65 amazing burgers in Toronto you need to try at least once
By Jarrod Daley
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A pay-what-you-can farmers’ market is coming to Toronto
By Nisean Lorde
A new community farmers’ market is coming to downtown Toronto this month, but this one’s different from the other markets in that patrons pay what they can. Dixon Hall’s ‘Our Fair Share’ — in collaboration with FoodShare’s Good Food Markets and other food security organizations — is launching a sustainable pay-what-you-choose (PWYC) farmers’ market that … Continued
Toronto’s top chefs pick the best new restaurants: Laura Maxwell
Toronto’s dining scene has been a whirlwind of dynamic, diverse and eclectic this year, as evidenced by our curated list of the 12 best new restaurants. We believe in getting the real scoop from insiders, which is why we tapped into the city’s culinary elite, from Michelin stars to celebrity chefs, to bring you their top picks. Next on … Continued
Canadian women’s soccer team advances to Olympic quarterfinals against all odds
By Nisean Lorde
Canada’s women’s soccer team beat Columbia on Wednesday to advance to the Olympic quarterfinals, despite some major challenges in their path. The much-needed win comes just days after FIFA docked six points from the team after two assistant coaches were caught using drones to spy on New Zealand’s training sessions last week before their opening … Continued
A bougie new restaurant is opening inside a celeb favourite hotel in Toronto
As if the Ritz Carton, Toronto wasn’t swanky enough, a new restaurant is set to transform the lobby into a vibrant Northern Italian escape. Opening this fall, Lano isn’t just another café and wine bar. It’s a sleek all-day hot spot bringing a taste of Milan’s elegance to Toronto’s upscale crowd. “Lano’s varied offerings and inviting … Continued
The best croque madame in Toronto
When it comes to French sandwiches, the croque madame reigns supreme. This delicious ham and cheese masterpiece is dripping with creamy béchamel, toasted to perfection and crowned with a fried egg. Born in early 20th-century Paris, this decadent meal became an instant café legend and remains a favourite today. Looking for the perfect croque madame … Continued
Indulge in the Art of Indian Fine Dining
Aamara, a newly opened restaurant in Toronto, is revolutionizing the city’s culinary scene with its innovative take on modern Indian cuisine. This establishment invites diners to embark on a gastronomic journey that explores India’s rich culinary heritage, blending traditional flavours with contemporary techniques to create an unforgettable dining experience. The name Aamara, derived from the Sanskrit word … Continued
Toronto park is offering a futuristic way to order food with augmented reality
Toronto’s Trinity Bellwoods Park is about to become the city’s coolest dining destination — if you know where to look. Enter Wenu Eat, the groundbreaking platform that’s flipping the food delivery game on its head with a splash of augmented reality. Picture this: you’re lounging in the park, the sun’s out and your stomach’s growling. … Continued
Nautical fashion is taking over Toronto and you can find it from $29 to $499
One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker or tune into her podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. Sail into the season’s … Continued
Toronto’s all-white dinner party is back at a secret location
Mark your calendars for September 19th — Toronto’s secret soirée is back. Le Diner en Blanc returns for its 11th year, inviting guests to don their finest white attire for a chic, en masse picnic at an undisclosed location. If you’ve never been or heard of it, here’s what to expect: Thousands of guests, dressed … Continued
Paris Olympics Toronto guide: Basketball player Laeticia Amihere
Heading into her second Olympic Games, Laeticia Amihere is on track to make history. The Atlanta Dream forward is the youngest Olympian in Atlanta’s franchise history, having made continuous appearances in the FIBA Olympic qualifying tournaments for Tokyo 2020 and Paris 2024. Here is what you need to know: Hometown: Mississauga Sport: Basketball Background: Amihere … Continued
Toronto’s Summer McIntosh wins gold for her second Olympic medal in Paris
Summer McIntosh made Toronto proud during the 400-metre individual medley on Monday, winning her first gold medal of the Paris Olympics. The 17-year-old Torontonian finished five seconds ahead of silver medallist Katie Grimes of the United States with a time of four minutes, 27.71 seconds in a race that combines butterfly, backstroke, breaststroke and freestyle. … Continued