By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s official FIFA Fan Festival was sold to Torontonians as an open, citywide celebration of the 2026 World Cup, showcasing the city’s cultural vibrancy through art, music and food (all without having to pay a dime). Now, after city staff floated the idea of a new ticketed model, Toronto’s executive committee has pushed staff to … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
For a generation that trusts social-driven recommendations more than traditional review platforms, one Toronto venue is clearly hitting the right note with Gen Z. Rooms Coffee on Dupont is equal parts hi-fi lounge/cocktail bar/coffee shop, and it’s emerged as the city’s go-to spot in the city for Zoomers, according to Corner. The social mapping app … Continued
If you haven’t stood in a tiny, steam-filled shop waiting for a quarter-chicken dinner in a styrofoam container, do you even live in Toronto? This month, resident tasting chefs Nuit Regular and Anthony Rose set out on a full-on poultry crawl through the city’s OG Portuguese spots — tackling piles of piri-piri chicken, fluffy rice … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Notoriously reclusive Toronto actor Rick Moranis is making public appearances again in support of the upcoming Space Balls: The New One movie. Moranis, who grew up in North York, and got his big break as part of the legendary SCTV and Second City comedy troupes of the 80s before hitting it big as a comedy … Continued
Toronto is officially in spring mode, which means the markets are out, the patios are thriving and the city is more alive than ever. Spend your weekend enjoying all the fun Toronto has to offer! From Raptors watch parties to food and drinks fests and vintage markets, here are the best things to do in … Continued
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Darryl Singer leads Diamond & Diamond’s Commercial and Civil Litigation Practice Group, bringing nearly 25 years of trial experience across personal injury, business disputes, employment law, and professional negligence matters. E-scooters are popping up all over Toronto, on sidewalks, in bike lanes, weaving through the downtown core. … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Looking for the best new restaurants in Toronto this week? The city’s dining scene keeps growing, and this week there are eight spots worth checking out. From an Indian Hakka newcomer in the Village to a covert Leslieville pie shop serving proper London-style comfort food, there are plenty of excuses to eat your way across … Continued
Almost overnight, out of nowhere, an Instagram page popped up. As they often do. But this one, for some reason, went viral. Almost immediately. And it’s dedicated to one thing: the toilets of Toronto. Seriously. The page, dubbed @thetoiletguyy on Instagram (and @findmytoilet on TikTok), is run by a college student who prefers to remain … Continued
Following Toronto’s excessive obsession with gourmet sandwiches last summer, it’s looking like summer 2026 is all about premium bagels. That’s what it would appear, anyway, if the sold-out opening weekend of Arthur’s Snackette is any indication. Tucked in a laneway off St. Clair Avenue West, Arthur’s Snackette gets its roots from Montréal’s Arthur’s Nosh Bar. … Continued
Our very own Toronto Raptors are in the NBA playoffs again, and the city is more than ready to celebrate. From drink deals to giant screens and on-theme decor, there are watch parties all over the city ready to fit every vibe. Here are some of our favourites. Jurassic Park Where: 15 York St. The … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
It’s been a bit rainy this week, so everyone’s wondering whether summer will be prime for patio outings. The answer is yes, for the most part, though maybe not without a few soggy interruptions. The Old Farmer’s Almanac predicts a hotter-than-normal summer across much of the country, including southern Quebec, the Prairies and southern British Columbia. … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto Raptors got a boost of confidence heading into the team’s first playoff series in years as Brandon Ingram was named the NBA’s Player of the Week for the Eastern Conference. Ingram led the team to a crucial 3-1 record down the stretch securing the Raptor’s the fifth seed in the playoffs. The seven-foot forward … Continued
