As RioCan moves forward with its redevelopment plans for Lawrence Plaza, long-time businesses, including United Bakers Dairy Restaurant, are reassessing their futures. Since opening in 1984, United Bakers Dairy Restaurant has become a beloved institution in Toronto’s Jewish community. As the plaza undergoes significant changes, we reached out to Nathan Ladovsky, owner of United Bakers, … Continued
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In the last few years, AI has gone from an emerging market to a full-blown sector edging its way into so many other aspects of daily life. It has caused controversy in the more artistic fields, but it seems to be a very welcome idea in sectors such as health care, finance, and technology. Canada … Continued
Toronto is packed with food halls, and with so many choices, it can be hard to know where to start. One of the most popular is Waterworks Food Hall. Located at Richmond and Spadina, this 55,000 sq. ft. space blends heritage and modern design, offering a range of dishes from some of the city’s top … Continued
By Ron Johnson
One of the most influential bands of the 90s Grunge era was the Smashing Pumpkins led by the frontman Billy Corgan. Now, fans of the iconic band have a chance to see a performance in one of Ontario’s most beloved and intimate venues: Muskoka’s Kee to Bala. Billy Corgan and the Machines of God, his … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Contract negotiations between the Toronto Blue Jays and first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. are apparently ramping up. According to ESPN’s Buster Olney, Toronto made another offer in their negotiations with Guerrero prior to the Jays’ opening day on Thursday. “The Blue Jays have made another offer in their negotiations with Vladimir Guerrero, per sources; a … Continued
By Nikki Gill
Spring is synonymous with a lot of things: fluctuating temperatures, the promise of patios and a general breath of fresh air, both literally and figuratively. But the season is also prime time for maple syrup. Ontario’s maple farms have been hard at work harvesting the coveted pancake topper, and the season is almost coming to … Continued
Who says you can’t sip a pint at 9 a.m. or eat a burger at 6 a.m.? At the airport, throw dietary rules out the window. For your next jet-setting adventure, we’ve curated the top 10 eateries at Toronto’s Pearson Airport. From comforting classics to daring global eats and even a sophisticated wine bar, these … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Spring is here, the grass has riz, but do you know where a public washroom is? Whether you’re out for a long walk, running errands, or just caught off guard by nature’s call, here’s how savvy locals track down a toilet in the city. GoHere App This washroom locator app was developed by Crohn’s and … Continued
Tulum Mexican Restaurant, located at 291 King St. W, opened in early March, succeeding the former Casa Mezcal restaurant. With two floors — the lower level operates as a restaurant, while the upper is reserved for late night entertainment and dancing — the space is intimate and exciting, and a welcome addition to one of … Continued
The concept of supper clubs as social dining experiences has existed since the early 1900s, but one could argue that the post-pandemic clamour for connection has sparked a resurgence in recent years. In a city where food is a central part of the cultural fabric, new clubs are popping up all the time — often … Continued
It’s officially one of the best seasons for Toronto style — we’ve survived this particularly strange winter, sacrificed an hour for the sake of sunshine after the work day, and now we are ready to hit the streets with less layers! What better way to prime yourself than to store away your cold weather clothes … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Although temperatures will climb up to 11 °C in Toronto on Thursday, expect a sharp turn for Friday. Environment Canada is warning that a “potent” spring ice storm will likely hit parts of southern Ontario this weekend, including Toronto. From Late Friday through Monday, we can expect about 5 to 15 mm of ice accrual … Continued
