Unbeknownst to many, Toronto has become a hub for art toy collectors to feed their hobby. In September, the Art Gallery of Ontario ushered in the KAWS collection on the second floor. Designed by Brian Donnelly, the KAWS series of toys bridges the worlds of art and pop culture. The art toy brand is one … Continued
As of March 23, Ramadan is officially underway. Until April 21, across Canada, many Muslims will mark the holiday with a fasting period that begins at sunrise and ends at sundown. Villa Madina, a Mediterranean restaurant with locations across Toronto known for its signature shawarmas and generous dinner plates, has the perfect dinner solution for … Continued
Montreal’s storied steakhouse restaurant Gibbys is no longer in the hands of the family who opened it back in 1969. Quebec-based Grandio Group — the company behind iconic Moishes steakhouse and the Cage aux Sports — recently acquired Gibbys’ Old Montreal and St-Saveur restaurants from their founding family. According to the Montreal Gazette, financial terms of … Continued
One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker or tune into her new podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. The perfect … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers While none of us ever envision getting into an automobile accident, it’s important to remember that these things can happen. Darryl Singer, leading Personal Injury Lawyer at Diamond and Diamond alongside Jeremy Diamond and Sandra Zisckind, shares insights on what to expect if you are in a … Continued
By Ron Johnson
A new Barbie trailer is out for what is shaping up to be the hottest movie of the summer and with it, a new rivalry is set to play out between two Kens with deep Toronto connections pitted against each other. Now that more trailers and clips have been revealed it looks like Toronto superhero … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Yes, the Rogers Centre now boasts a funky new outfield standing area for Jays games, but one of the most unique locations to watch the game is still from the only hotel in North America located inside a major league stadium. With the Toronto Blue Jays home opener just around the corner on April 11, … Continued
McDonald’s has partnered with DoorDash Canada and unveiled a zippy new ad campaign that brings new meaning to the term “fast food.” The campaign entitled “Faster Food” highlights the beauty of speedy delivery and features a few of McDonald’s famous staples turned into a series of horizontal stripes. Developed by Toronto-based creative agency No Fixed … Continued
Taste Test judge Anthony Rose samples the city’s most bountiful catch —fish and chips — the perfect dish to ring in spring. Winner (Traditional): Sea Witch “This is light and crispy, and I love the addition of the pickerel. I never order pickerel or halibut. I usually go for cod or haddock because I want two pieces, and … Continued
By lindsaylow
This month’s top stage shows include a classic April Fool, a gathering of drag queens, murder, and, of course, the circus. Here are this month’s big tickets. 1. Go to Steve Patterson Most Canadian comedy fans know and love comic Steve Patterson for his role as the host of hit radio show The Debaters on … Continued
Shoppers in Toronto are in for an unsettling discovery when they check the tags of concert T-shirts from local vintage shops. During the pandemic, prices rose to astronomical heights. And although the pandemic boom has since calmed down, prices show no signs of a return to affordability. With fashion sustainability a hot topic on people’s … Continued
By Ron Johnson
One rite of spring in the GTA is the opening of Canada’s Wonderland amusement park, and this year there is a new ride that will have even the bravest of thrill seekers re-evaluating their life choices. The Tundra Twister is a giant 360-degree spinning swing ride slated to open in the Frontier Canada portion of … Continued
