With Good Behaviour’s grand opening near Davenport and Yonge, Grandma Loves You’s number one ranking in Canada, and Black Camel’s stellar local reputation, we think it’s safe to say that the area stretching from Summerhill to Yorkville has become the Sandwich District of Toronto. All within a few blocks of each other, each local sandwich … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Airports are overcrowded and flights keep getting cancelled, so you may be thinking of cancelling that end-of-summer vacation. But that just gives Toronto residents another opportunity to try something new in their own backyard! And while Canada may be known for winter activities, stand-up paddle boarding—or SUPs as the cool kids call it—has slowly become … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Vending machines have come a long way since they were first introduced in London in the 1880s, dispensing envelopes, postcards, and notepaper. And while Toronto may not have a vending machine culture as quirky as places like Japan — they have more per capita than any other country — we do have our fair share … Continued
Sangita Patel, host of HGTV Canada’s Home To Win, has been gracing television screens across the city as an entertainment reporter for ET Canada for almost 10 years. Known for her envious bff-relationship with Dwayne Johnson (a.k.a. the Rock), she is also crazy about CrossFit — a fitness obsession she shares with her husband Samir … Continued
By lindsaylow
In our ultimate guide to throwing the most delicious backyard barbecue, we asked chef David Lee to share his favourite recipes for vegan barbecue side dishes. Lee drew inspiration from popular dishes on his Planta menus such as Planta Burger’s buffalo cauliflower and Planta Queen‘s pineapple fried rice. Here are three must-try recipes to accompany … Continued
Looking to pick up a new hobby? Fishing might be just the thing. To do so, you’ll need an Ontario fishing licence (one year will cost you $26.57) and an Outdoors Card for $8.57 – plus the sage advice from a fishing expert or two. We’ve enlisted the help of Demiesha Dennis, founder and CEO … Continued
Whether you’re a history buff, collector, lover of vintage and one-of-a-kind novelties, or just plain curious to try out antiquing, read on for some of the best markets and shops in southern Ontario to kick off your antique hunting adventures. Antiques on 48 [instagram_embed url=”https://www.instagram.com/p/CgUVRa8LeZD/”] Take a drive along country highway 48 to Georgina and … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Montreal, bagels. Halifax, donair. Chicago, deep dish pizza. Toronto…?? For the first three cities, I don’t need to state the question. You instinctively understand that I am pairing each city with its signature dish. When it comes to Toronto, there is no immediate correct answer — but there is one that is obviously wrong: the … Continued
There is magic happening at Woodbine this weekend. When the Queen’s Plate gets underway and the pageantry of the racing day is upon us, there is something special in the air. Now, when royalty is actually on hand for the occasion, it is the stuff of legend. The Queen’s Plate was inaugurated, with royal blessing, … Continued
Real, whole milk ingredients are the secret to some of the city’s creamiest soft serves. Swirled and stacked with toppings or drizzled in sauces, this twisted treat is no longer limited to plain vanilla or chocolate flavours. Instead, refreshing, fruity takes that almost mimic gelatos are on the rise, as are the features of the … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
Approaching industry connections with respect is an excellent way to lead by example, and it lays the foundation for a mutually respectful professional relationship.
By Ron Johnson
Trailblazing entrepreneurs Matt Rubinoff (Stackt Market) and Drummond Munro (Superette) have taken over the space at 2400 Yonge St. to create the city’s first pickleball club with a focus on inclusivity and good times. Murno says, the inspiration for Fairgrounds was his own upbringing, which included plenty of time spent in posh and exclusive private … Continued
