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. Toronto’s top meteorologists … Continued
In Toronto, you’ll find restaurants where prices are sky-high and portions are tiny, leaving you hungry for more. There are also spots that embrace a “more is more” philosophy. From towering stacks of pancakes to hefty burgers, these five Toronto restaurants serve up huge portions that’ll satisfy any appetite. Sugo At Bloor West Italian favourite, … Continued
A Toronto resident recently recounted a surprising experience from a dinner outing at one of her favourite upscale Italian restaurants. Despite the establishment’s reputation and multiple locations in Montreal and Toronto, the patron and her dining companions were met with an unexpected and unwelcome policy: “No tap water allowed!” On March 29, Elise Burton, a … Continued
Louise Pitre has a career so long and illustrious that it’s difficult to pick just one standout role — but perhaps her most iconic moment is that of originating the role of Donna Sheridan in Mamma Mia!, which also happened to be her Broadway debut. Dubbed Canada’s first lady of musical theatre, the vocal powerhouse … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Remember when Perry Farrell of the iconic alternative rock bank Porno for Pyros put on a devastating and surreal show at the Woodstock anniversary concert — yes, the one with the minor riots and water shortage. At the end, he uttered the words “this is your Woodstock now.” I was reminded of that very line … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Joe Flaherty, a prominent comedian and one of the original cast members of the Canadian sketch comedy show SCTV, has passed away, as confirmed by his family. Flaherty, who was born in Pittsburgh, had a significant career in comedy. He spent seven years at The Second City in Chicago before relocating to Canada to help … Continued
A culinary duo known for showcasing the best of Ontario with pop-ups around Toronto is finally moving into a space of their own in Leslieville. With an anticipated opening on April 4 at 996 Queen Street E., Ricky + Olivia will not only showcase all that Ontario has to offer through both familiar and all-new … Continued
Everyone is getting in on the April Fools fun — including local quick service restaurant ManchuWOK. Ever been tempted to try a cross between a burger and classic Chinese dishes? Think egg rolls sandwiched on a bun or honey garlic chicken stuffed into a burger. A recent announcement from Manchu about a new menu line … Continued
Toronto has a bunch of amazing bakeries dishing out mouthwatering treats, from Parisian flans and lemon tarts to eclairs and creme brûlée. But let’s not overlook the city’s sensational cookie scene, where the humble treat reigns supreme! Check out the top spots in Toronto to satisfy your cookie cravings. Le Gourmand Le Gourmand is renowned for … Continued
Exciting news for regulars of BarChef and Prequel and Co. Apothecary! The team behind these iconic spaces is now bringing their renowned style and storytelling to their latest opening on Dundas Street West. Though featuring a distinctive cocktail program with unique bitters and syrups, COMPTON AVE. follows in the footsteps of its predecessors. It promises … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto is known for its vibrant comic scene, showcasing a diverse range of talents from stand-up comedians to drag queens. As April Fool’s Day approaches, let’s spotlight some of the city’s best comics who are making waves locally and internationally. From Netflix appearances to live shows, these talented individuals bring laughter and joy to audiences … Continued
Bao House brings the creative vision of a seasoned chef to life. Owned and operated by Wen Hsuan Lee, renowned for his passion for crafting affordable yet delicious dishes, the restaurant, located in North York, is swiftly gaining recognition in the neighbourhood. Lee’s story is as fascinating as the dishes he serves. Born in Taiwan in the 1950s, he experienced poverty … Continued
