By Nisean Lorde
Valentine’s Day is next week Friday — no worries if you haven’t yet figured out what to do for a perfect date night, there are tons of shows, events and activities that you and your loved one can check out on Feb. 14! From music at twilight to sultry comedy plays about modern-day dating, here are … Continued
A new thrift store has popped up in Kensington Market, and it’s bringing a fittingly creative and collaborative vibe to the vintage hot spot. Plethora is located in the space previously occupied by Vintage Outlaw—owner Danni Crisostomo was happy to hand off the keys to the Plethora crew when she moved to Montreal last month … Continued
Toronto is overflowing with wine bars, and there’s a spot for every vibe, whether you’re craving an elegant evening sipping rare bottles or a laid-back hangout with a crisp white and some small bites. Wine bars have always been associated with sophistication, but today’s scene blends sleek design with a relaxed, approachable feel. And with … Continued
In recent years, the city of Toronto has become a major destination for those on the global tech scene, thanks to its incredible startup landscape and world-class higher education institutions. Because of Toronto’s impressive global reputation this vibrant city has become an international tech hub, and many influential companies including Google and IBM call the … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Don’t let the cold weather keep you indoors this February — Toronto is filled with winter festivals and events that are fun for the whole family. For a mid-winter art fix, the Celestia by kleis free public art installation will transform Sankofa Square (formerly Yonge-Dundas Square) into a celestial haven! The event is part of … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Bloor Street West will soon be host to a new Piano Piano location. The popular Italian restaurant, co-founded by Chef Victor Barry, Nikki Leigh McKean and Brendan Piunno, has become a staple in the city’s dining scene, known for providing a contemporary spin on classic Italian dishes. The new location at 1006 Bloor St. W. (opening this Saturday, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The rebuild is apparently over early as the Toronto Raptors are bringing in a brilliant scoring threat and saying goodbye to one of their only true hometown players. The Raptors landed a seriously talented basketball player in Brandon Ingram from the New Orleans Pelicans in exchange for Bruce Brown, Scarborough’s own Kelly Olynyk as well … Continued
Now is the perfect time to get out and explore everything Canada has to offer in terms of winter activities. From ice fishing and snowshoeing to frosted nature trails, Ontario is a winter wonderland worthy of exploring – and nothing’s quite so magical as experiencing the celestial realm of Lake Superior’s famous ice caves. From … Continued
Kensington Market is saying farewell to one of its long-time pillars. After 36 years of serving homemade Portuguese comfort food, Amadeu’s Restaurant has announced on Facebook it will be closing its doors for good. The message, penned by owners Celeste, Elizabeth and Rui Gonçalves, reflected on the incredible journey that Amadeu’s has had since first … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Maybe it’s because all things ’80s are now the rage, or maybe it is the profound impact of Stranger Things, for whatever reason iconic role playing game Dungeons & Dragons is popular again. For Dungeons & Dragons (D&D) fans looking to experience the infamous tabletop game in the real world, Toronto offers some of the … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto Maple Leafs right-winger William Nylander scored his second career hat trick against the Flames on Tuesday night, propelling the Leafs to a 6-3 victory in Calgary. But just a day before, the 28-year-old shared some modelesque Insta pics of him posing at a casual Italian eatery near Bloor and Lansdowne, proving once again that he’s more than … Continued
As the youngest in his family, Toronto actor Aaron Abrams remembers being a kid who always liked attention. That’s where acting came in. “It became a way of getting attention that wasn’t making me insufferable,” he says. The Hannibal, Blindspot and Rookie Blue star recalls drama class being the only one in school that ever really … Continued
