Nothing captures the essence of summer in the city quite like the Canadian National Exhibition (CNE). This annual fair in Toronto holds the distinction of being the largest in Canada, with a history that spans over 150 years. In addition to the classic carnival rides, games, live performances, exhibits, and, of course, all of that delicious food, … Continued
If print is dead, no one told Toronto. Fashion lovers around the city have grown to cherish the tactile feel of old lookbooks, magazines and other vintage fashion books with creative styling — and they don’t sell for cheap. Vintage fashion magazines and books can sell from $20 to over $300 (with a few so exclusive … Continued
Picking a place to eat in Yorkville is like picking a place to drink on King West — there are endless options. But that just means you’re sure to find the vibe you’re looking for. So, whether that’s a rooftop patio to sip a pint while watching the Jays’ game, a laid back cocktail bar … Continued
By lindsaylow
This summer, it seems like everyone is traveling to Europe. Whether you’ve got your own European vacation planned this summer and don’t want it to end or are dreaming of getting a taste of Italy or Portugal, we’ve got you covered. Here’s your how-to guide to summer like a European this summer — without ever … Continued
Sangita Patel is Streets of Toronto’s new advice columnist and is an entertainment reporter with ET Canada. She lives in Toronto with her husband and two daughters. Dear Sangita: Everyone around me is getting engaged, and I’m feeling pressure like I should be too. My partner and I are happy where we are though. … Continued
Black Restaurant Week, established in 2016 by Warren Luckett, Falayn Ferrell, and Derek Robinson, is an annual celebration dedicated to honouring the rich flavors and culinary traditions of African-American, African, and Caribbean cuisines on a national scale. This initiative plays a pivotal role in fostering community engagement by organizing a series of events and promotional … Continued
By Erin Neilly
Lilly Singh is back in the spotlight this month with a new CTV show, Battle of the Generations, that pits millennials against gen-Xers in a family quiz battle for the ages.We checked in with this very funny Torontonian to ask her all about it and more. What’s this show all about? It is a pop … Continued
As one of the newest additions to ET Canada’s reporting team, Brittnee Blair has travelled the globe interviewing some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, including Robert De Niro, Michelle Yeoh and Kelly Clarkson. She got her start on TV as the “Queen Bee” on Big Brother Canada’s third season, but you might recognize her from her … Continued
By Erin Neilly
In response to ongoing safety and security concerns on the TTC, the TTC Board recently approved the “move along” strategy, over the objections from some community-led organizations that the strategy was insensitive to those who are homeless or underhoused. How did we get to a point where the transit system became a shelter system? During … Continued
Taylor Swift couldn’t have paid for this kind of publicity. Just a day ago, the pop star unveiled an additional 14 dates for her highly anticipated international The Eras Tour, and once again Toronto was left off the list. The 33-year-old announced that while she will play extra nights in cities like Paris, Lisbon, Liverpool, Stockholm, … Continued
We asked chef Anthony Rose to take a walk on the wild side this summer and sample the city’s new crop of unconventional ice cream combos. Read on to find out which flavours made him melt. Winner: Black sesame egg yolk —Wong’s Ice Cream “Cool! The egg yolk is very custardy and rich and so delicious. This is … Continued
SCTV, Kids in the Hall, Baroness von Sketch Show, Wayne and Shuster — and now, if Bruce McCulloch knows what he’s talking about, The Dessert. Hailed as the next generation of Canadian sketch comedy, the six-episode series launching on Friday is executive produced by Kids in the Hall alum McCulloch and, in an unlikely but … Continued
