For our Comedy Issue, we interviewed seven of the city’s top comedians. Today, we present the loveable loudmouth Kenny Hotz. Between grossing us out on Kenny vs. Spenny and making us laugh so hard we totally blew past that red light with Sirus XM’s Kenny Hotz Live, he’s always gravitating towards the largest microphone he can find. Here, Hotz tells us how he ended up offending the masses on-air.
With a legacy of over a century of providing photography equipment to Canadians, Henry’s Camera is closing down its iconic Queen and Church Street location in Toronto after 47 years of business. Henry’s began as a jewelry business in 1909, with it’s original location on Yonge Street. By 1964, Henry’s transformed into a retailer for … Continued
After just one year in business, another Toronto restaurant has made the difficult decision to permanently close, citing financial limitations brought on by current COVID-19 restrictions. Crosely’s, which opened in January 2021, was run by internationally renowned chef and sommelier J. P. Adamo (co-owner of Bar Piquette). The restaurant was known for its changing menu … Continued
This pandemic we’ve all found ourselves in is ever-changing; shapeshifting before our eyes and creating the need to do things differently. The “new normal” is a time of constant readjustment in all areas of life and nowhere is that more evident than when it comes to parenting in the age of COVID-19. Despite the fact … Continued
Raj Nadarajah knew he had a good thing going with Town Wings. The brand started with its first location in Scarborough, located at 285 Port Union Road in December 2017. “It started off as a small family restaurant, and slowly started to build a name for itself and became the talk of the town in … Continued
The Eaton Centre is getting quite the glow up to the tune of $77 million and it means Toronto will be losing one of its most iconic installations – temporarily. The refurbishment project was announced on Tuesday with detailed plans to restore the mall’s central galleria skylight and improve pedestrian access. The plan is to … Continued
By Erin Neilly
Day camps and overnight camps operating under the same corporate banner is a relatively rare phenomenon in the camping industry. These businesses are used to seeing each other as competitors rather than partners. However, the Ivy Day Camp and Camp Timberlane have joined forces to create a brand new relationship that provides an exciting and … Continued
Skippa, a restaurant known for its seasonal Japanese specialties, has permanently closed. Located at 379 Harbor St., Skippa was run by chef Ian Robinson, who worked for four years under the esteemed Mitsuhiro Kaji at Sushi Kaji before going solo with Skippa back in 2016. The word “skippa” is a play on the term skipper, … Continued
Toronto is known for its countless Mexican restaurants, serving up all the bold flavours, savoury meats and colourful veggies you know and love. With such a saturated market, it might be hard to stand out – but not for and Classico Taquieria, the all-vegan taco spot on 423 College St. inside former speakeasy bar Hush … Continued
The latest in quick-service restaurants has crossed the pond for a second time and opened its doors in Toronto, serving up popular Indian drinks and eats at 55 Lebovic Avenue in Scarborough. Hailing from the U.K., the world-famous all-day breakfast and Indian tea spot, Chaiiwala, officially opened in September, with lineups of thirsty customers already … Continued
One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker or tune into her new podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. With companies … Continued
There’s never been a better time to plan an outing within the province, thanks to the Ontario staycation tax credit recently introduced by the provincial government. Residents who opt to vacation locally until Dec. 31 can claim 20 per cent personal income tax credit on eligible accommodation expenses of up to $1,000 per individual, or … Continued
