By Nisean Lorde
The Eras Tour is officially over in Toronto and the numbers are rolling in. According to data from Canadian commerce provider Moneris, during the 10 days surrounding Taylor Swift’s Eras Tour performances at the Rogers Centre (Nov. 14-16 and 21-23), spending in downtown Toronto increased by 45 per cent week-over-week, with a 49 per cent … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Jack Armstrong is well-known as a broadcaster for the Toronto Raptors, but he also recently ventured into the beer industry by collaborating with Ontario-based brewer IX Poets to launch Buzzer Beater beer. View this post on Instagram A post shared by IX Poets Brewing (@ix_poets_brewing) The clear, crisp beer with 5.6% alcohol content … Continued
Earlier this month, a cozy storefront appeared on Queen Street West, filled top to bottom with an even cozier fabric — cashmere. The pop-up is a true labour of love: a family-owned business that began out of their home in 2018, Noble Cashmere Co. spends 10 months of the year sourcing cashmere garments to restore … Continued
There’s a new way to tune in for Monday night hockey — and Toronto’s own Andi Petrillo is leading the charge. The National Hockey League (NHL) is making its foray into the world of streaming with Prime Monday Night Hockey. Petrillo, co-host of the livestreaming show and host of another Prime Video venture, NHL Coast … Continued
From city squares adorned with sparkling lights and tree ceremonies to festive window displays and the world-famous Santa Claus Parade, Toronto is abuzz with dazzling sights and celebrations of all kinds. And, with Christmas less than a month away, you might be wondering where to spot Santa Claus before the big day. Whether you’re looking … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Winter is the perfect time to go hiking! In addition to admiring breathtaking snow-covered landscapes, trekking through a serene winter environment can calm one’s soul (bonus: as there won’t be as many visitors compared to summer and fall seasons, it’s the perfect opportunity for a little solitude). Thankfully there are quite a few parks and … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The 2024-25 Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) regular season kicks off this Saturday, Nov. 30 at 2 pm, with the Toronto Sceptres facing off against the Boston Fleet at Toronto’s Coca-Cola Coliseum. This game is particularly important for the Sceptres to assert themselves as strong contenders in the league this season after suffering a disappointing … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
After nearly three decades at the 299 Queen Street West studio, CP24 is moving to CTV’s Scarborough facility. The move marks a new chapter for the broadcaster, but the Queen West building will forever be a significant landmark steeped in Toronto’s history! Here are a few cool things to remember about this iconic building: Heritage … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Can’t get enough of the blockbuster movie Wicked? For those who want a real Wizard of Oz experience, check out the Illuminarium’s “Journey to Oz” in the Distillery District. This blockbuster event opens to the public this Thursday and features a 60-minute, 360° animated musical that reimagines the classic tale of Oz. Join Dorothy and … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto holiday show season is brimming with unique and exciting events that offer something for everyone—whether you’re looking for festive cheer, quirky twists on classic traditions, or a bit of alternative holiday fun. From Cirque du Soleil’s magical holiday debut to an irreverent Die Hard parody and the return of the legendary Krampus Ball, there’s … Continued
By Ron Johnson
After an unforgettable six-show run as part of her Eras Tour at the Rogers Centre, Taylor Swift bid Toronto a heartfelt farewell on social media, expressing her immense gratitude to the city’s fans. Toronto has been one of the standout locations on Swift’s global tour, and as her final concert in the city came to … Continued
By Ron Johnson
I can count on one hand the number of times I’ve been in the audience at a Toronto theatre production and witnessed a bona fide fart joke. This is the most direct way to communicate with you, beloved theatre-goers, that the new play The Bidding War, on now at Crow’s Theatre, is a farce, a … Continued
