By Ron Johnson
Drake has recently expanded his It’s All A Blur tour by adding 12 fresh dates, which include two shows in his hometown of Toronto. The rapper will perform at Scotiabank Arena on Oct. 5 and 7. While the rapper is scheduled to perform across North America during the summer, some of his concert dates have … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers The passing of a loved one is never easy, but when their death occurred because of the negligence of another person, it can further complicate the already difficult grieving process. While there are many interchangeable terms, a wrongful death can be described as any death that occurred … Continued
The Team behind 416 Snack Bar have opened a sexy, streetcar-inspired cocktail bar right around the corner Short Turn is the new cocktail spot from the veteran team behind Toronto’s beloved 416 Snack Bar. Located just a “short turn” from the 416 outpost, the swanky new bar officially opened its doors on March 22 and at just … Continued
Direct from Australia, Karen’s — a 1950s style diner concept that “prides itself on terrible service” — is bringing its interactive dining experience to Toronto beginning tomorrow, in order to “teach the city a lesson.” At Karen’s Diner, you can expect good food, good fun and a dining experience you’ve most likely never experienced before. … Continued
A celebrated, upscale steak house has opened in Toronto by way of Vancouver, with plans to “bring excitement” to the downtown core. Black+Blue is a hip and bustling restaurant on Alberni Street, considered to be the Rodeo Drive of Vancouver, and is owned by the Glowbal Restaurant Group. Known for its modern takes on the classic steak house, chic carnivores have continued … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Nick Nurse is no longer the coach of the Toronto Raptors. The announcement of Nurse’s dismissal came just before Raptors head honcho Masai Ujiri was scheduled to hold his year-end media session. “The decision to make a change like this is never arrived at easily or taken lightly, especially when it comes to a person … Continued
While dining under a highway might not be an ideal way to spend a summer evening, the folks over at The Bentway just might change your mind. They’re setting up huge communal tables under the Gardiner Expressway so you can dine al fresco all summer long with food on offer from some of Toronto’s most … Continued
Model, entrepreneur and former fashion editor from Ontario, Lauren Chan, was just given one of the highest honours in fashion – Sports Illustrated Swimsuit‘s rookie of the year. The announcement means Chan is breaking a few barriers: she is the first plus-size model to be named a Sports Illustrated rookie and, in choosing the Swimsuit … Continued
It’s hard to believe, but it’s already prom season in Toronto. Sure, the actual prom might be months away, but for anyone who has a teenager or has ever been a teenager, you know that the planning starts early. That’s especially the case for finding a prom dress — many students scour shops in every … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Hangar District, Toronto’s first neighbourhood soon to arrive on the massive Downsview Airport lands, is generating some buzz about the building to come by hosting Drive-In Downsview: A Pop-up Film Experience, every weekend in May. “After the success of past outdoor activations, including Play on the Runway, the festive Light Up Downsview drone show and … Continued
Wether you’re looking to warm up, coming down with a cold or just want something delicious to eat, nothing warms the soul more than indulging in a bowl of congee, the ultimate comfort food. The rice porridge dish which hails form China, is simply made by boiling rice in water or broth until it reaches a … Continued
A new collab just dropped, and it’s arguably bigger than Drake and The Weeknd. Toronto-based YouTubers called The Sorry Girls are known for their lifestyle, home design, thrifting and makeover videos that regularly rack up hundreds of thousands of views. But their most recent video released on Tuesday was more in the realm of political … Continued
