By Nisean Lorde
The annual Santa Claus parade in Toronto is a well-known Canadian tradition and one of the oldest and most cherished parades worldwide. Every year, hundreds of thousands of people from all ages, backgrounds, and faiths cram into Toronto’s downtown core hoping to catch a glimpse of Santa and his reindeer as they glide down the … Continued
We swapped the streets of Toronto for the bustling avenues of London for this next edition of Great Escapes — crossing the pond for an extraordinary evening attending the red carpet premiere of The Day of the Jackal. Thanks to STACKTV and Showcase, we were invited to this exclusive event so that we could bring … Continued
Noah Reid has taken the stage countless times in his career so far — from the live shows he and his fellow cast members did during the height of the Schitt’s Creek obsession in 2019, to his Broadway debut in 2022, to his recent world tour as a singer that took him from Australia to … Continued
This month, Streets of Toronto and its print alter ego Post City Magazines’ advice column featured a question by a reader dealing with stubborn parents. The letter asked for advice on how to get help for their mom and stepdad, both of which are refusing home care or even the help of their own child … Continued
This month, Chantal Kreviazuk is taking the stage at Massey Hall in honour of the 25th anniversary of her double-platinum selling album, Colour Moving and Still. But there’s another 25th milestone for her to celebrate — her wedding anniversary with Our Lady Peace lead singer Raine Maida. With a double memoir on the way and … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The holiday season in Toronto will shine a little brighter and get a little bendier as Cirque du Soleil and its squad of acrobats and circus performers hit town for the company’s first Christmas-themed show, ‘Twas the Night Before…, making its Canadian premiere at Meridian Hall. Scheduled to run from Dec. 12 to Jan. 3, … Continued
One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker or tune into her podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. Preppy fashion is … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The holidays are right around the corner, and browsing through festive Christmas markets for unique gifts is a beloved annual tradition for many. These markets are filled with handcrafted arts and crafts, cheerful Christmas carols, and delicious culinary treats, providing unforgettable holiday shopping experiences for the whole family! You don’t have to travel too far … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Acclaimed actor, comedian and all around funny guy, Mark McKinney, of Toronto sketch comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall and Superstore fame, has a new TV show on CTV all about hobbies and the fanatical community that partakes. Mark McKinney Needs a Hobby airs on Wednesday nights. What inspired the creation of this new … Continued
Sangita Patel is Streets of Toronto’s advice columnist and was previously an entertainment reporter with ET Canada. She lives in Toronto with her husband and two daughters. Dear Sangita: I’m engaged to a married man. He was supposed to have mailed in the paperwork before he proposed to me, but I found out after that … Continued
By Ron Johnson
November’s lineup of concerts in Toronto is here featuring everything from rock legends and indie darlings to boundary-pushing artists. Whether you’re ready to belt out “Born to Run” with Bruce Springsteen at Scotiabank Arena, catch the soul-stirring harmonies of Ocie Elliott at Massey Hall, or lose yourself in the genre-defying magic of Sturgill Simpson (now … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The City of Toronto, in partnership with Rogers, unveiled new “Taylor Swift Way” ceremonial street signs to be installed this month. You can find the signs along the route connecting Nathan Phillips Square to Rogers Centre (along Queen St W, John St, Front St, and Blue Jays Way) in honour of Swift’s upcoming “The Eras … Continued
