A Toronto restaurant owner known for being vocal about issues within the dining industry has spoken up about the harassment she has faced from anti-vaxxers and the subsequent lack of response from the city and law enforcement. Jen Agg, who runs multiple restaurants in the city, posted on social media on Sunday about protesters who … Continued
By Erin Neilly
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. Preparing for … Continued
Maker Pizza has opened a brand new location in the city’s east end, with the help of Canadian celebrity chef, Matty Matheson. Located at 102C-388 Carlaw Avenue, this is Maker’s third location in the city, with the other two locations being on Cameron St. and Avenue Rd. Matheson recently become a partner with the pizza … Continued
As a homeowner, there are two important, but simple, things you can do to prepare your home for the winter. A cold winter season will put any property to the test. You have to keep your home heated adequately and comfortably, no matter the conditions. You can prevent some emergency repairs and avoid the risks … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Queen’s Plate is back this weekend with limited capacity seating for the running of the oldest Thoroughbred horse race in Canada and all the fancy times that come along with this incredible Toronto tradition. Aug. 22 marks the 162nd running of the historic race, and tickets are selling quickly. You don’t have to be … Continued
Let’s go to the Ex – virtually! After two years of closures of the iconic Toronto exhibition due to the pandemic, the CNE announced Friday that they’ll be offering virtual programming called CNE Connected that will operate as a membership with both free and paid content. By purchasing a $22 membership to the virtual experience, … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers With the nice weather upon us and COVID cases low, now is a great time for sports leagues to restart. After a year or more of limited contact and restrictions, many people seem more enthusiastic than ever about their favorite intramural league starting again. Leading personal injury … Continued
After spending 17 years on Queen St. West, many changes are coming to The Drake Hotel. One of them is the appointment of Chef Laura Maxwell, who is now the executive chef. “We’re so excited to have her join the fam, not only for her experience and incredible leadership, but also for her sharp knife … Continued
The Canadian National Exhibition has been synonymous with summer in Toronto for decades. In fact, since it first began as an agricultural fair in 1879, The Ex has only been cancelled once in 1942 due to military occupation during the Second World War, and it resumed in 1947. COVID-19 prompted the closure of The Ex … Continued
There’s nothing like going for a boozy brunch with friends after a long night of, well, boozing. After all, there’s a reason why millennials have been accused of being at an economic disadvantage due to their addiction to avocado toast—it’s a delicious and nutritious start to your day, and the perfect complement to a scrumptious … Continued
Inspired by the Italian word for ‘artistic effortlessness,’ ‘Sprezzatura’ is the newest Italian restaurant on the GTA food scene. Sprezzatura is decorated with disco balls and mirrored ceilings and serves classic Italian dishes without the white table cloths and crooner soundtrack. “We came up with the concept during our honeymoon in Italy,” says co-owner Brook … Continued
