By lindsaylow
One of the walls on display behind actor Andrew Phung, sitting in his home office deep in the heart of East York, is dedicated to sneakers, hundreds of sneakers. The other, wrestling belts. And it’s the latter that gives an indication of the direction of Phung’s new show Run The Burbs on CBC-TV. It is … Continued
A modern bath house, a social club and a house of transformation. All terms used to describe Othership, a 50-person sauna, ice bath and tea room located at 425 Adelaide St. W. Co-founder and CEO Robbie Bent said the space will offer guided facilitation for the hot + cold circuit, social hour and performances like … Continued
The Government of Ontario is temporarily limiting the service fees that third-party delivery companies, like Uber Eats charge to restaurants. The move comes after an announcement was made earlier this week that introduced new pandemic-related restrictions, including a ban on indoor dining. Effective immediately, any restaurant’s service fees, before taxes, will not exceed 20 per … Continued
By Erin Neilly
This winter and coming spring, learn more about Toronto’s distinguished private schools and what they have to offer your kids with their virtual open houses, and information sessions. Academy for Gifted Children – P.A.C.E. 905-773-0997 Visit pace.ca to find out more about our school. Bannockburn School 416-789-7855 Visit bannockburn.ca for info on our Virtual Open … Continued
It’s been eight long months since the downtown mecca for meat-lovers, Beast, closed its doors for renovations back in May 2021. But not to fret: as of Jan. 3, co-owners Scott Vivian and Nate Middleton have taken over the kitchen at Blood Brothers, a much-loved, west-end brewery and bottle shop owned by brothers Brayden and … Continued
Ration: Beverley is a progressive new restaurant from the Ration Food Lab hospitality group. After taking over the Beverley hotel’s ground floor restaurant space in 2020, the trio behind the group – Wes Barber, chef Jef Edwards and Chris Nguyen – launched several takeout-friendly concepts, including Ration Burger and Ocaso Tacos, during the pandemic. “We … Continued
This story was updated on Jan. 7, 2022 to include details on the Ontario COVID-19 Small Business Relief Grant. When the COVID-19 pandemic induced an economic shutdown back in 2020, the Canadian government eventually responded by introducing two temporary financial aid programs. The first, and perhaps most widely known, was the Canadian Emergency Response Benefit … Continued
By lindsaylow
As we learned last year, Ontario is home to some fantastic winter activities. If you didn’t get around to it last year, maybe 2022 is the year you strap on snowshoes, check out some winter festivals, skate at Nathan Phillips Square or spend a night ice fishing. However, if you’ve “been there, done that” and … Continued
By lindsaylow
You would think that being crowned Canada’s first Drag Superstar after a 10-week cutthroat competition would be the moment Priyanka knew she had made it. In 2020, the inaugural season of Canada’s Drag Race aired and quickly became the most-watched series on Crave and the best performing original series in the platform’s history. Not only … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Diamond & Diamond is a family-run personal injury law firm, with 60+ lawyers representing clients across Canada and in the state of Florida. The firm’s leaders, Jeremy Diamond, Sandra and Isaac Ziskind share advice on how parents can make 2022 the safest year yet. Car Safety Whether … Continued
Amidst a surge in new COVID-19 cases in Ontario, the Ford government is considering implementing stricter measures in an attempt to curb the spread of the virus, sources report. According to CP24, some of these measures include a temporary ban on indoor dining, lowering indoor and outdoor gathering limits (down to five from 10, and … Continued
Canada may be a country best known for its winter sports, but this year, our summer athletes have really shone. Team Canada broke records, won medals and shattered barriers, and these Toronto athletes stood out. Here are Streets Of Toronto’s three athletes of the year. Quinn After Team Canada’s penalty shootout win against Sweden in … Continued
