By Jarrod Daley
When it comes to tackling tasks around your property, some may seem simple enough at first glance. However, some jobs carry significant risks, particularly when they involve large, heavy objects like trees.
By Nisean Lorde
The Professional Women’s Hockey League (PWHL) unveiled their new Toronto Sceptres logo yesterday…and fans have noted that it looks somewhat familiar to a logo Taylor Swift bore in one of her videos a decade ago. The emblem combines the initials “T” and “S” to represent Toronto Sceptres, with a sceptre motif to evoke power, reflecting … Continued
When the eighth season of Selling Sunset was released on Netflix this past week, fans of the show were introduced to yet another new agent joining the Oppenheim Group: Alanna Gold. Agents have certainly come and gone from the group thanks to a plethora of drama, intimidation and office politics, but we’re hoping Gold can hold … Continued
With TIFF in full swing, it’s time to step up your pre-show game. Whether you’re looking for a glamorous dining experience or a quick, flavour-packed bite, Toronto has a spot to suit your needs. From chic venues perfect for star-spotting to cosy places with big flavour, here’s where to eat before the film festival takes … Continued
Toronto has its amazing share of brunch spots, but a new restaurant from Montreal is looking to add a little French flair to the scene. L’Avenue, Montreal’s brunch institution since 1994, has just landed its first flagship location outside of Quebec, right in the heart of Toronto’s buzzing The Well. Stepping into L’Avenue is like entering … Continued
Toronto’s dining scene is abuzz with news that one of midtown’s most prominent restaurants, Cibo Wine Bar, is now up for lease. Located at 2472 Yonge St, this iconic spot has long been a cornerstone of the Yonge & Eglinton area, known for its authentic Southern Italian cuisine. The restaurant’s spacious layout, spanning 10,910 square … Continued
In an age where every penny counts, D&D Poultry, a Toronto chicken processing company, has been a game-changer for families across Ontario, especially in the GTA. With over 30 years of history, this family-owned business shows that quality and affordability coexist without compromise. Founded by Kostas and Anastasia Dikeos, D&D Poultry started with a clear … Continued
Shake Shack has taken Toronto by storm with its smash burgers getting rave reviews. But how do they stack up against our local spots? With a history of having created the city’s most outrageous burger, chef Mark McEwan is the perfect judge for this epic burger showdown. Winner: The Rudy Burger from Rudy’s “Good beef flavour, and … Continued
By Ron Johnson
On Sept. 22, the city will be transformed into a giant, living domino course, with 8,000 human-sized dominoes toppling their way through 2.5 km of downtown streets, parks, and buildings. This one-of-a-kind event, created by the globally acclaimed Station House Opera, invites Torontonians to come together in a day of fun, community, and artistic flair. … Continued
The Steak Pit is making a comeback, and midtown residents can’t contain their excitement. Yes, you read that right: in just a few short weeks, you’ll be able to order a filet mignon with the Steak Pit’s signature Mexican rib sauce while dining on cloth-covered tables in a nostalgia-filled room. The famous steak house, which … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The 2024 Toronto International Film Festival officially kicks off today and that means celebrities will be strutting the red carpet at movie premieres as well as checking out local restaurants. This year’s A-list is expected to include 700+ celebs, including actors, directors, musicians, and other notable figures in the entertainment industry. Here’s a list of … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Autumn is right around the corner: it gets colder, it gets darker, things start to die. A good time to see a comedy show, and forget all that! This fall, Toronto is set to sparkle with an incredible array of comedic talent from local stand-ups to huge international superstars. Get ready for a series of … Continued
