By Nisean Lorde
A new Mexican cocina has landed on Toronto’s harbourfront, bringing a whole lot of tacos and tequila to the water’s edge. Mita Mita opened earlier this month on Queens Quay West. Inside, the space is inspired by the colour, craft and easy heat of Mexico. Outside, Lake Ontario sets the scene for tapas and frozen … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Wild blueberry lovers may want to keep a close eye on their fave markets this summer, because the tiny blue gems could be facing a tighter (and maybe even pricier) year across Canada. In Ontario, blueberries are typically available from early July through September, although availability can shift by several weeks depending on the variety and weather … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Heated Rivalry seems to be having a (continuous) moment, from its Canadian Screen Awards sweep to the upcoming soundtrack release parties. Now, the fan-fave hockey romance is setting its sights on something more theatrical. Heated Rivalry: The Unauthorized Musical Parody is making its way to Toronto for a limited concert presentation at Soulpepper Theatre for … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Not even Toronto’s viral oracle fish could have predicted this full twist: Canada’s men’s national team just lost its latest FIFA World Cup match, but thankfully, fans don’t have to put away their red-and-white flags just yet. Despite falling 2-1 to Switzerland in its final Group B match at Vancouver’s BC Place on Wednesday, Team … Continued
Toronto has a brand-new frozen yogurt shop, and it took exactly one Instagram video for people to start debating over the prices. The chatter started after Toronto lifestyle creator Danielle Michaelov (@yescoffeenodecaf) posted a video showing off Kela, a “Greek Yogurt Club” that just opened for a soft launch at 81 St. Clair Ave. East. … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Sometimes the best reason to get out of Toronto isn’t a winery or a beach day, but a really good meal. Lately, a handful of new restaurants have been giving people the excuse to explore beyond the city limits. From Italian classics in a century-old home in Thornbury to a waterfront taverna in Pickering, here … Continued
Debuts One Woman Show at The Toronto Fringe Festival June 30th to July 12th. Toronto-born Lily Librach was one of those kids who knew what she wanted to do from the age of five when she attended her first theatre class. Her goal? Make It to Broadway. With dozens of leading roles in local musicals … Continued
Pride weekend has arrived, school is officially out, and (extremely) warm weather is in the forecast: summer in Toronto is really here! From Noah Kahan to a bunch of exciting street festivals, these are the best things to do in Toronto this weekend. Toronto Tempo vs. Phoenix Mercury See our Toronto Tempo face off as … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
For more than a decade, Morgan Rielly has been one of the most familiar faces in Toronto sports. But now, reports suggest the longtime Maple Leafs defenceman could potentially be headed elsewhere, and if that happens, it could mark a major change for one of Canada’s most recognizable sports couples. Rielly has submitted a list … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Before Sourdough Garden had a brick-and-mortar home, its loaves and baked goods were already making the rounds at the Etobicoke Farmers’ Market. Now, the community-loved micro-bakery has started a fresh chapter just down the block, recently relocating to a larger space at 308 Brown’s Line. The bakery was founded by Kirsty, who opened Sourdough Garden’s … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
When you think of freshwater beaches in Ontario, names like Wasaga, Sauble and Grand Bend probably come to mind first. But tucked along the shores of Lake Huron is another sandy summer escape with crystal-clear blue water that deserves a spot on your summer road trip bucket list. Ipperwash Beach is nestled in Lambton Shores, … Continued
I am the first person to admit that I was very wrong about the World Cup. I was unfortunately one of those people who brushed it off, as though this isn’t a once in a lifetime event for the city of Toronto, as though it isn’t amazing seeing so many different jerseys and hearing so … Continued
