There is nothing more Canadian than maple syrup. The gooey condiment is deeply embedded in our culture, and we’re known for the quality of our syrup around the world. So, to commemorate this year’s maple syrup season, Sap is bringing back their Sugar Shack menu, a limited edition ode to maple syrup. “Celebrating the maple … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto-born actor Katheryn Winnick, known for her starring roles in Vikings and Big Sky, recently announced the launch of the Winnick Foundation in an effort to help refugees in Ukraine. Winnick, who is of Ukrainian descent, confirmed in the March 23 issue of The Hollywood Reporter (THR) that she teamed up with her mom to … Continued
Sea-Hi Restaurant, a beloved Chinese food restaurant in the North York community, is reopening–sort of. The spot closed back in February 2020 after 59 years in business. Beloved fans of the North American Chinese restaurant were crushed – it had become a cult classic in the community for those looking for unique North American spins … Continued
No plans this weekend? Never fear! We’ve got you covered with a list of sports, events, live music, performances and more to fill up your Friday to Sunday calendar in Toronto. Alice Cooper Concert [instagram_embed url=”https://www.instagram.com/p/Cbf43KtvHjI/”] March 26 Meridian Hall, 1 Front St. E. | 7:30p.m. This one is not for the faint of heart! … Continued
The newest vintage shop to hit what is becoming a secondhand hub in Bloor West in more than just vintage. Ed’s Mercantile, run by Terri Passaretti, her daughter Tatyana and her husband Rob, is a vintage and home goods store that incorporates each of their passions and a whole bunch of Toronto vendors. “We want … Continued
Adrian Forte has a long list of accomplishments already under his belt, from television appearances on Chopped Canada and Chef in your Ear, to guest chef stints at Café Boulud at the Four Seasons. He’s also the co-founder of comfort food favourite Dirty Bird Chicken & Waffles, and behind the popular pop-up Yawd. But, Forte … Continued
April Julian has always been interested in making, whether it was woodworking, painting or baking. She began cake decorating in 2007, after watching an episode of the Martha Stewart Show featuring famous Food Network chef, Ron Ben Israel. Together the pair was making a sugar orchid cake. Julian was so intrigued that she had to … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers We never like to think about a topic like institutional sexual assault, but unfortunately this type of offence has impacted the lives of many victims through the years, and continues to occur today, in institutions such as schools, workplaces, places of worship, and even within rideshare services. … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Common Deer is a four-piece Toronto band led by Sheila Hart on vocals with Adam Hart (guitar, synthesizer), Liam Farrell (percussion, samples), and Connor Farrell (bass). After a couple of highly regarding EPs, the band’s debut album, Maximalist, is officially out April 1. The record tackles a range of raw and honest themes, from mental health, … Continued
There is no doubt that Drake loves Toronto, repping his hometown at any chance he gets. So, when LeBron James came to town with the Los Angeles Lakers to take on the Toronto Raptors, the pair found themselves at one of the city’s most reputable fine dining establishments: Harbour Sixty. James recently became a partner … Continued
