The recreational cannabis industry shows no signs of slowing down and a brand new consumer and retail show aims to bring bud tenders, retailers, cannabis consumers and the cannabis curious together in a unique way. Making its way to Toronto’s Enercare Centre at Exhibiton Place March 24-26, CannExpo promises to be a packed and bustling … Continued
Sure, pancakes and waffles are great, but if you’re looking for a cure from a gnarly hangover, (and a real morning feast) a full Irish breakfast is a must. The hearty meal was created for farmers to keep them fuelled for the day, and it comes loaded with protein and regional favourites. Expect a selection of breakfast meats, … Continued
A few months ago, Victor Ugwuek took his eatery from a pop-up to a brick-and-mortar restaurant in the west end. Now, Parkdale is home to some of the best West African eats in the city, thanks to Afrobeat Kitchen. Ugwuek’s widely popular recipes range from Nigerian jollof to Buka beef to oxtail pepper soup, each … Continued
Although inflation has caused the cost of dining out to soar, there are many standout restaurants in the city with quality food at reasonable prices. And when it comes to restaurant recommendations, who better to trust than a chef — and a Michelin chef to boot! Chef Lawrence La Pianta recently awarded a Bib Gourmand … Continued
Years ago, when Frankie Solarik lived on an historic stretch of Queen St. W., he’d occasionally walk by one building in particular and envision it as the perfect cocktail bar. “When I created the concept for Prequel & Co. Apothecary, by chance the space was available and I knew I had to have it,” Solarik … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto resident Miss Sandra M. Lex will be among the judges at the 147th Annual Westminster Kennel Club Dog Show in New York this spring. The iconic dog show takes place the USTA Billie Jean King National Tennis centre in Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens, New York City. It is the second longest running sporting … Continued
If you thought last year’s March Madness featured a ton of Canadians, feast your eyes on this. The NCAA is hosting its biggest basketball tournament, March Madness, beginning Thursday. 64 collegiate basketball programs play in a single-elimination tournament, pitting some of basketball’s brightest talents against each other. This year, a record-breaking 53 athletes are from … Continued
With the Ides of March upon us, we had chef Anthony Rose (a.k.a. Mark Antony Rose) stab his fork into the city’s most delicious Caesar salads. Winner: Quanto Basta “This looks gorgeous, I love the thick-cut pork belly and the polenta croutons are great! This is solid: it’s got a nice dressing, you can really taste the … Continued
Sustainability efforts as we know it might include reusable shopping bags, biking more, shopping second-hand and maybe cutting down on meat consumption. But a new sustainability trend has emerged onto the scene in Toronto called homesteading — and it’s all about returning to your roots. The term refers to a lifestyle of self-sufficiency and sustainability, … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers The age old question: to lend your car, or not to lend your car? While this is likely something that many have done at one point or another, the reality is that there are important considerations that you need to think about before handing over your keys. … Continued
An insider’s guide to going out for drinks with friends in Toronto featuring the coolest mixologists, honky-tonks and wine bars.
