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A hot new Spanish restaurant from a Michelin-starred chef opens in Yorkville

By Jennifer Schembri

Toronto’s Yorkville neighborhood is now home to St. Thomas, a new Spanish-inspired restaurant and wine bar led by Michelin-starred chef Quinton Bennett (Enigma Yorkville). Staying true to the culinary traditions of northern Spain’s Basque Country, the restaurant embraces simplicity and robust flavours. It sources high-quality, local ingredients to craft a menu that authentically captures the … Continued

Where to find the best chilli in Toronto

By Christine Hogg

We’re about halfway through the month of November, and there’s a definite chill in the air. With it comes everything that we feel is comforting—a hot cup of cocoa, a warm blanket, and of course, tempting meals! There is nothing like sitting with a steaming hot bowl of chilli while winding down on a cold … Continued

Toronto just got a Japanese-inspired bar with 12 cocktails on tap

By Jennifer Schembri

Toronto nightlife just got a boost of adrenaline with the grand opening of Overpressure Club, the spirited sibling of the renowned Project Gigglewater. But while the bar shares the same level of quality hospitality as its counterpart, what sets this Japanese-inspired spot apart is its revolutionary take on cocktails: on tap. The name itself, Overpressure, hints at the … Continued

Roots launches collab with outdoorsy Hong Kong streetwear brand CLOT

By Ron Johnson

Iconic Toronto brand Roots is announcing a new collaboration with Hong Kong-based streetwear brand CLOT. This partnership marks a fusion of Canadian and Hong Kong aesthetics, celebrating Roots’ 50th anniversary and CLOT’s 20th anniversary. The first collection, named Go Outside: You’ll Be Glad is launching on Nov. 10 in Canada and Nov. 11 in Asia, followed … Continued

Hiking and camping safety tips

By Jarrod Daley

See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers With summer winding to a close and autumn just around the corner, many Canadians are looking to escape into nature before the cold winter temperatures begin. While hiking and camping trips can be wonderful opportunities to connect with nature and friends, safety should always be your #1 … Continued