Best French restaurants in Toronto
By Jarrod Daley
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Paris Olympics Toronto athlete guide: Swimmer Josh Liendo
The Paris 2024 Olympics will be Josh Liendo’s shot at redemption, marking his return to the Games after his Tokyo 2020 debut. This year, Liendo has been named one of Canada’s Olympic swimming team captains alongside Kylie Masse, Mary-Sophie Harvey and Jeremy Bagshaw. Here is what you need to know: Hometown: Toronto Sport: Swimming Background: Liendo … Continued
Paris Olympics Toronto athlete guide: Swimmer Penny Oleksiak
Coming up on her third Olympics, with a whopping seven Olympic medals under her belt, Penny Oleksiak is Canada’s most decorated Olympian of all time. This year the Olympics will look a little different for Oleksiak, who has spent nearly two years away from competition as a result of injury. She will not be competing … Continued
Michelin chef behind Osteria Giulia is opening an Italian steak house in Toronto
Good news for fans of celebrity chef Rob Rossi: The Michelin-starred chef just dropped a bombshell on Instagram – a new venture is on the horizon. View this post on Instagram A post shared by David Minicucci (@davidminicucci) “Coming Fall 2024 N°4 Front Street E, Toronto,” Rossi captioned the post, unveiling “Sammarco” in bold … Continued
The 7 best food halls in Toronto you need to visit
Food halls are the rage in Toronto — one of the hottest trends. Dating back to ancient marketplaces, modern food halls revive the community spirit of gathering for fresh, artisanal foods. If you’re not in the know, here’s the lowdown on what they offer and why they’re all the buzz. Waterworks Food Hall View … Continued
Could a group of local residents kill the Regent Revival theatre project?
By Ron Johnson
A couple years back, when East Coast company Terra Bruce decided to buy the old Regent Theatre on Mount Pleasant and return it to its previous life as a beloved live theatre, everyone seemed thrilled with the notion. The facade and much of the theatre would be preserved, it would be modernised and enlarged. And, … Continued
Paris Olympics Toronto athlete guide: Swimmer Summer McIntosh
Since her debut in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics at just 14 years old, where she was the youngest member of Team Canada at the time, Summer McIntosh has proven herself to be a powerful force. Having broken over 75 Canadian Age Group records, McIntosh is set to make waves in the Paris Olympics. Here’s what … Continued
On the house: 7 delicious Toronto restaurants where kids eat for free
While most parents can wax poetic on the fun parts of being a parent, from the sweet kid art that adorns your fridge, impromptu dance parties and all that jazz, there are moments when cooking just isn’t in the cards (or maybe you’re just done with the cooking complaints). That’s when you can hit up … Continued
An exhibition of the works of Billy Idol guitarist coming to Toronto art gallery
By Ron Johnson
Toronto’s art scene is about to get an a bit of rebel yell vibes with the arrival of Billy Morrison’s month-long exhibit at Liss Gallery. The guitarist for Billy Idol and accomplished visual artist is bringing his bold and dynamic artworks to Toronto. Will there be “Eyes Without A Face?” You’ll have to wait to … Continued
Battle of Toronto’s French restaurants: Legend Le Select Bistro vs. rookie La Plume
French cuisine in Toronto plays out like a tale of two cities: Le Select Bistro, the seasoned veteran celebrated for its timeless charm, and La Plume, the new kid on the block bringing southern French elegance to The Well. From classic French fare that could charm even the pickiest Parisian to chic interiors that set … Continued
Toronto’s best butter tarts according to a Michelin chef
Nothing says “cottage” like butter tarts, beloved for their nostalgic, homey vibes and simple, rustic ingredients. Chef Anthony Rose took on the challenge of blind tasting seven from around Toronto and two from Muskoka to find the best of the bunch. Read on to find out which tarts really buttered him up. Winner: Circles & … Continued
Randy’s Patties is reopening: Did Drake save the day?
Amazing new for Toronto food lovers! Randy’s Patties, the iconic Jamaican patty spot, is making a comeback two years after shuttering its doors. For decades, Randy’s drew crowds around the block with their legendary beef patties, becoming a Toronto staple. Back in 1979, while other Jamaican bakeries dabbled with patties, Randy’s Take-Out rocked the culinary … Continued