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This $8.9 million Frank Lloyd Wright-inspired home is an architectural marvel

Truly one of the most iconic homes in the world-class ‘Doulton Estates’ in Mississauga, 2386 Doulton Place is an architectural masterpiece. This raised bungalow seamlessly blends warm contemporary design with stately elegance. Inspired by the legendary Frank Lloyd Wright (Robie House), this home offers expansive luxury estate living at its finest in a breathtaking, inspirational and tranquil setting. Overlooking … Continued

Wildly popular Hippie Market is returning this spring for all your vintage needs

By Nisean Lorde

Toronto’s Hippie Market—a large outdoor pop-up market where you can nab vintage clothes and antique goods—is returning late next month after a brief winter break. View this post on Instagram A post shared by HIPPIE MARKET VINTAGE & HANDMADE FOR ALL (@hippiemarketlife) The Hippie Market is known as “Toronto’s biggest small vendor market,” … Continued

A beloved Toronto diner forced to close in two days launches GoFundMe campaign

By Jennifer Schembri

UPDATE: Just a month ago, Toronto stalwart Flo’s Diner stunned its loyal patrons with news of its sudden closure after serving the community for over three decades. The decision came amidst a lease negotiation gone awry, so the beloved diner was forced to shut its doors. In response to the outpouring of support from loyal customers … Continued

Six tips to help keep your kids safe during the winter months

By Jarrod Daley

See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers With winter comes many safety considerations for parents. Canada’s largest Personal Injury Law Firm, Diamond and Diamond Lawyers, is aware of the diverse challenges and risks the season can present. The firm’s Managing Partner, Sandra Zisckind, shares six essential tips to help parents ensure the safety of … Continued

This west end Toronto laundromat doubles as a free art gallery

By Julia Mastroianni

There’s a laundromat in Roncesvalles that isn’t just a laundromat. Though it’s been operational for over a decade, it had been pretty quiet until Jyll Simmons and her partner Dan Ihnatowycz took it over just before the pandemic. Now it doubles as She Said Gallery, a free gallery for artists who are interested in showing … Continued

This Toronto doughnut shop just launched a sweet collab with a Michelin-starred chef

By Jennifer Schembri

Taking doughnuts to a whole new level, one city shop has joined forces with Toronto’s top Michelin chefs for a collaboration that is sure to leave you drooling. COPS Doughnuts, known for their innovative fusion of fashion and art and their delicious miniature doughnuts, is wrapping up their Yes Chef Series in style. Teaming up … Continued

Here are 7 of the best new music festivals near Toronto to check out this summer

By Ron Johnson

It used to be the same old festivals would be trotted out every year, and we liked it. But something changed. Now, over the past few years, a slew of new festivals near Toronto have been added to the summer music mix. These events offer a delightful fusion of craft brews and live performances, promising … Continued

The 5 best restaurants in the Annex, ranked

By Jennifer Schembri

Toronto’s Annex neighbourhood is renowned for its rich history and vibrant culture, boasting Victorian homes and bustling streets. Among its many attractions, the area is celebrated for its diverse array of fantastic restaurants. Here are five of the best eateries in the area. 5. Victory Cafe Full of pub grub and craft beer on tap, … Continued

A new second-hand shop is opening in the thrift district of North York

By Julia Mastroianni

Fashion resale company Plato’s Closet just announced the opening of its latest location on Orfus Road. This move not only marks the brand’s further expansion into Toronto but also points to the development of a thrift district in the North York neighbourhood. Duff Kovacs, the franchise owner behind this venture, emphasizes the importance of offering … Continued

The best doughnut shops in Toronto

By Jennifer Schembri

In Toronto, doughnuts are the ultimate comfort food, perfect for a sugary meal or a mid-afternoon snack. Whether you’re into classic flavours or prefer to explore more exotic options, there’s a doughnut joint in the city sure to hit the spot. With tons of cool bakeries and specialty shops around, exploring the doughnut scene is … Continued

What are the gambling laws in Toronto in 2024?

By Dorothy Chudzinski

The topic of gambling legalization has been highly contentious in Canada over the past few decades. There was a time when the notion that you could legally gamble seemed fanciful, as most provinces had near-complete bans on betting or gambling outside of licensed casinos. Gambling legalization became a reality in 2021 when the Senate approved … Continued

Toronto welcomes The Road to Dublin pop-up bar just in time for St. Patrick’s Day

By Jennifer Schembri

Toronto is gearing up for St. Patrick’s Day with The Road to Dublin, a pop-up bar experience back for its second year. This event is set to immerse Toronto’s beer-loving crowd in the flavours and history of Ireland, making it a must-visit for anyone seeking festive fun. Hailing from Vancouver, The Road to Dublin is now … Continued

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