You can now get the Mykonos feel without ever leaving the city, thanks to Petros82. Once housed inside Hotel X, the Greek eatery has now found a new, two-storey space in the Entertainment District to call home. Located at 299 Adelaide Street West, the 10,000 square foot restaurant is adorned with floor-to-ceiling windows and a … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The 2022 Winter Games will mark Unionville-native, Paul Poirier’s third Olympic appearance, having previously competed back in 2010 and 2018. The thirty-year-old ice dancer (along with skating partner, Piper Gilles), is one of the veterans of the Team Canada figure skating team, and the hopes of securing a medal seem to lie solely on them. … Continued
When Kim Kardashian released her new fragrance line in January, her usual neutrals-heavy look had a Toronto twist. Designer Kathryn Bowen was tapped to design three mesh bustier looks for the reality star’s promotional material. We spoke with Bowen about her fashion inspiration and how the Kardashian team connected with her. What inspired you to … Continued
By lindsaylow
Gold medallist Tessa Virtue has spent the past couple of decades delivering big Olympic moments. Now she’s joined the CBC broadcast team to witness and bring new stories to us. We are here for it. Streets of Toronto asked Virtue about her new gig, and what it’s like to not be competing for the first … Continued
Morning show host Roger Ashby on how a disastrous cruise led to a life of love
By Ron Johnson
Evan McEachran is somewhat of an ingenue. The 24-year-old Ontario native began skiing at the age of one, and when he was nine, entered his first freestyle contest, competing in slopestyle, halfpipe, and moguls. Going into his second Olympics, McEachran is hoping for his first medal. At the 2018 Games in Pyeongchang, South Korea, he … Continued
Valentine’s Day is right around the corner and, even though indoor dining is back open, many restaurants are still offering themed take-out meals and virtual events, so you can skip the reservation without sacrificing taste. Whether you’re keen to celebrate the love in your life or just want an excuse for some delicious eats and … Continued
Now that January is behind us, we’re that much closer to spring and not only that, COVID restrictions have been recently loosened, meaning that options for things to do in the city have opened up considerably. With that in mind, here are seven of the events in Toronto this weekend. Check out Winter Glow at … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Vanessa James is no stranger to the Olympics. Born in Scarborough, the thirty-four-year-old figure skater is a three-time Olympian, having previously competed at the 2010 Winter Olympics representing Team France with former skating partner Yannick Bonheur. She went on to compete at the 2014 and the 2018 Winter Olympics with her former partner, Morgan Ciprès. … Continued
The pandemic has led to countless individuals re-evaluating their relationship with work. How they work, when they work, why they work. When even the New York Times is picking up on a trend worthy enough to write about, it must be real. For Danielle Green, the owner of Toronto’s latest vintage, consignment and rework shop … Continued
Toronto has its fair share of incredible bakeries and pastry chefs, especially when it comes to cake. From beautiful miniature cakes that are perfect for sharing, to cake ATMs, there’s no shortage of great spots in the city to visit when you’re in the mood for a slice. Recently, a new cake trend has taken … Continued
