Mark is a craftsman, woodworker, and social media personality with a passion for empowering others to “Do It Themselves.” He has catapulted his way into the DIY/home reno world, becoming a credible online content creator known for sharing the creative tips and tricks he has picked up throughout his carpentry journey. Follow him at @remarkableworks … Continued
Ossington Avenue in Toronto’s west end is a bustling strip known for its collection of good food, cool retail and vintage shopping, trendy cafes and a collection of effortlessly cool bars to suit any mood. It was even named one of the top 15 “world’s coolest streets” in Time Out’s second annual rankings, making it … Continued
Your bathroom has seen better days and now it is time for a makeover. There are many reasons why a renovation makes sense. A remodel can improve the appearance, safety and functionality of your bathroom. Best of all, it can increase the value of your home. It has been estimated you can recoup $4 for … Continued
Wider acceptance of sexuality and sexual liberation is linked to a higher quality of life and better overall mental health. So you’ll be happy to learn that Toronto was ranked high on a list of the most sexually liberated cities of 2023 this week, according to online sexual health publication Lust Magazine. Toronto took spot … Continued
By Ron Johnson
About 23 years ago, acclaimed Toronto actor and director Paul Gross made his first stage appearance at the Stratford Festival production of Hamlet in the lead role as the Prince of Denmark. Now, decades later, he’s back and now he’s the King of England. Gross is set to star in the iconic Shakespeare tragedy King Lear, … Continued
One of the city’s best gourmet and natural food grocer, the Sweet Potato has finally opened its doors at 1678 Bayview Ave. After months of major delays from shelving deliveries to fridge installations, the organic grocer has finally opened its doors at 1678 Bayview Avenue. The natural grocer’s first location on Vine Avenue has now … Continued
The last year was a a busy and exciting one for the Toronto food scene, in which we saw electric openings that ranged from highbrow to low, including modest local joints and grand, attention-grabbing eateries. To highlight the standout newcomers, we asked Michelin-recognized chef Jeffrey Bovis, recently awarded a Bib Gourmand for Wynona— a lovely … Continued
Donna Bulika wanted to use her passion to bring people together. She’s a real estate broker by trade but, on a trip to Croatia, discovered something she loved. Upon her first sip of orange wine in a Michelin-starred restaurant in Dubrovnik, she knew she needed to bring its tradition, and the light, full-bodied flavour of … Continued
By Ron Johnson
With his soulful melodies, introspective lyrics, and captivating stage presence, Hayden promises an unforgettable evening of music on May 27 when legendary singer takes the Massey Hall stage. As far as sad and forlorn singer-songwriters go, Hayden is surely one of the OGs of the genre. Hayden started strumming beautifully mopey ditties in the bedroom … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers For those of us who suffer from acid reflux or ‘heartburn,’ we know that relieving that sensation is a top priority. Zantac, also known as ranitidine, is a medication used to decrease stomach acid production and curb heartburn and other digestive issues. After regular users of Zantac … Continued
Planning a wedding is a big deal — cue Jennifer Lopez in The Wedding Planner. From the flowers and colours, to the food and cake, it feels like the decision-making will never end. And let’s not forget the most important one you’ll have to make: the venue. Whether you’re a traditional couple looking for a modern … Continued
This month, showrunner and producer Jennifer Podemski’s groundbreaking new series Little Bird is set to premiere on Crave. The actor, producer, director and writer is telling a story that has rarely received attention from Canada’s film and TV industry — the “Sixties Scoop,” which refers to the removal of thousands of Indigenous children out of their … Continued
