Halloween is today, and it seems about the right time get into the spirit by re-watching some of the horror flicks that were shot right here in Toronto. Here’s a truly spine-tingling roundup of horror flicks that you may recognize. Urban Legend View this post on Instagram A post shared by MovieLocate (@movielocate) … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Bullying and Harassment Personal Injury As we adjust to new normals, whether that means back to school, back to the office, or just back to the busyness of fall, Diamond and Diamond Lawyers wants to remind you that bullying is not only an issue that occurs on … Continued
Currently in soft-launch mode, the grand opening of Tomyum Wine Bar is tentatively set for Oct. 20. Located at 21 Grenville Street, near College subway station, former accountant turned chef and owner, Andy Page, was inspired to open Tomyum after living in Europe and travelling across Southeast Asia, and he knew he had to bring … Continued
As is usually the case, there’s a whole lot happening in Toronto over the weekend. There’s no denying that no matter the season, the city is awash with worthwhile events year round. From film to food to an 80s-themed dance party, here are some of the best things to do in Toronto this weekend. Browse … Continued
With Breast Cancer Awareness Month this October, these Toronto-based companies are doing what they can to donate to the cause – and some with a personal connection! It’s easy for brands to tie a pink ribbon to a product or print a pink logo on a shirt all in the name of Breast Cancer Awareness … Continued
By lindsaylow
Dr. J. Olavo Queiroz received his DDS degree in ’91 from the Pontifical Catholic University of Campinas, Brazil. He obtained his licence to practice in Canada in ’95 and has been providing modern dentistry to our community ever since. He’s been trained by leaders in dentistry such as Drs. John Kois, Peter Dawson, Frank Spear, … Continued
Whoever is next to own 12 McKenzie Ave. will be following in the footsteps of a legendary rock icon. Gord Downie, the late frontman for The Tragically Hip, once called this brick-clad listing in Rosedale his home. It spans a generous 6,349 square feet of living space across four levels. The four bedroom and seven … Continued
Track & Field has moved back to College street after closing its initial location in 2019. Formerly a basement bar, the new spot boasts two stories and has been given a fresh new look, decorated to create a trendy, vintage-chic vibe with brass and glass furniture, plants, and a cool-toned peach and green colour scheme. … Continued
Mere months ago, sinking your toes into warm, glittering beaches or traversing cobblestone streets soaked in old-world history was entirely out of reach as the COVID-19 pandemic catapulted Canada into a third wave. But with borders reopening, the travel industry has had to change course slightly to cater to the desires of those looking to … 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. Whether you’re … Continued
By lindsaylow
Nicole comes to Squint Eyewear with more than 20 years of optical experience. Her ability to select the perfect pair of glasses on her first try is truly exceptional. She takes delight in seeing the smile on a client’s face when they put on their new eyewear knowing that countless compliments will be the by-product … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
A petition to remove a principal at a St. Catharines public secondary school for being an Iron Maiden fan has been taken down. The Change.org petition was reportedly created by a parent who saw Instagram photos of Sharon Burns, the principal of Eden High School, after she posted a photo of a doll of Eddie … Continued
