By Nisean Lorde
Looks like sky-watchers won’t be getting much sleep on Thursday night. From late Thursday night to early Friday morning, Torontonians can witness a rare “blood moon” — a celestial event where Earth lines up between the Moon and the Sun, essentially hiding the Moon from the sunlight. As per NASA, when this happens, the only … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Local Markham resident Emily Powell-Heaton is fulfilling another item on her bucket list after reaching out to actor Ben Stiller on X. The Severance superfan is a Stage 4 breast cancer patient, and it has been a dream of hers to meet the cast of her favourite series. At the beginning of March, Powell-Heaton sent … Continued
Shop Canadian — and Japanese, and Italian, and basically anything but American — at these underrated Toronto mens fashion spots to up your style game this season. Muddy George Since opening its doors in 2015 in the Bloorcourt neighbourhood, Muddy George has cemented its mens fashion reputation for timeless garments. Specialising in “made in” brands, … Continued
Looking to celebrate the luck o’ the Irish this weekend? Toronto has tons of St. Patrick’s Day activities and events to keep you seeing green all weekend long. Whether you’re looking to immerse yourself in Celtic culture by checking out some traditional music, want to spend some family time outdoors or you’re just looking to … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Music Icon Billy Joel has cancelled his Rogers Centre concert scheduled for March 16. In a statement on social media, Joel said the Toronto show and others had to be cancelled over a medical condition. “Billy Joel’s upcoming concert dates will be rescheduled due to a medical condition. The current tour will be postponed for … Continued
As tariffs continue to make their mark on the restaurant industry, Toronto eateries are stepping up in creative ways to support local and stick it to the U.S. From budget-friendly dining deals to full-on ingredient overhauls, these spots are proving that taking a stand can be tasty. Patois Starting March 11, chef Craig Wong and … Continued
Sangita Patel is Streets of Toronto’s advice columnist and was previously an entertainment reporter with ET Canada. She lives in Toronto with her husband and two daughters. Dear Sangita: I was in a four-year relationship, and my partner cheated on me. I’ve been trying to move on and get over it. But now for the … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Temperatures will soar up to 21 °C in Windsor, ON, this week — the hottest in the province! The city is just under a 4-hour drive from Toronto (or a 1-hour flight via Porter Airlines), and is filled with tons of fun activities and historic sites — making it perfect for a weekend getaway. Whether … Continued
Known to Canadians as liquid gold, maple syrup (or maple sugar) is a cultural treasure with a rich Indigenous history dating back thousands of years before being adopted by early settlers. Harvested in early spring around the time of the sugar maple moon, this sweet delicacy isn’t just a breakfast staple —it’s part of Canada’s … Continued
By Ron Johnson
There are some incredible concerts on tap for Toronto this month, and there is something for everyone from Suzanne Vega’s poetic hits to NOBRO’s punk rock energy, and Billy Joel’s timeless classics. Whether it’s a quirky Martian-themed celebration or a legendary concert experience, March promises some seriously unforgettable shows. Here’s our top 10. Suzanne Vega, … Continued
With its forest green and white-striped awning and red neon sign ablaze, it’s hard to miss Bonito’s, the new kid on the Ossington strip, which shares a space with Bar Bowie. What used to be a neighbourhood laundromat now “has a bit of a ‘Jerry Seinfeld’s apartment’ vibe,” says Adrian Montes de Oca, co-founder, Bonito’s. … Continued
