With spring finally in the air, Toronto’s many vibrant neighbourhoods, including the Mount Pleasant Village BIA, are full of life and ready for exploration. From art crawls and patios to boutique shopping and family fun, this part of midtown has a little bit of everything for everyone. Conveniently located between Davisville and Eglinton, Mount Pleasant … Continued
As the demand for rental properties continues to rise, so does the risk of rental scams and fraud. Unscrupulous individuals often prey on unsuspecting tenants, taking advantage of their lack of knowledge about the rental market. Royal York Property Management, a leading property management company with over 15 years of experience in the rental industry, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Lavender Polo Farm is welcoming visitors, wedding parties, weekend lavender enthusiasts, picnic-goers, yogis, and even polo enthusiasts seeking a unique and fragrant experience beginning next month to its massive, wonderfully scented facility north of Toronto. The farm boasts more than 155 acres of Spanish and English lavender, refreshments, and plenty of Instagrammable spots. Originally … Continued
Surrounded by well over half an acre of curated gardens, the home at 1372 Aldo Dr. is as lavish as it is charming. Offering five bedrooms, eight bathrooms and multiple entertainment spaces, this property, listed at $6,998,800, offers all that one could wish for in terms of home luxuries. Nestled on a quiet cul-de-sac in Mississauga’s … Continued
Remote work lovers, you’ve come to the right place — Toronto was just ranked one of the top 10 cities in the world for “creative digital nomads” to work. The report, by online printing company Solopress, assessed the world’s best cities for a number of metrics, including the average cost of living per month, Airbnb rates … Continued
Pocha 1989, an innovative new Korean bar and restaurant opened just a few months ago, and and it’s garnering rave reviews online. The term pocha is a play on the Korean word pojang-macha, which loosely translates to a “street vendor” or “stall that sells comfort food.” Inside the North York location is a dimly lit, Instagram-worthy dining room. Guests are greeted to an artistic display … Continued
By Ron Johnson
A highly anticipated new exhibition is coming to Toronto offering a fresh new take on one of rock music’s most iconic bands — Pink Floyd. Their Mortal Remains will open at the Better Living Centre in Exhibition Place on June 16. Legendary Toronto music promoter Michael Cohl, who has worked with everyone from the Rolling Stones … Continued
Between Trinity Bellwoods and Kensington Market lies one of Toronto’s hippest, trendiest, and liveliest districts. Between Mod Club’s buzzing crowd, College Street’s large student demographic, and long-standing restaurants, Little Italy is packed full of culture, good nightlife and excellent food. During summer months, Little Italy’s patios are full of wine connoisseurs dining el fresco, while … 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 chefs Tobey Nemeth and Michael Cabello, recently awarded a Michelin star for … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers As we make our way into the fair weather months, it’s important to be on the lookout for impaired drivers. Noted as Canada’s largest personal injury law firm, Diamond and Diamond Lawyers are no strangers to the harsh and sad realities that impaired driving can lead to. … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Think the mayoral election and the ramshackle state of the TTC are a tragedy in the making? So does local performance group Opera Revue who just released a hilarious three-minute mock-opera on the plight of the weary transit commuter. Seizing the opportunity to inject some humour into the election season, Opera Revue, has unveiled their … Continued
