When a Whitby pizzeria opens a new location at Toronto’s harbourfront this summer, they will bring not only their award-winning pizzas but also exclusive drinks, authentic recipes and the essence of Tuscany. Marco Caveglia, who owned a pizzeria in Tuscany for 17 years before moving to Canada, opened Tuscan Wolf Pizzeria in downtown Whitby in … Continued
By Ron Johnson
There was a period a decade or two ago when acclaimed Toronto novelist and artist Douglas Coupland created a number of wonderful works of public art, often as part of a development of one sort or another. The best known of these works was the Big Red Canoe perched atop Canoe Landing Park. Everyone travelling … 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. Functional fashion is key … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto is often hailed as one of the most multicultural cities in the world, so it’s no surprise that some of the world’s top comics hail from The Six — comedians and actors have been weaving their cultural experiences and everyday observations from growing up in the GTA into their acts for decades! Here, we’ll … Continued
In a city where dining trends come and go at lightning speed, navigating Toronto’s food scene can feel like a gamble. Enter Rick Silver (@dicksworld), the city’s go-to food critic who isn’t afraid to call out the overrated and spotlight the hidden gems. With a reputation for his no-BS reviews and sharp insights, Rick has … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The hottest shows and events in Toronto this month include a night of standup with Troy Hawke, foot-stomping country with Kelsea Ballerini, documentary films at Hot Docs and more. The Royal Occasion The Royal Occasion fundraising concert is scheduled for April 24, featuring performances by Paul Shaffer. Yes, that Paul Shaffer, along with Rufus Wainwright, … Continued
Chelsea Muirhead is about to explode. The Toronto-born actor is making waves in the acting industry. After starring in 2023’s drama series Warrior, you’ll see her swapping the ring for the trauma room in Netflix’s new medical drama Pulse, premiering April 3 — making a successful jump from Hollywood North to Hollywood proper. Growing up … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Just in time to welcome April, Torontonians can expect a soggy week ahead (but at least it’s not an ice storm). Environment and Climate Change Canada (ECCC) issued a special weather statement on Tuesday morning for the city, warning of significant rainfall by midweek — about 30 to 50 mm+ worth. “Locally higher amounts are … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
As the U.S.–Canada trade war heats up, Canadians seem to be showing less interest in American tourism, instead opting for more local coastal escapes and charming urban hubs. According to a recent Airbnb report, searches for domestic stays this year in Canada are up nearly 20 per cent — and one of the top domestic … Continued
Pickle lovers, brace yourselves! For one week only, Project Gigglewater is transforming into Project Pickle—a briny, tangy and downright dill-icious pop-up you won’t want to miss! From April 1st to 6th, Project Gigglewater on Dundas West is fully embracing its quirky side with dill-inspired decor, pickle-themed cocktails and a snack menu packed with bold flavours. … Continued
Toronto’s restaurant scene is about to welcome a new addition from one of the city’s most experienced res- taurateurs. Atef Girgis, the owner behind beloved spots like Village Idiot is opening Ends Meet later this month. This new venture marks a shift from Girgis’s signature pub concept to a hybrid bistro and pub experience. Ends … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Canadians are continuing to keep their elbows up against U.S. President Donald Trump’s annexation threats — the latest way is by urging Amazon to stop selling “Canada, 51st state” merchandise. The change.org petition, launched last month by retired Thornbury, ON, nurse, Sue Williams-Dunn, has gone viral — amassing more than 57,000 signatures out of a goal … Continued
