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Navigating Personal Injury Settlements and Estate Tax Implications in Ontario

See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Ontario’s estate settlement process can be complex, especially when personal injury settlements are involved. Families often grapple with understanding how these settlements affect estate taxes and probate fees. Knowing the rules is essential for planning, whether you’re dealing with inheritance, real estate, or financial settlements. Proper preparation … Continued

Four Winter Tire Tips You Need to Know from Diamond and Diamond Lawyers

By Jarrod Daley

See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers As winter approaches and road conditions become more treacherous, ensuring that your vehicle is properly equipped for the season is crucial for both your safety and the safety of others on the road. As Canada’s Largest Personal Injury law firm, Diamond and Diamond understands that the risks … Continued

10 essential local shops to visit on Queen West

By Julia Mastroianni

We love supporting local in Toronto, and we’re lucky to have so many amazing independent shops in the city. The next time you’re on the city’s most fashionable street, Queen West, check out these 10 essential, and locally-owned, shops. Outer Layer This quirky gift shop is packed with fun finds and curiosities; whether you’re looking … Continued

10 ways to enjoy icewine at Niagara icewine festivals and events this winter

By Nisean Lorde

It’s winter season, and that means it’s time to enjoy a tall glass of icewine! This low-alcohol dessert wine is made from super-ripe frozen grapes that have been left on the vine during the winter months, so it’s very sweet and filled with rich flavours. The Niagara region is renowned for its icewine, and the … Continued

Stunning new bowling and games facility at the Well heats up during cold weather

By Nisean Lorde

It’s been two months since we’ve reported on the grand opening of National at the Well on Front St, and the popular Calgary-based resto-entertainment venue has since become one of the hottest places in Toronto for amazing food, drinks, arcade games, and of course, tons of bowling. View this post on Instagram A … Continued

The true story behind this beloved Toronto restaurant and its iconic nose sculpture

By Jennifer Schembri

“Daddy, this is really, really nice,” a five-year-old Talia Rana gushed to her father several decades ago, while touring the construction site of what would soon be one of Toronto’s best family-run Italian restaurants in Leslieville. Gio Rana’s Really Really Nice Restaurant — affectionately nicknamed The Nose by locals, thanks to a large nasal sculpture … Continued

Toronto’s top 15 spots to crush your 2025 New Year’s resolutions

By Nisean Lorde

It’s time to double-down on those New Year’s resolutions. January offers the perfect opportunity to break bad habits and focus on self-improvement and stress reduction. Research shows that nearly half of all people ditch their resolutions by the end of January, but experts believe that the key to sticking with your resolutions is to be … Continued

13 best indoor things to do to stay warm and have fun this winter in Toronto

By Julia Mastroianni

We’re reaching frostbite-level temperatures in Toronto, and it’s the kind of cold where stepping outside for even five minutes to travel from subway cart to home feels like too much effort. But if you still want to make the most of winter without having to brave the cold, there’s plenty to do in the city. … Continued

Where to go for all things lobster in Toronto

By Jennifer Schembri

If lobster is your love language, Toronto’s got the perfect spots to indulge. Whether you’re into buttery rolls, rich bisques or a full-on seafood feast, the city’s got you covered with spots that’ll make your lobster dreams come true. From classic East Coast joints to bold new takes on the crustacean, here’s where to satisfy … Continued

Toronto fashion boutique filled with “wearable art” returns to Yorkville

By Julia Mastroianni

Yorkville has a new pulse — and it’s beating to the bold rhythm of Rock ‘N Karma. The iconic Toronto fashion brand has returned to its original neighbourhood, unveiling a flagship boutique at 132 Cumberland St. after eight years on Queen Street West. For this storied brand, the move marks not just a relocation but … Continued

Six great things to do on Queen Street West right now

By Nisean Lorde

Queen Street West transforms into a mystical wonderland during the holidays, but the magic doesn’t end once January hits! Here are the best places — both indoors and outdoors — that you can explore throughout the winter season in and around Toronto’s Queen West area. Graffiti Alley Graffiti Alley stretches from about Spadina to Portland … Continued

Toronto just got the West Coast’s top restaurant for tacos and margaritas

By Jennifer Schembri

Blanco Cantina, the popular Mexican restaurant and bar from Western Canada, has arrived in Ontario. The new location in the Annex marks Blanco’s first Toronto outpost, and if its success on the West Coast is anything to go by, this spot is sure to become a local favourite. Located at the corner of Bloor Street … Continued

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