Back by popular demand, everyone’s favourite summer pop-up patio, Rabbit! Rabbit! Rabbit! has found a permanent home at 461 King St. West. This Texas-style cantina gets its name from the superstition suggesting that repeating the word “rabbit” at the start of each month will give you good luck all month long. Back in the summer, … Continued
By lindsaylow
Choosing a lawyer to represent you and your family can seem like an intimidating task – especially if you don’t know what to expect or what questions to ask. Three of Toronto’s top family lawyers provide their insight on what to expect when retaining their firms and how family law in particular has changed throughout … Continued
Despite a series of construction-related delays due to COVID-19 lockdowns and restrictions, Nobu is going ahead with its plans to bring the brand to Toronto’s downtown core. Nobu currently has 47 properties around the world, including in Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Caribbean. Set to debut in 2023, Nobu Toronto is a dynamic … Continued
Real-estate pros Drew and Jonathan Scott (Property Brothers: Forever Home) are multifaceted entrepreneurs and home transformation television and lifestyle personalities with over 18 million monthly TV viewers. They are the co-founders of Scott Brothers Global, a leading lifestyle and entertainment company producing content (Scott Brothers Entertainment) and consumer products (Scott Living, Drew & Jonathan Home) … Continued
The epitome of luxury living can be found at 79 Truman Rd. This St. Andrews-Windfields home spans a whopping 10,700 square feet of living space across four levels, including a loft and finished lower level. There are opulent amenities to enjoy both inside and out. The backyard comes with an inground pool and cabana, while … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
Over the last two years, dog purchases have seen a great increase in most Canadian homes. And whether it’s for therapy or other reasons, nobody is 100% sure that their dog will feel safe around everyone all of the time. Dogs only have so many ways of communicating. When they run out of ways to express themselves, they may resort to biting.
Joining the ranks of local spots like African Palace and Lalibela, Bloor West has added a new spot for authentic Eritrean and Ethiopian eats to the block, smack dab between Koreatown and Bloordale Village. The Mask Bar & Restaurant is located at 965 Bloor St West, close to Ossington, and is owned and operated by … Continued
Amano Trattoria is a new Italian restaurant from Open Concept Hospitality, the team behind Amano Italian Kitchen. Set in Old South, Amano Trattoria feels like a sophisticated older sibling to its sister restaurant, which has locations in Union Station and Newmarket. In contrast to Amano Italian Kitchen’s bright, fast-casual atmosphere, Amano Trattoria’s vibe is moodier … Continued
In the Toronto food scene, Kate Chomyshyn and Julio Guajardo are pretty much royalty. They’ve been behind some of the best Mexican restaurants the city has seen, including Quetzal, Rosalinda, pop-up Birria Balam and their new permanent location, Fonda Balam, in partnership with Matty Matheson. We spoke to the pair about how they met and … Continued
By lindsaylow
Finding a good lawyer in Toronto can be a bit of a challenge these days. After all, there are hundreds of lawyers in Toronto and with twenty-four law schools in Canada, more professionals are being welcomed into the city every year. It can even be more difficult if this is your first time looking for … Continued
Now in its fifth season, The Great Canadian Baking Show is a Canadian adaptation of The Great British Bake Off produced for CBC Television. Over the course of eight weeks, ten amateur bakers from around Canada compete against one another in a series of challenges, presenting their sweet creations before a panel of judges. This … Continued
Close your eyes and picture yourself on the edge of the beach. You’re breathing in the sea salt air, feet firmly planted in the sand of San Luis Potosí Mexico as the waves lap the shore. You’re thirsty, standing beneath the heat of the mid-day sun, but thankfully the year is 1960, and the beachside … Continued
