A recent court ruling found that restaurant owners, and subsequently employees, must now include credit card tips as a liability for CPP and EI payments. The ruling was made in response to the Ristorante a Mano v Minister of National Revenue case. Ristorante a Mano is a Halifax-based restaurant which employs servers who are tasked … Continued
It’s the perfect time to fire up the grill and enjoy the warmer weather with family and friends. A family-run business for over 75 years that is renowned as the destination for delivering dream kitchens — both indoor and outdoors — Caplan’s has sponsored a new cooking series that focuses on cooking simple and delicious … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Legendary Toronto fashion power couple Joe Mimran and Kim Newport-Mimran are opening the Cultural Goods Gallery on the west side. The first exhibition is set to open on Oct. 29 featuring art from Al Diaz, a key figure in the New York graffiti movement of the ’70s. Casablanca-born Joe Mimran has had his foot in … Continued
Since Toronto made history by being the first Canadian city to be honoured in the Michelin Guide, all foodies have surely added a few restaurants to their bucket lists. But it doesn’t look like we’ll be getting the chance to try out the new tastes anytime soon, as some Michelin-star awarded restaurants have seen an … 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. There’s a … Continued
When word got around that David Chang’s Momofuku Noodle Bar was officially checking out of the Shangri-La later this year, fans and past patrons wondered what would move into the space in its place. If you loved the Asian-inspired eats of Momofuku, you’ll be in good company with Mott 32, the award-winning Chinese restaurant chain … Continued
Are malls having a bit of a comeback? With Torontonians making up for lost shopping time over the past two years and holiday shopping just around the corner, Yorkdale is ramping up for it all with the launch of all kinds of new shops – from luxury to sustainable brands. A news release from the … Continued
Beloved Italian spot Piano Piano is opening a new Toronto location at 55 Colborne St. Over the years Chef Victor Barry, along with business partners Brendan Piunno and Nikki Leigh McKean, have taken unpretentious fine dining across Toronto and the GTA, expanding Piano Piano from one location to three. [instagram_embed url=”https://www.instagram.com/p/CgCZE7_rII2/?hl=en”] Now a fourth location … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Theatres and the artists that bring them to life have had a hard time the last few years, but it looks like we will get a long overdue full theatre season and we couldn’t be more excited. From small stages across the city to the largest and most popular theatres in town, the diversity of … Continued
For over 25 years, Jeanne Beker has been gracing the pages of Post City Magazines and now Streets of Toronto, offering her fashion wisdom to our readers. Revered for her warmth and her expansive career (and with a new women’s empowerment award under her belt), we sat down with her to discuss her biggest challenge … Continued
After decades of anticipation and countless trips across the border to stock up, those iconic sweet and fluffy rolls from Hawaii are finally available in Canada. King’s Hawaiian Origiinal Hawaiian Sweet Rolls have been a favourite sine the 1950s when Robert R. Taira opened his first bakeshop in the quaint historic town of Hilo, Hawaii, … Continued
