Listed at $2.849 million, 1702-609 Avenue Rd. offers an opulent and modern take on city living amid nearly 1,800 square feet of space. With two bedrooms, three bathrooms and a den, this sun-drenched corner suite also includes two large terraces — each offering fantastic views. Stylish and refined, Deer Park is a neighbourhood of distinction. … Continued
Thanks to soaring inflation, it’s becoming more expensive to eat out in the city. But before you dust off that apron, there are plenty of restaurants in Toronto churning out quality food at deliciously affordable prices or offering deals and discounts to make a night out even sweeter. Here are five budget-friendly options in the … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Although her Toronto International Film Festival appearance got off to a shaky start, actor Anna Kendrick was able to make it thanks to the efforts of the Toronto Fire department. The movie star, best known for her turns in the Pitch Perfect films, got stuck in an elevator on the way to the premiere of … Continued
By Erin Neilly
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. With the … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Every year, celebrities, filmmakers and local art lovers come together to enjoy a conglomeration of the year’s best films. At TIFF, celebrity-driven films are shown alongside indie productions which creates a unique viewing experience for all. This year is like no other, as we expect the city to be crawling with globally renowned celebrities. Continue … Continued
When Jess Allen joined The Social in its first year as a correspondent, she quickly garnered her own fan base. Viewers were excited when they turned on the TV to see her join the other hosts with her quick wit and commentary. Ahead of the 10th season of The Social, which premiered on Sept. 6, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Toronto bartending community is reeling after the loss of bartender Sandy De Almeida, a resident bartender at The Drake, who was known as a master mixologist and was a staunch cheerleader for Toronto’s cocktail scene. Friends and colleagues took to social media to share their memories of De Almedia, and offer their condolences. “The … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto is getting a new immersive exhibition dedicated entirely to psychedelic drugs. Psychedelics: The Experiential Exhibition, which will explore the past, present and future of psychedelics, is set to open on Sept. 30 at the completely transformed Lithuanian House (1573 Bloor St. W.). Dubbed a “unique audiovisual ‘edutainment’ experience, the exhibition will feature three floors … Continued
In her most formative years, Tamara Podemski lived for dance rehearsals. The Toronto-based actor and musician compares her school experience to the television show Fame. “We were in dance clothes all the time. Yeah, it was that dramatic,” she says. “I can’t say the same about the academics. The academics just kind of fell to … Continued
By Erin Neilly
One of the most compelling Canadian films set to premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival is Black Ice, and not just because of its moving and important account of the Coloured Hockey League and the subsequent history of hockey in this country. It’s also the centre of a new $10 million lawsuit launched against … Continued
By Ron Johnson
There’s something about the cool autumn air that makes us hungry. Maybe it’s the need to pack on some pounds before the snow sets in, or it’s finally cool enough to indulge in calorie-laden hot foods. Either way, we’re excited that so many excellent food festival options are happening this fall in the GTA. Check … Continued
By Erin Neilly
With a full slate of in-person screenings, red carpets and more, the Toronto International Film Festival is celebrating the return of real, or should we say reel, life from Sept. 8 to 18. Here’s a look at 10 real deal movies at this year’s fest. 1. Steven Spielberg has made personal films before but none … Continued
