When Steve Waugh, Rick Tanton and Mike Lee decided to begin their brewery journey in March 2020, they knew it would be out of the ordinary. But they didn’t know just how unexpected the experience would be. They just knew they wanted to celebrate ‘incredibly uncommon’ occurrences, paying homage to the cliché “there’s something in … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Fatuma Adar, the creator of the new musical Dixon Road that premieres at Dream in High Park this month, might be a rising star on stage and screen, but once upon a time, she grappled with telling her parents she didn’t want to continue medical school. “I used to plan my life around my immigrant … Continued
Alice Tam used the pandemic to put her passion to work. In addition to her corporate, 9 to 5 job in tech, Tam saw the city’s closure as an opportunity to start her own business. And so, ghost kitchen Soft Dough Co. was born, offering everything from Basque Burnt Cheesecake to fluffy French Madeleines. Soft … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The warm weather has arrived which means it’s time to get back to the beach. And while Toronto is known for a decent but modest offering of spots to soak up the sun, the beach scene in the rest of Southern Ontario – some just a few short hours away, is alive and kicking, full … Continued
Nestled in the lively heart of the Annex, 16 Bernard Ave. is a masterpiece. Built in 1915, this four plus one -bedroom Edwardian beauty, listed at $6.888 million, marries modern luxury renovations with classic elegance. Featuring an outrageously fabulous wine cellar, five bathrooms (including one that’s pure marble) and a dreamy loft retreat, this house … Continued
“This recipe is extra special because each bite can offer a different experience in flavour and texture as you eat it,” says Sara chef Mary Dinh of this chopped salad recipe. “Some bites will offer more anise flavour from the fennel and watery crunch from the celery, while others pack that wasabi bite from the … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
Dealing with service-related injuries is hard enough without the added stress of navigating the often overwhelming Veterans Affairs Benefits process.
And the vintage shopping trend continues! With decades upon decades to choose from, consumers have ample selection when it comes to garments. The ’70s were full of fashion trends. Some are better than others. However, corduroys, bell-bottoms and circular sunglasses are alive and well. So here are five of the best vintage shops in Toronto … Continued
Summer is around the corner and spring is in full swing, meaning it’s the perfect opportunity to get out and enjoy everything the city has to offer. And with another warm weather weekend upon us, there’s plenty to see and do. From food and beer festivals to car-free Kensington streets, here are some of the … Continued
While the COVID-19 pandemic caused many restaurants to permanently shut their doors, many had the fortune to adapt. In 2020, the CafeTO program was launched and gave hundreds of restaurants the opportunity to have safe outdoor dining areas through the opening of patios along sidewalks and curb lanes. And though the program continues to be … Continued
David Adjey has emerged yet again. After a short stint in the Junction that saw him open and promptly shutter Nectarine, the celebrity chef is back with his latest concept, Bouffe. Adjey closed Nectarine earlier this year, following landlord disputes that saw Adjey emerge from silence to open a small, bistro-style eatery. The spot opened … Continued
To celebrate the arrival of Truly Hard Seltzer in Ontario this spring, Truly has partnered with five of the city’s most flavourful artists – along with a number of bars and restaurants – to create the ultimate art and community experience: the Truly Flavour Trail. Launching Friday, May 27 and running until Friday, June 10 … Continued
