The biggest night in Hollywood is back this weekend, and Toronto has plenty to root for! Brendan Fraser, who went to school in Toronto, earned a Best Actor nomination for his role in The Whale, while director and writer Sarah Polley’s Women Talking is in the running for both Best Adapted Screenplay and Best Picture. … Continued
Summer’s has been scooping up the most incredible natural ice cream in Yorkville since 1991, and now, the iconic parlour is getting a makeover. Plans are underway for public washrooms (the current ones are located in the back parking area), as well as a new customer service area. “We’re also freshening up the space, repainting the entire store, adding new tables and … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Immediately following an accident, it can be difficult to think clearly, and a potential personal injury claim is probably not on your radar. The first piece of advice you’ll hear from a lawyer about what to do following an accident is to document everything you can. But … Continued
March 11 marks three years since the World Health Organization (WHO) declared the viral COVID-19 disease a pandemic. In the weeks that followed, the world as we knew it seemingly stopped. Canadians who were abroad were beckoned home. Not shortly after, the Canadian government closed its border and then, international flights were suspended. Social gatherings … 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. Travelling this … Continued
Following a successful 20-year run, popular Italian restaurant Mezza Notte is shutting its doors at 5304 Yonge St. Thankfully for the trattoria’s long-time customers, the restaurant will reopen in a new space approximately 20 minutes from the original location. According to co-owner Robert Savonarota, the restaurant is moving to a former Bank of Montreal located at 3169 Dufferin St. The current strip mall … Continued
March Break is already around the corner! If airport delays have scared you off from booking destination travels, that doesn’t mean you have to sit around at home for the week. Whether you’re looking to relax, get rowdy with some friendly competition or turn the week into a staycation, check out these adventures for spending … Continued
A popular Chinese restaurant known for its high-end eats has permanently closed. Located on the second floor of the DoubleTree Hotel at 108 Chestnut St., Lai Wah Heen had been serving up elevated dim sum to suits and tourists alike since 1995. According to a representative from DoubleTree, the owner of Lai Wah Heen decided … Continued
Just a few weeks after announcing that it would be closing its doors, long-running dim sum restaurant, Rol San took to Instagram to share the news that they have officially opened in a new location. The legendary Toronto restaurant had been serving ample plates of Cantonese cuisine at the same location in Chinatown — 323 … 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 John-Vincent Troiano, recently awarded a Michelin star for … Continued
Summerhill residents can now start their day with a cup of joe from Ethica Coffee Roasters without making the trip across town. A new coffee shop has arrived to share the beans, but it’s not like other cafés on the block: MitFar Boutique Café celebrates both coffee and art. The name “MitFar” comes from the … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Canada Goose chairman and CEO Dani Reiss donated a cool $35 million to the Art Gallery of Ontario that set a massive expansion in motion. Today, the AGO reveals its plan for a increase the museum’s gallery space by 40,000 square feet, with at least 13 new galleries across five floors — increasing the AGO’s … Continued
