Just a week after Toronto was named one of the world’s greatest places of 2022 by Time Magazine, this “multidimensional, forward-thinking, diverse city” (their words, not ours!) is once again gaining recognition as one of the best. This time, it’s for being one of the top shopping destination in the world. The list, put together … Continued
Kensington Market is easily one of the most unique areas in Toronto, with everything from vintage clothing shops to extraordinary food venues. The area’s killer selection of cuisine gives you the choice to sit down in a restaurant or take your food on the go. For those looking to spice up their meal options a … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
Some firms have built a workplace culture where there is little room for fun, relaxation, or decompression while at work.
Toronto is a city that has sports history embedded in its streets, as most boroughs in the city contain basketball courts, baseball diamonds and historical memorabilia. But some sports get more glory than others, and golf can often be relegated to the bottom of the list. However, within Toronto and the GTA lie some of … Continued
Craving fine dining in the east end? Cabbagetown’s French spot, L’Avenue, has exactly what you’re looking for. From décor to menu, the 583 Parliament St. spot is just another reason to make the trek slightly east. Come in for an elevated French dining experience with classics like St. Tropez crab cake, foie gras terrine, truffle … Continued
Whether you’re touring the city for the first time or a local who is hoping to experience a bit more of Toronto’s best cuisine, a food crawl is definitely the way to do it. When you only have a few days in Toronto, it’s hard to decide which of the city’s many neighbourhoods and plethora … Continued
By lindsaylow
There is so much sand in Norfolk County that it’s hard to tell where the beach ends and the wineries begin, and that’s just how they like it. Located just a few hours southwest of Toronto, the other “county” is one of Ontario’s best-kept secrets. The former tobacco belt has transformed into a foodie wonderland … Continued
Everybody loves brunch. That means you can never have too many brunch spots in town — a good thing since Toronto has no shortage of delicious hot spots. But, nobody quite does it the way Campechano’s new location does it: Mexican style. Just last week, Campechano Café opened at 374 Bathurst St., where Good Hombres … Continued
When the owners of Mission Eatery decided to close down for a few months, it wasn’t just to undergo a change in concept. It was to live out their dream to operate a business in the downtown core. The Mission Eatery was operating on Airport Road in Mississauga as a catering company for corporate and … Continued
Matthew Tompkins and Adam Shier were looking to switch things up. The high school friends were in their mid-twenties, working in film and finance when they realized they wanted more. After returning home from a documentary shoot in Belgium about brew masters, Tompkins decided he wanted to start a brewery in Toronto. Serendipitously, Shier had … Continued
By lindsaylow
South Algonquin has everything you would hope to find in an unspoiled four-season wilderness destination: an abundance of lakes, hundreds of kilometres of recreational trails, cotton candy sunsets and a spectacular Dark Sky Preserve where stargazing adventurers can ponder the mysteries of the universe. Joining a number of unique accommodations in Haliburton County, Nomi Resort … Continued
Canadians are going to feel the pinch from the Bank of Canada’s largest interest rate hike of the century, but concerns of a recession may be overblown, at least one expert suggests. On Wednesday, the country’s central bank raised its overnight rate — which influences lending rates for things like mortgages and lines of credit … Continued
