With the Olympics just a week away, not all of us are lucky enough to be in Paris to cheer on Team Canada and soak in the city’s charm. But don’t worry — Toronto’s got plenty of ways to channel that Parisian vibe! From indulging in French bistros and savouring mouthwatering pastries to sipping champagne … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Each year, Ontarians are treated to top-quality theatre at internationally recognized festivals across the province. The Stratford Festival and Niagara-on-the-Lake’s Shaw Festival are two of Ontario’s most well-known theatre destinations, but many aren’t aware of the iconic performances that could be found on local stages in little-known heritage venues and rural playhouses. This season, check … Continued
No-shows have become a topic of conversation in Toronto’s restaurant scene. According to Mandoe Media’s latest study, a staggering 94.29 per cent of top global restaurants now enforce cancellation fees, with some charging as much as approximately $670 CAD per diner for late cancellations or absences. In some instances, the cancellation fee can be as … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Since relocating to Toronto, chief news anchor of CTV National News, Omar Sachedina, has connected with the city. We checked in with the broadcaster to find out more. What was your first job? My first job was as a DJ in Timmins, Ontario. I shot my own stuff, I wrote my own stuff, I edited … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Toronto is a diverse and energetic city, making it a favorite for travelers. As Canada’s largest city, it offers a plethora of experiences and panoramic views. From letting loose in lively clubs and bars to relaxing walks by Lake Ontario, Toronto offers an enjoyable nighttime experience for … Continued
When the Uptown Pub near Yonge and Lawrence shut down, it left a big void in the neighbourhood. Thankfully, this beloved gathering spot has a new vibe and plenty of excitement thanks to the vibrant new Greek restaurant Taverna Yiannis. Since opening a few months ago, Taverna Yiannis has energized the area with live music … Continued
Cruise down a private drive flanked by tall trees and curated lawns to a sophisticated residence offering privacy and luxury. A short walk from the conveniences of Yonge Street, life at 151 Centre St. feels a world away. Moments from five golf clubs, including Thornhill Club and Ladies Golf Club of Toronto, this prestigious Thornhill … Continued
Toronto has its beloved classics, but it’s the new restaurants that generate all the buzz. These are the spots to be at. From international brands making waves to first-time chefs on the rise, here are 20 new Toronto restaurants to see and be seen in this summer. 1. The Berczy Tavern A little bit of … Continued
With the Olympics just a week away, not all of us are lucky enough to be in Paris to cheer on Team Canada and take in the sights and sounds of the city of romance. But don’t worry — in Toronto, there are so many ways to embody the Paris lifestyle! From speakeasies to French art … Continued
With Jessica Guo on the roster, Team Canada’s women’s foil fencing team has high hopes for the Paris 2024 Olympics. The team is currently ranked fifth in the world and contributes to Team Canada’s standing as having one of its largest Olympic fencing teams since 1988. Here is what you need to know: Hometown: Toronto … Continued
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
A little bit of music and a whole lot of delicious food just hit Old Toronto with the opening of The Berczy Tavern. Chef Michael Angeloni, along with partners Adam Teolis and Yannick Bigourdan— the masterminds behind Amano Trattoria and Bar Notte — have brought this joint to life with a vibe that screams historic … Continued
