By Ron Johnson
Toronto actor Simu Liu was back in town to shoot his latest series. Spy thriller The Copenhagen Test — airing Tuesdays at 9 p.m. on Showcase and all episodes are available on STACKTV — explores trust, identity, a rather nefarious look at technology through a hacked intelligence analyst. Liu sat down with Streets of Toronto … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s most famous tower is getting a big refresh just in time for its 50th anniversary. As we previously reported, the CN Tower has been undergoing a $21-million modernization since 2023, focused on its Terrace Level, which is part of the Lower Observation Level experience 113 storeys above the city. The goal is to make … Continued
Toronto’s bar scene is about to get a little more literary. Arriving in Toronto this upcoming spring is yet another sign that Toronto and New York are two sides of the same coin. Over the past two years, book bars — spaces that blend literature, conversation and cocktails — have gained momentum across New York … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s iconic gentlemen’s club is closing its doors at the end of the month. In a recent Instagram post, Filmores thanked customers for more than four decades at its Dundas Street East location, and invited people to visit before the doors shut. “Thank you for 45 amazing years at 212 Dundas. Filmores isn’t done, we … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
January in Toronto can feel a bit blah. The holidays are over, so the decorations come down. It’s too cold for patios, and way too early to start counting down to spring. The antidote can be quite simple: a board game café night! These spots let you trade the winter blues for warm drinks and … Continued
Former Marilyn Denis Show consultant and professional organizer Michele Delory knows everything you need to know about decluttering and organizing. As a certified KonMari consultant in Toronto, Delory follows the tidying method popularized by Marie Kondo. Heading into the new year, you may be looking to start fresh — including with your space. Here are … Continued
Winter may seem like the season for hibernation, but we live in Toronto — there’s still so much to do! While the weather gets colder, the culture gets cooler. From musical showcases to film fests and more, check out these amazing winter festivals happening in Toronto this season. Wavelength Winter Festival When: March 19–21, 2026 … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Looking for that perfect holiday distraction to get your mind off of all…that. Well, pinball arcades offer a perfect escape — all flashing lights, clacking flippers, and muscle memory. These arcade bars deliver unlimited play, great drinks, and just the right hit of nostalgia to keep your reflexes sharp and your blood pressure down. Zed*80 … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
If you’ve been wondering what fellow Torontonians have been reading on their TTC commutes (or maybe you’re seeking recommendations for your next late-night “one-more-chapter” binge-read), the Toronto Public Library (TPL) has your answer. Earlier this month, TPL unveiled its list of the most borrowed books of 2025, and the big takeaway is that Torontonians are … Continued
Whether you’re after a slow crawl down a beginner hill or would rather speed down a slippery slope, you won’t have to go far to find a great tobogganing spot in your Toronto neighbourhood. Instead of going into hibernation the next time the city is hit with an icy blast of snow, bundle up, grab … Continued
Looking to ring in the New Year without breaking the bank? Toronto has you covered with a range of free events that’ll help you celebrate in any style. Whether you’re into live music, dazzling fireworks, or cozying up inside with a festive crowd, there’s something happening in the city for everyone and we did the … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The biggest and best concerts, events and shows this month, from Halsey and Blue Rodeo to an explosive drama and the return of a millennial icon. Halsey Grammy-nominated artist Halsey brings her Back to Badlands Tour to History on Jan. 9, celebrating the 10th anniversary of her debut album Badlands, which sold three million units, … Continued
