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Toronto music icon Robbie Robertson passes away at age 80

Robbie Robertson is having a good year. He’s got a new hit record, he’s been immortalized on a postage stamp and he received The Order of Canada. The founder of the seminal music group The Band, Robertson released How to Become Clairvoyant —his first solo album in more than 15 years — this spring. Squirrelled away in the posh confines of the Windsor Arms Hotel in Yorkville, we sat down with one of the most iconic rock legends this city has ever produced.

Michelin Stars Multiply; T.O. welcomes two Chinese restaurants to the Guide

By Jennifer Schembri

Seize the moment to secure a reservation (while you still can) at a new crop of Toronto restaurants. Both MIMI Chinese and its sister restaurant Sunnys, are amongst the prestigious Michelin Guide’s newest additions to its Toronto selection. This makes them the only restaurant group to receive Michelin recognition for two of their restaurants other than … Continued

Pickleball club Fairgrounds set for huge expansion and new Rosedale flagship

By Ron Johnson

In 2022, Fairgrounds Public Racket Club converted a midtown Toronto site to a temporary but vastly popular pickleball club, showcasing the fast-growing sport’s social side. Now, following its opening at the Stackt Market earlier this year, the club is set for massive growth announcing a number of new facilities including a flagship location back in … Continued

How They Met: Canadian country crooner Tim Hicks on finding his match

By Julia Mastroianni

Country singer Tim Hicks has five Juno nominations, a Canadian Country Music Award win and three platinum-selling singles under his belt — and now, he’ll be headlining Boots and Hearts Music Festival this weekend alongside Keith Urban, Tim McGraw and more. Ahead of the festival, he and his wife, registered nurse Amanda Hicks, tell us … Continued

Michelin stars multiply; 12 new Toronto restaurants added to the guide

By Ron Johnson

Although the restaurants will be properly fêted at a swanky event at History next month, the list of the 12 new restaurants that will be added to the Toronto edition of the Michelin Guide has been revealed. “By disclosing some of the new additions discovered by our inspectors throughout the year, we are further enhancing … Continued

The best burgers from around the world you can find in Toronto

By Jennifer Schembri

In a city as diverse as Toronto, chefs infuse multiculturalism into the beloved classic: the burger. Chef Anthony Rose explores the international burger scene and chooses a champion from six sizzling contenders. Winner: India “It’s really pretty to look at! It’s got nice layers, it’s well put together and stays together great, too. The flavours of the masalas really stand out.” Masala Blvd … Continued

Here is how to buy Taylor Swift tickets when they go on sale tomorrow

By Ron Johnson

By now, we’ve all heard the news that the one-and-only Taylor Swift is playing not one, not two, but six shows in Toronto next year as part of her Eras Tour at the Rogers Centre. That’s close to 300,000 chances to score a ticket, which might seem to the uninitiated like a good shot, but … Continued

Who is liable when a minor is injured while playing school sports in Canada?

By Jarrod Daley

See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Each year, many parents allow their children to try out for a school sports team with the expectation that it will be a safe and harmless extracurricular activity. While this is generally true, the reality is that accidents can and do still happen. As Canada’s largest personal … Continued

Immersive art exhibit will transform an old theatre into a Parisian café

By Ron Johnson

Although the CAA Theatre is slated for demolition in the near future, it is going out in style with a new immersive art exhibition set to transform the space into an old-timey Parisian cafe´. Lasting Impressions in 3D will use the theatre to showcase the brilliance of French Impressionist painters starting Aug. 10 and running … Continued

New York brand Kith is coming to Toronto but it’s apparently a secret

By Julia Mastroianni

Gear up streetwear junkies; New York-based streetwear boutique Kith is preparing to take over a massive storefront in Yorkville — if the rumours are true, that is. The company has yet to officially announce the store’s opening day. Not only that, but the brand has barely acknowledged the fact that the store exists. However, some … Continued

Ukraine’s national ballet is coming to Toronto as part of cross-country tour

By Ron Johnson

The highly esteemed National Ballet of Ukraine is set to embark on a Canadian tour beginning in January. The tour will include stops in Québec City, Montréal, Ottawa, Toronto, Winnipeg, Regina, Saskatoon, Edmonton, Calgary, and Vancouver. Tickets for the performances will go on sale in mid-September. The National Ballet of Ukraine, which is bringing 150 … Continued

6 celebrity-owned restaurants to try in Toronto

By Jennifer Schembri

Celebrities aren’t just known for their wealth and good looks; they are always on the hunt for savvy opportunities to grow their money and investing in restaurants has become one of the most popular options for them. From fast-food joints to luxe dining experiences, here are six celebrity-owned Toronto restaurants you can visit today. Another … Continued

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