Yonge Street, where Toronto’s east meets west, is perhaps the perfect place for Aki Sushi. After all, the latest Deer Park addition offers a combination of traditional Japanese sushi with more westernized options like California rolls and teriyaki.
The Canadian Film Centre (CFC) is working to find a way forward with the neighbours who appealed its expansion plans to the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB). The proceedings got put on hold until Oct. 7 after city council called on everyone to sit down to try to come up with a solution. Barry Patterson, director of communications for the CFC, is optimistic that the discussions will lead to a positive outcome.
How this photogenic power couple sealed the deal atop a ski hill
My couch-hopping journey from therapist to therapist finally pays off
Enough transit talk and budget banter. It’s time to go out on a limb and find out just what the top five mayoral candidates are made of
My good neighbours are cyclists, and I have watched them set out for their ride, eager and filled with expectation … then return with happy faces fresh from their travels filled with stories of trails and birds and just feeling good! So I thought, I need to do this as well.
Festival Music House kicked off its three-night concert series of Toronto’s top musical talent with an intimate show headlined by Stars Monday night at the Roosevelt Room. But the biggest star of the night was the utterly charming Basia Bulat, whose smaller, folkier sound was a better fit for the close quarters.
As the voice of Franklin the Turtle, Toronto’s Noah Reid was a big deal in his high school days. But this month at TIFF, he’s about to become a whole lot bigger.
With more than 300 films showing at TIFF this year, including 112 world premieres, it’s no easy task selecting which ones to go see. Since we’re always here to help, here’s our top five picks and one pan.
Leading up to TIFF, Post City Magazines is showcasing the young Toronto talents making waves at this year’s fest. In today’s blog, we look at the Daydream Nation director Mike Goldbach.
Face-to-face playtime helps kids develop necessary life skills
IN THE FALL of 2007, as The Hour was showing signs of becoming a watchable TV show, George Stroumboulopoulos crashed his motorcycle.
