Last month when news broke that the CaféTO’s program was being made permanent but, with the addition of new amendments including a slew of fees, administration costs and infrastructure needs, it was met with criticism from restaurant operators who questioned the practicality of participating in 2023. Yesterday at a council meeting, John Torry approved a … Continued
Home represents a space where you feel safe, comfortable, and inspired. It’s more than a space to live — it’s a place where you build your memories, share unique moments with loved ones, and where you can feel inspired to live your life in the way that represents what you value and suits you best. … 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! Executive chef Daniele Corona, recently awarded a Michelin star … Continued
By Ron Johnson
There are many new Canadians in Toronto who are new to the wholes snow thing, so what better way for them to embrace the fluffy white stuff than set up a ski hill smack dab in the middle of downtown. And that’s just what is going to happen Feb. 15-16. The Canadian Ski Council along … 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. This Valentine’s … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Coal Mine Theatre has battled the pandemic and then a fire that consumed its plucky Danforth Avenue theatre. But the acclaimed small theatre is set for its grand return with entirely new and larger digs and a new show, Yerma, which features the stage debut of acclaimed Toronto film and TV star Sarah Gadon. … Continued
A chic new spot for elevated Japanese cuisine recently debuted in the heart of Thornhill. At Azabu, high-end sushi dishes are on offer along with a playful style of fusion cooking in an upscale, sleek space. Menu items like the yuzu tomato caprese salad have received an update via a Japanese-inspired twist; the addition of … Continued
Filmed in Toronto and written and directed by Toronto filmmaker Julianna Notten, Erin’s Guide to Kissing Girls hits all the classic romantic comedy favourites. The love interest gets a slow-zoom, wind through her hair moment set to dreamy music. There’s a grand gesture roughly three quarters through the movie. There’s a school dance finale featuring … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Whether you’re an avid user or only partake begrudgingly, social media is an integral part of how many of us socialize and interact. It allows us to share life updates, follow along with loved ones, network, keep up to date with news, and much more. But the … Continued
Tired of the usual winter activities in Toronto? Try something new this month thanks to a giant maze made of Jenga-style wood blocks that’s coming to the city this February. Aptly named The Giant Maze, the experience is Canada’s largest winter maze pop-up experience and had its first run in Hamilton over the winter break. … Continued
CaféTO opened up Toronto’s city streets to local restaurants, adding outdoor dining and additional space for spots struggling to operate during the harshest COVID-19 restrictions. Many patrons enjoyed the street dining, commonly seen in other countries like Europe. Excitingly, the CafeTO program is being made permanent, but not without a slew of fees, administration costs … Continued
By lindsaylow
The national declaration of February as Black History Month was passed in December 1995. February 2023 marks the 27th year since it was first celebrated nationally. Rosemary Sadlier, an author, consultant, speaker and one of the key people who pushed for the commemoration of Black History Month with The Honourable Jean Augustine, says she hoped … Continued
