By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers As we settle into spring, many homeowners are ready to jump back into outdoor work around the house such as gardening, landscaping and home maintenance. While these activities can be rewarding, they can also pose serious risks of injury if proper precautions are not taken. “Outdoor housework … Continued
Discover a world of new experiences at The Well. Located at Front and Spadina, this isn’t just another new development in Toronto — it’s a buzzing mini-city packed with retail, offices and homes. With 22,000 people mingling here daily, and 11,000 living and working on site, the energy is palpable. The Well boasts 1.2 million … Continued
Sipping on a cocktail is that much more enjoyable with the sun or your shoulders and the breeze in your hair and with the temperatures on the rise, outdoor dining beckons. OpenTable is inviting Torontonians to step out and dine al fresco with the help of their list of Canada’s 100 Most Popular Outdoor Dining … Continued
Euro 2024 is here, bringing excitement to football fans across Toronto! Italy defends its title after a dramatic victory over England in the previous edition. This year’s tournament, held in Germany, features 24 teams competing for glory. Matches kick off on June 14, with the opening game between hosts Germany and Scotland at the Munich … Continued
Sangita Patel is Streets of Toronto’s advice columnist and was previously an entertainment reporter with ET Canada. She lives in Toronto with her husband and two daughters. Dear Sangita: My mom is going through what some might call a mid-life crisis since divorcing my dad, and it’s giving me a lot of stress! I’ll call her … Continued
Grant van Gameren is shaving pecorino cheese on dishes and working the line, tattoos sticking out from his black T-shirt like a rock ’n’ roll star superimposed in a kitchen. He’s wearing a black baseball cap and apron, and while he pumps out crudites and fish, the restaurateur as responsible as anyone for elevated hipster … Continued
Patrick Suksaen is a big fan of brunch. And of Thai food. So, with his latest restaurant, he decided to combine the two – a natural cultural marriage, he says – and open Le Lert, a new all-day eatery right in the heart of the city. Located at 27 Carlton Street, walking distance from Toronto … Continued
Beloved Dundas West music venue Bar Orwell closed permanently in April after they were forced into eviction. Now the musicians that have shared its space are performing to raise money to keep the owners afloat and secure a new location. The bar announced the news on their Instagram, along with a GoFundMe — explaining that their … Continued
Hate it or love it, Summerlicious 2010 is just around the corner with more than 150 restaurants set to serve fancy fare at discounted prices. Check out who’s participating this year and what they’ll be serving.
By Jarrod Daley
For most millennials who grew up in Canada, comedian, writer and actor Sabrina Jalees is a household name. Since her early days as a TV regular on MuchMusic, Roast Battle Canada and more, Jalees has become an accomplished triple threat. She was a writer on clever comedies Search Party, Big Mouth, Fraggle Rock: Back to … Continued
There’s a new English language proficiency test available for new immigrants coming to Canada, and it will make the process of approval for permanent economic migration and Canadian citizenship faster, fairer and simpler than ever before. The newly launched test by Pearson, the world’s leading learning company, has been approved by Immigration, Refugees and Citizenship … Continued
