By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers In a city as busy as Toronto, even a moment’s distraction can change lives forever. As drivers and pedestrians juggle smartphones and other diversions, the risk of catastrophic accidents caused by inattention is climbing. Urban Distractions Turn Dangerous Texting behind the wheel is a leading cause of … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers In a city as busy as Toronto, driving without car insurance isn’t just breaking the rules – it’s a high-stakes gamble with potentially life-altering consequences. From steep fines and legal troubles to personal financial ruin and stranding accident victims without recourse, the costs of going uninsured far … Continued
Pride weekend has finally arrived and it’s shaping up to be a fun one with so many events taking place all weekend long. From festival parties to celebrating with your pets, here are the best free things to do this Pride weekend in Toronto. Celebrate Indigenous and two-spirit pride While being Pride Month, June also marks … Continued
If Toronto cool lives anywhere, it’s Ossington in the summer. This stretch gets even busier when the weather warms up, and the steady stream of new restaurants only adds to the buzz. Here are six recent openings everyone’s talking about. Linny’s View this post on Instagram A post shared by Linny’s (@linnysrestaurant) Framed … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s most delicious culinary celebration of local flavours returns this summer! From July 4 to July 20, more than 220 local restaurants will participate in Summerlicious 2025, so foodies can enjoy three-course prix fixe lunch and dinner menus at a range of reasonable price points. If anything, it provides the best excuse to reconnect with … Continued
City sweat got you craving a breeze and a change of pace? Well get ready, cause this week’s about to get a whole lot hotter with temperatures reaching up to 35 degrees across Toronto and the GTA. These summer day trips are your ticket out of the concrete jungle and into Ontario’s most stylish, sun-soaked … Continued
For someone who is just a decade into her acting career, Toronto’s Humberly Gonzalez boasts a laundry list of roles that more closely resembles the resume of someone double her age. Gonzalez credits that to her team — and to believing in herself. “I entered every room not desperate to be cast; I just wanted … Continued
Behind a glass display case, croissants that look too pretty to eat invite customers to experience the best of French and Asian pastry. If you’re lucky to grab one before the “SOLD OUT” sign balances against its flaky side, the pistachio croissant from Cros Croissanterie, generously topped with crushed toasted nuts and filled with a … Continued
It is going to feel like a sauna in Toronto for the next week, so the city decided to open a slew of outdoor pools early to help local residents battle the blazing sun. The City of Toronto announced in a release this month that on June 14, there will be an early opening of … Continued
We’ve only got 72 days of summer in Toronto, give or take a few — so let’s make them count! From fantastic street festivals to picturesque patios and iconic attractions, these are the must-see destinations and things to do in Toronto during the summer. New food festivals in Toronto Flavours by Fire Expect Korean BBQ, … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s summer scene will be filled with concerts, community events and rooftop parties, but at least one event series is making headlines not for what it’s offering, but for what it’s taking away: your phone. Ok, so technically your phone won’t be taken, you’ll just place it into a secure, zippable pouch before the event … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Now that the warm weather has finally arrived, it’s the perfect time to gather the family and hit farms near Toronto for a cherished annual tradition: picking your own fruits and veggies! This is a bit of a boots-on-the-ground type of activity, but it’s much more fulfilling than throwing produce into your cart at a … Continued
