By Nisean Lorde
It’s only a few more weeks until Taylor Swift graces Toronto to perform at her sold-out Eras Tour concerts at the Rogers Centre. If you were lucky enough to nab tickets, you’re probably trying to figure out what to wear — thankfully, there are more than a few places you can shop at across the … Continued
Known for its landscaped parks, ravine systems, and spectacular tree canopy, Toronto is a city with a green heart and a green thumb. From the expanses of the Toronto Botanical Gardens, High Park, Kew Gardens and more, it’s clear this city has its fair share of celebrated parks and gardens. But if you’re hoping to … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Thanksgiving is here, and if you’re sticking around the city for the long weekend, here’s the scoop on what’s open and what’s not this Monday. Whether you’re planning to visit attractions, grab some groceries, or just enjoy the day, we’ve got you covered with all the details. Attractions Allan Gardens Conservatory: Open from 10 a.m. … Continued
By lindsaylow
For those of us not blessed with the culinary skills of Martha Stewart (but want our families to think we are), there are plenty of places in the city that can turn you into a Thanksgiving pro. Here are five spots where you can grab Thanksgiving dinner in Toronto. The Drake The Drake’s Get Stuffed … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Torontonians and residents across southern Ontario caught a spectacular view of the northern lights last night. The vibrant green, red, and purple lights shifted and changed shape like softly blowing curtains — and many took out their cell cameras to capture the dazzling display (but honestly, pictures don’t do it justice, seeing the Auroras in … Continued
By lindsaylow
Thanksgiving has been a longstanding tradition in Canada. But as the ongoing issue of systemic racism demands we think critically about our own actions while the climate emergency asks us to consider the planet in all that we do, perhaps it is time to consider whether or not our current traditions demand a rethink. Thanksgiving … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Famed British döner kebab shop I Am Döner kebab shop, with a cult-like following that includes pop star Taylor Swift, is making its way across the pond to Queen St W (with two more locations already confirmed!) On Oct. 17, British-famed doner shop, I Am Döner, will make its Canadian debut with its flagship location at the corner … Continued
If it’s hard for you to visualize a secluded garden oasis on the bustling streets of King West, you’ll be in for a treat when dining at Public Gardens —a New York-inspired restaurant serving up Italian fare, daily happy hours and rotating DJs. And all on a rooftop garden. “If you’ve ever been to New … 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: My parents got divorced when I was 10, and I’ve made my peace with it. But I visited my mom’s house a few weeks ago, and … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s housing market may be super expensive, but at least it’s the coolest place in Canada. A new report analysed cities across the US and Canada to identify the 50 coolest cities, based on factors such as cultural and arts scene, lifestyle and recreation (e.g., attending a sports event, taking a shopping trip, enjoying a … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Introducing Toronto’s 2024 Best of the Best, where we’ve scoured the city to uncover everything from the coolest venues to the best pool halls, the sharpest tailors and the most talented tattoo artists. In this three-part series, we’re sliding into the third instalment: FUN! Whether you’re looking for the best place for live music or … Continued
Hearty dishes are a staple for crisp fall days, with items like veggie-based soups, meat stews and creamy pasta bakes dominating recipe blogs and seasonal menus. We went ahead and rounded up everyone’s tried-and-true comfort food staple: mac and cheese so you can score an indulgent meal when the mood strikes. Bobbie Sue’s View … Continued
