You’ve heard about eating your greens, but what about wearing them? Aynsley Grealis is a Toronto artist who creates elaborate crochet garments and accessories — like bags shaped like hotdogs and avocado toast and embellished balaclavas, as well as patterns to teach you how to make your own designs. Her wearable art brand Knotted Neon has … Continued
Every year, the clock barely strikes midnight on Oct. 31 before stores are dusting off their holiday decor, stringing lights and hanging ornaments to signify the start to the holiday season. Maybe you very quickly follow suit, barely out of your own spooky costume before you drag your Christmas tree out of storage and artfully … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers As winter blankets the Canadian landscape in a pristine layer of snow, snowmobiling enthusiasts gear up for thrilling rides through trails around Canada. For many Canadians, this activity is a cherished pastime, offering a unique way to experience the beauty of the season. However, as the largest … Continued
Baking Christmas cookies is one of the most fun parts of getting ready for the holidays. But between last-minute shopping and cooking up a holiday feast for the whole family, sometimes, baking takes a back seat. Luckily, bakeries across the city are busy baking up a storm for all of your holiday needs, and are … Continued
This year, instead of slaving over the stove and trying to make the perfect Christmas meal for your family, why not let someone else do the work for you? These upscale Toronto restaurants are offering Christmas dinners big enough for you and the whole family. Here are the best places to dine at on Christmas … Continued
With the end of the year upon us, we’re taking the time to honour some of the most inspiring women of 2023. Despite an actors’ and writers’ strike, the year has been filled with incredible artistry — here are the most inspiring women in film and TV, from directors to actors, in Toronto. You can … Continued
Having a hard time choosing between staying home and dining out? A common dilemma on most nights. Toronto’s culinary scene has transformed with delivery services like UberEats, ensuring convenience for those cozy Netflix marathons at home. But, this convenience may come with a financial trade-off. The cost difference between ordering on Uber Eats and dining in is worth … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Last night, one of the world’s most popular film stars, Timothée Chalamet, delighted fans with an unexpected appearance at an immersive screening event for his new Wonka movie in Yorkdale Shopping Centre. The Wonka’s Sweet Escape experience is located within the mall and will be open until Jan. 2, 2024, offering fans the chance to … Continued
As 2023 comes to a close, it’s time for our annual showcase of the city’s most inspiring women features artists, activists, athletes and more who have led by example, achieved against all odds and made this city and this year special. We’re shining a light on some of the most incredible women in Toronto and … Continued
The journalists | Fatima Syed and Emma McIntosh When Premier Doug Ford first announced the province’s plan to open up parts of the Greenbelt — and those parcels of land just happened to be owned by developer friends of his — Ontarians were suspicious. But if it wasn’t for the intrepid reporters at independent media … Continued
The actor | Rachel McAdams From Mean Girls to The Notebook to Spotlight, Rachel McAdams has made a career for herself that is anything but predictable. Going after complicated characters and imbuing them with her trademark charm and depth, McAdams brought that same ethos to a childhood classic this year. Transforming Judy Blume’s Are You … Continued
The author | Carley Fortune An award-winning journalist and editor at some of the top newspapers and magazines in Canada, Carley Fortune has now made a name for herself as an author, too. Her nostalgic and heartwarming novels Every Summer After and Meet Me At the Lake have earned her a legion of fans — … Continued
