By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s newest pro team just put a big red circle on the calendar! The Toronto Tempo have announced their inaugural regular-season home opener for Friday, May 8, 2026, when they’ll host the Washington Mystics at Coca-Cola Coliseum as part of the WNBA’s opening night slate. It’s a milestone moment not just for Toronto, but for … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Robbie Burns Day is just around the corner! January 25 marks the birthday of Scotland’s national poet, who’s best known for poems and songs that are still sung centuries later (Auld Lang Syne, anyone?) In Toronto, it’s the perfect excuse to turn a long winter week into something distinctly Scottish, especially when it comes to … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The Ottawa Senators are getting in on the Heated Rivalry hype. The official team shop is selling jerseys featuring the names and numbers of the Crave mega-hit’s fictional stars, Shane Hollander (#24) and Ilya Rozanov (#81). The team sold out of the jerseys at Canadian Tire Centre ahead of last Saturday’s game against Montreal, but … Continued
This story was last updated: Jan. 20, 2026 If there is one thing that Canada does well, it’s winter. Many of us head south in search of warm weather when the snow arrives, but with some of the world’s greatest winter festivals, Canada offers so many reasons to stay. With sparkling lights, live music, skating, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
With the arrival of Blue Monday and the polar vortex’s icy grip tightens, Torontonians can seek refuge from the cold and dream of warmer days.The city is brimming with indoor spots that allow you to escape it all and bask in the illusion of summer. Here are just seven indoor places in Toronto where you … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The landscapes in Ontario transform into picturesque winter wonderlands filled with snow-covered forests and frozen lakes when the cold weather hits, providing magical backdrops for snowshoeing and skiing! So, bundle up and check out these conservation areas and nature reserves for the most amazing cross-country and snowshoeing adventures across the province. Algonquin Provincial Park The … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Blue Jays fans barely had time to shake off the Kyle Tucker gut punch before the next one landed. Multiple reports say longtime Jays shortstop Bo Bichette is headed to New York, agreeing to a three-year, $126 million deal with the Mets. Bichette’s exit comes after he turned down the Jays’ one-year qualifying offer of … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Yesterday, the buzz around the Toronto Blue Jays’ pursuit of star outfielder Kyle Tucker hit a new level after MLB insider Jon Heyman suggested a deal could be close. But, Tucker instead signed with the Blue Jays’ rivals from California, the Los Angeles Dodgers. The 28-year-old star has agreed to a four-year, $240-million contract with … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto-born actor and musician Kiefer Sutherland made headlines this week for all the wrong reasons in Los Angeles following an alleged late-night altercation. Best known for his iconic role as counterterrorism agent Jack Bauer on the hit TV series 24, Sutherland has long been a familiar face in Hollywood. But despite decades spent working in … Continued
Down a nondescript laneway in Toronto’s Yonge Street Heritage Conservation District stands 18 Gloucester Lane. In passing, it could easily be overlooked — but for those in the know, it’s a remarkable address. Listed for $7.9 million, the turn-of-the-century yellow-brick building has a unique past — a past tied to Canada’s (and Hollywood’s) film industry through … Continued
As the host of Toronto’s Virgin Radio, Shannon Burns has made a career out of asking your favourite celebrities questions they’ve never been asked before — from Shania Twain to Niall Horan and Timothée Chalamet. Here, she tells us about a cross-continent love story a decade in the making with her wife, Morgan Wynn. How … Continued
By Ron Johnson
When BTS announced their hiatus in late 2022, the world’s biggest K-pop group was at the peak of its popularity. They dominated charts, swept awards shows and helped propel K-pop from a niche genre into a global cultural force. Now, nearly four years later, BTS is back — and Toronto is among the cities on … Continued
