By Jarrod Daley
Do you know T.O.? Do you know Drake’s first name or the oldest bar in the city? Streets of Toronto, Post City and Gabby’s have teamed up to bring you a Toronto-themed trivia extravaganza! Hosted by T.O.’s favourite trivia hosts, Black Sheep Entertainment, at five Gabby’s locations (see below) across the city. Join us for … 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 Ryusuke Nakagawa, recently awarded a Michelin star … Continued
If you’re tired of your usual weekend routine and are looking for something new to shake up your winter, Toronto’s got the answer — arcade bars. Also known as a “barcade,” these trendy bars are bringing arcade games from the ’80s back in style. Whether you’re someone who likes to keep yourself occupied while you’re … Continued
After many years in business, one of Evergreen Brick Works’ market vendors has gone in a different direction. Cafe Belong, known for its tasty grab-and-go service as well as sit-down suppers, has been replaced by Picnic Café & Wine Shop. Though one of the founding partners of the original Cafe Belong is still heavily involved, … Continued
With men’s fashion weeks underway in Milan and Paris this month, a certain Toronto designer made a bang across the pond with his Autumn/Winter 2023 collection. Mr. Saturday, a brand created by Toronto designer Joey Gollish, had a runway show to remember this past weekend, and the collection will certainly be setting trends in men’s … Continued
Winterlicious is back for yet another year featuring drool-worthy prix-fixe menus from more than 220 of Toronto’s best restaurants. And while the price for dinner can cost you as much as $75, there are a number of stellar restaurants in the city offering three-course meals for as little as $25. Here are our top five … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Nobody heads for the slopes thinking they’re going to be injured, but unfortunately, the reality is that injuries can happen to anyone – beginners and seasoned skiers alike. Ski hills are, by nature, high-risk environments. There are a lot of variables at play when you’re skiing or … Continued
When news broke that everyone’s favourite department store, Zellers would be opening 25 stores across Canada, the one thing on everyone’s mind was, are they going to bring back their iconic diner? The answer is….yes! Well , maybe not the brick-and-mortar restaurant of days past, but the company just announced that they would be mobilizing … Continued
By lindsaylow
Natalie Preddie is a travel and lifestyle writer, speaker and guest expert on Cityline, Your Morning and Global’s The Morning Show. The snow has arrived with a bang this January, and while that will make the commute a little more painful, there are certainly ways to take advantage of the weather. To keep things exciting, … Continued
Miznon, the “wild” Mediterranean-inspired street food franchise with locations across the globe will open its doors in Yorkville on Feb 3. The eatery — which debuted in Tel Aviv in 2011 — features pitas and dishes infused with chef Eyal Shani’s “rebellious spirit and passion for pure ingredients.” Chef Shani hails from Jerusalem, and has … Continued
Toronto’s very own Domee Shi just earned a major Oscar nod with her 2022 hit, Turning Red. The animated feature film was just nominated for best animated feature, and we could not be more excited. The movie, which was released in March last year, put Toronto on the world stage. The Sheridan College graduate’s feature-length … Continued
Two popular brands of chicken breast nuggets have joined the ranks of food recalls posted by Health Canada. Both St-Hubert and Cavalier nuggets have been recalled “due to pieces of wood in the product” Health Canada said in a post on January 13. The recalled products were sold in Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick, according … Continued
