Toronto-born Coco Rocha has graced the covers of countless issues of Vogue, worked with every top fashion house in the world and started her own model camp. Now, she’s bringing her expertise as host and judge of the new Project Runway Canada — premiering Nov. 14 on Crave. Here, she shares the very glamorous details … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Hilary Duff is officially stepping back onto the stage, and Toronto gets one of just four dates on her intimate “Small Rooms, Big Nerves” run! On Monday, the former teen pop idol took to Instagram to announce her upcoming mini-tour, posting that she’s “hitting the road for some very special shows,” including London, Toronto, Brooklyn … Continued
Toronto’s loudest chef just made a quiet exit. Less than a year after opening, Matty Matheson’s Dundas West restaurant Bar Clams has closed its doors. The seafood-heavy diner, which launched in November 2024, is now listed as permanently closed on Google. Its OpenTable page no longer accepts reservations, though its website and Instagram remain live … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto just got a new dinner-and-a-show, and this one happens right on your table! 7 Paintings is a viral, immersive art dinner experience that’s toured Dubai, Europe and the U.S., and its newest location has just opened in Yorkville Village. The 2.5-hour dinner show merges projection-mapped visuals, narration, music and light puzzles with a delicious … Continued
By Ron Johnson
For those looking to honour those who have made the ultimate sacrifice while serving our country during times of war, military conflict, and in peacekeeping, the City of Toronto is hosting a Remembrance Day ceremony at Old City Hall on Nov. 11 at 10:45 a.m. There will also be a live stream of the event … Continued
Rodney Clark, founder of Rodney’s Oyster House and one of the city’s most influential restaurateurs, has died at 75. Before Toronto knew what a raw bar was, there was Rodney. In 1986, the commercial artist-turned-oysterman opened Rodney’s Oyster House on Adelaide Street East, serving East Coast seafood with Maritime charm and changing how Toronto ate. … Continued
Sure, skating outdoors in the winter is fun — as long as you’re bundled up adequately. But if you’re the type to opt for hibernation when the first snowfall comes around, the perfect rink is returning to Union Station in December that will make winter a lot more fun! In past years, the area has … Continued
By Ron Johnson
As the Toronto Raptors get a new season underway, Toronto area product RJ Barrett says the vibe feels different — focused, confident and ready to win. After a few rebuilding years, Barrett has embraced his role as both a team leader and a proud Canadian representing his hometown team. We chat with Barrett about what’s … Continued
If your winter plans involve mittens, fairy lights, and an alarming amount of whipped cream, listen up: Niagara Falls is about to become your new cocoa playground. The Hot Chocolate Trail is back from November 28 to February 1, with 30 stops and over 50 decadent flavours to sip your way through. Think of it … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s classic winter festival returns this month! The City’s annual Cavalcade of Lights runs at Nathan Phillips Square from Nov. 29 to Jan. 7, with the lights on nightly from dusk to 11 p.m. all season long. The plaza will be transformed into a magical winter display filled with music, skating and dazzling light installations. … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
If you’re looking for the perfect escape in the heart of the city, the Geary Avenue strip is filled with creative energy, an enviable indie food scene, lively patios, cafés and warehouse-style art spaces. And now we can add a world-famous bathhouse spa to the mix. SANA just opened on Geary Ave, east of Dufferin … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s katsu scene just got a new heavyweight. Saku, the Vancouver-born chain known for its perfectly crispy pork tonkatsu, had its soft opening earlier this week just steps from Sankofa Square. View this post on Instagram A post shared by • S A K U • (@sakucanada) Founded by David Lim, Saku built … Continued
