Toronto never misses an excuse to party, and Cinco de Mayo is the ultimate reason to go all in. Whether you’re here for the tacos, the tequila, or just the high-energy crowd, the city is bringing way more than just basic margs this year. We’ve got everything from rooftop takeovers and live mariachi to circus-inspired … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Change is officially underway in Leafs Nation, with MLSE touting a new general manager and a major return for one of the franchise’s most beloved former captains. On Sunday, MLSE announced that John Chayka has been appointed the team’s new GM, while franchise legend Mats Sundin is also returning to the organization. The 55-year-old last … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Pizza-flavoured cookie, anyone? Toronto’s cookie scene just got a playful new addition, and it’s not sticking to sweets. Milk & Cookies opened in Kensington Market last month and is offering both nostalgic comfort and unexpected flavour combos. On the sweet side, you’ll find elevated takes on the classic chocolate chip cookie alongside flavours like the … Continued
There seems to be a new pop-up or market in Toronto every weekend, whether it’s for vintage clothes or flowers. But this weekend, the city is getting a new pop-up unlike anything else we’ve seen before: one where the entire point of the market is to be ridiculously expensive. Sounds like Toronto! The Markup Marché, … Continued
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Toronto’s culinary reputation is a point of immense civic pride. From the Michelin-starred dining rooms of Yorkville to the high-volume industrial kitchens fueling the city’s catering industry, the back-of-house is the engine room of the local economy. However, these environments are also some of the most physically … Continued
Cinco de Mayo is basically an excuse to eat your weight in cinnamon sugar. To help you choose wisely, chefs Nuit Regular and Anthony Rose tackled Toronto’s fried dough hybrids. From cheesecake to mochi spirals, these treats aren’t a churro-ble mistake. Anthony’s Winner: Cheesy Does-it “I’m not usually a sweets person,” Anthony admitted, but this … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
Modern property management works because it takes a methodical approach to the home’s primary functional areas, which are important for both daily use and long-term equity. In Canada current housing market, a whole home window replacement Toronto project is commonly done along with a kitchen remodel to create a high-performance building envelope that supports a … Continued
Toronto food influencer Rick Silver (@dicksworld) knows his way around a deli counter. He’s narrowed down the absolute best Jewish spots for all the must-have classics. Here’s his take on the institutions actually worth the hype. 1. Centre Street Deli View this post on Instagram A post shared by Rick Silver (@dicks.world) This … Continued
This Mother’s Day, celebrate the woman who shows up, holds it together, and makes everything better with something as thoughtful as she is. This year, we’ve rounded up five thoughtful ways to celebrate the mothers in your life, from a stunning meal at a women-owned bistro to timeless jewellery, coastal-inspired scents, and a sandal she’ll … Continued
By Ron Johnson
May the Fourth be with you, Toronto. Star Wars fans are once again celebrating May the Fourth. There are a few special events happening in the city to help with that Star Wars Day vibe. Here is where you can get your force on in Toronto. There is a Star Wars trivia night at Hemingway’s … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Downtown Toronto briefly turned into a late-night film set over the weekend as one Champagne Papi, a.k.a. Drake, was spotted shooting a new music video—complete with a flatbed truck carrying massive blocks of ice. The short clip, which quickly spread across social media, shows the artist riding on a huge flatbed truck through what appears … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s spring events calendar is full of activities, but nothing beats gawking at hundreds of dapperly dressed motorcyclists in suits and tuxes, revving their bikes throughout the streets of Toronto (and all for a good cause). On Sunday, May 17, beginning at 8 a.m. in the Distillery District, the city will once again host The … Continued
