This month, we wanted to highlight a few Toronto heroes who broke down barriers to pave the way for the next generations of Black Canadians. From trailblazing doctors to history-making politicians, learn about some of the amazing Torontonians who have made their mark in their industries and beyond. A) Annamie Paul Annamie Paul started her … Continued
Neon Demon Studio is closing their doors on March 20 after almost five years of success in Toronto. The film and photo studio has become a Toronto classic for photographers, musicians and creatives alike. With over 50 neon signs, a colourful aesthetic and various scenes to utilize, Neon Demon Studio grew quite the reputation within … Continued
A popular fried chicken spot hailing from Japan is travelling across the world, opening its first Canadian location later this year. Headquartered in Osaka, the country’s street food capital, Torisho is known for its super crispy and flavourful takeout karaage chicken. Over the years, it has been rapidly expanding across the globe with over 300 … Continued
Be it winter surfing, downhill skiing or festivals, our province remains ripe with exciting winter activities. The first long weekend of the year is upon us and what better way to celebrate the season of snow and Family Day than with a family-focused long weekend away, exploring and enjoying the wonderful winter escapes Ontario has … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Summer in Toronto means music, and this year’s music festivals are back, in-person, and already delivering some early promises to be better than ever. We have missed the crowds, camaraderie, ethereal glow of lighters leading to port-a-potty lines (okay, we haven’t missed the port-a-potties that much) and headliners that make up the sights and sounds … Continued
Good news for Buca fans: the outpost in Yorkville has opened its doors yet again. Following the $30 million debacle that saw big changes and Rob Gentile heading to Los Angeles, the Italian eatery is back. Both the King Street and Yorkville locations opened with the easing of the new restrictions, announcing via Instagram that … Continued
Adam Skelly and his restaurant, Adamson Barbecue, made waves over the pandemic when the controversial Skelly protested the restaurant closures, keeping the eatery open against provincial regulations. He was arrested, hit with over $180,000 in fees, filed a constitutional challenge against the city, and chaos ensued well into the summer of 2021 before the constitutional … Continued
The Cashman, Russell Oliver is a true Toronto icon. Growing up in the city, it was almost an everyday occurrence to hear that catchy, trademark commercial jingle playing in the background. Running Oliver Jewellery for over 50 years, Oliver has experienced a “full circle” moment after opening up his latest shop at 88 Yorkville Ave., … Continued
We’re lucky to live in a city that, even through the hardships of the past two years, has produced some of the greatest talent and inspiring art out there. From music to visual art to acting, Toronto has been the birthplace of all kinds of wonderful artists. This month, we’re highlighting a few of the … Continued
While Toronto has plenty of options when it comes to greasy, fattening comfort food that makes you feel oh-so good and oh-so bad at the same time, sometimes it’s fun to put on your best suit or best heels, hit the town, and get dinner somewhere that makes a regular Tuesday night feel extra special. Whether … Continued
By Erin Neilly
Jess O’Reilly is a sought-after speaker, author and sexologist (www.SexWithDrJess.com). In my field, February is the busiest month of the year. Across North America, couples, community groups and even businesses prepare to celebrate all things related to love, relationships and sex. But for many, the buildup to Valentine’s Day is stressful, as the pressure to … Continued
