By lindsaylow
Chester Brown’s graphic novel Paying For It is a Toronto classic, born in the vibrant 1990s when the city was finding its edge. Sook-Yin Lee, an iconic Toronto artist and former VJ at MuchMusic in that beloved era, was right there with him. Now, she has adapted this provocative comic novel into a film, set … Continued
One of Toronto’s hottest doughnut brands, COPS, is heading to New York City. Known for its inventive treats and striking pink storefronts, COPS is set to bring its unique blend of art and flavour to the Big Apple. Owner Alex White announced the news on Instagram with a typically inventive launch video featuring a car … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto’s fall concerts lineup is packed with standout shows, from rock legends to rising stars. Dive into our top 15 picks for the must-see gigs that will light up the city this season. Marcus King Marcus King, the Grammy-nominated musician from Greenville, South Carolina, is set to bring his Mood Swings The World Tour to … Continued
With TIFF rolling into town, Toronto’s red carpet is practically sizzling with star power. If you’re eyeing a chance to rub shoulders with Hollywood royalty, here’s where you should be. 1. Nobu View this post on Instagram A post shared by Nobu Toronto (@nobutoronto) First on the list: Nobu, Toronto’s new glitterati hotspot. … Continued
Named after the neurotransmitter that floods your brain with pleasure, Dopamina, the new upscale Asian-influenced Mediterranean restaurant on Bay Street, aims to deliver exactly that — culinary euphoria. Dopamina soft opened earlier this month in the 50-storey Burano Condos at 832 Bay Street. Owner Gary, who’s no stranger to the restaurant scene in Markham, had … Continued
Award-winning filmmaker Atom Egoyan is all set to head up the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) platform jury this year — 40 years after he presented his debut film Next of Kin at the film festival, starring his wife, actor Arsinée Khanijian. Here he shares their very untraditional first kiss and first date. How they met … Continued
Toronto, the largest city in Canada, is a hub of entertainment, food, and culture. However, for those seeking the thrill of gaming, the city and surrounding area have several world-class casinos that welcome casual and seasoned gamblers. Of course, Toronto residents don’t always have to travel to a land-based casino to play slots and other popular table games. … Continued
Nestled in the charming neighbourhood of north Forest Hill, The Eglinton Way boasts a vibrant dining scene that reflects the diverse culinary traditions of Toronto. Whether you’re in the mood for authentic Italian, fresh seafood, or a cozy pub atmosphere, this stretch of 9 blocks between Chaplin Crescent and Oriole Parkway offers a variety of … Continued
The school year has officially begun, and one local Toronto mall has launched a school supply drive to help kids start the school year off right. Yorkgate Mall is back with its second annual Countdown to Class! School Supplies Drive, in support of The Children’s Breakfast Clubs. The amazing local organization has been around for … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto, as we know, has an incredible music scene. Not sure if you’ve heard, but Drake lives here. So. Beyond that, the city is known for producing both world-renowned musicians and scrappy indie rock super heroes. But Toronto has also served as the backdrop for some of the most memorable fictional bands in film and … Continued
By Ron Johnson
As autumn settles in, Toronto’s cultural scene bursts to life with a variety of festivals that promise to entertain and inspire. From comedy and dance to visual arts and literature, this guide highlights must-attend events across the city. Whether you’re eager to laugh, explore local art, or dive into contemporary dance, Toronto’s fall arts scene … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
With Labour Day weekend officially over, Torontonians are gearing up to embrace the cooler weather and warmer colours of the autumn season! While the city’s tree canopy typically changes colour in mid-September during cooler temperatures, reports suggest that deciduous tree leaves have already started changing colours in some provincial parks across Ontario due to the … Continued
