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Toronto’s Canada Goose needs to fly home for the winter

By Julia Mastroianni

This summer, Canada Goose was soaring with better-than-expected sales — but now the outerwear company, among Toronto’s most recognizable brands, is weathering a gloomier outlook just as the holiday shopping season gets underway. “With Canada Goose, one of the biggest concerns is the lockdowns in China and not being able to predict it,” says Jessica … Continued

Tis’ the season for elegant beef Wellington

By Christine Hogg

A classic English dish, beef Wellington is a great addition to any holiday party. Here are three spots in Toronto where you can find this fine dining classic. Stock-in-Trade  Stock-in-Trade’s beef Wellingtons are made from pasture-raised, hormone-free beef, which is painted with Dijon mustard, then wrapped in mushroom duxelle. The puff pastry is also made … Continued

Where to get the best croque monsieur in Toronto

By Erin Neilly

French chef Didier Leroy searches the city’s finest bakeries in his quest for the perfect croque monsieur, a delicious Parisian breakfast staple that’s made with ham, Gruyere cheese and buttery béchamel sauce. Winner (tied) Thobors “Everything was nicely balanced and it tasted very good. They did an excellent job on toasting the bread.” thobors.ca, $8.50 … Continued