centre in E. T. Seton Park. The range is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week and is one of a handful of … Continued
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Get your urban paddling badge by completing these four on-the-water adventures about town this summer Paddleboarding Toronto offers plenty of fantastic paddleboarding opportunities, but none quite so sweet as those offered on the Toronto Islands. The best time to paddle is later in the evening or early in the morning to catch the brilliant sunsets … Continued
With the temperatures rising and vaccines flowing, there’s never been a better time to reacquaint yourself with Toronto’s waterways. You could opt for your basic beach day, or you could step it up a notch and experience the excitement that comes with an adventure on the high seas. Here are five places where you can … Continued
Welcome to 850 Richmond Street West, part of Curated Property’s Edition Richmond development. This ultra-modern townhome benefits from a perfect balance of living in a house while enjoying a hassle-free experience that comes with a condominium community. It’s listed at $2, 098, 000. With a unique floorplan featuring a spacious primary bedroom retreat on the … Continued
