By Ron Johnson
“The owners of an old west-end factory loft building have a pest problem, and they’re stopping at nothing to exterminate it. The downside for residents is that they’re the pests.” These rather brilliant two sentences are from an article penned by Paul Terefenko is from a story on the Sterling Loft Studios that appeared in … Continued
A luxury dessert cafe known for its beautiful, hand-crafted macarons is re-opening on Ossington Ave. Following a three-year closure, Delysees Luxury Desserts is back. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Delysées Luxury Desserts Ltd (@delyseestoronto) According to a recent post via their Instagram page, there are many new items coming … Continued
The Bubble, Canada’s first inflatable entertainment complex, is now open in Toronto. Located at 65 Orfus Road, Toronto, ON, (Dufferin Street and Lawrence Avenue), The Bubble features a 10,000 square foot inflatable theme park with obstacles courses, giant slides, climbing walls and other air-filled attractions. This project is presented by the founders of Rinx Toronto … Continued
By Ron Johnson
I actually enjoyed the absence of social obligation during the Long Year of the Millennium Plague. And in The Mask Phase there was a certain welcome anonymity —- a year without being told that I’m “That Guy from W5.” One does not correct such mistakes because they are unimportant. But, even when they got the … Continued
Paris Paris has reopened at 146 Ossington Avenue, after marking its last night of service on Dundas last week. The new location features a spacious outdoor seating area. Paris Paris is a neighbourhood wine bar founded on good times and community. The cuisine is fused with a curated selection of amazing wines and spirits from … Continued
After a tough year, Chabrol is closing its doors. The tiny French restaurant, located at 156 Cumberland Street in Yorkville, made the announcement via Instagram on Aug. 13, citing a lack of steady clientele and complications from a result of Ontario’s strict lockdown measures earlier this year. “We have made the difficult decision to shelf … Continued
By lindsaylow
Since its inception, Black Lives Matter Canada has been on the lookout for a permanent home. After years of searching and leasing, the organization found a 10,000-square-foot building near Kensington Market at 24 Cecil St., which is set to become their official headquarters later this month. TRNTO spoke with co-founder Sandy Hudson on what comes next. … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Beyond Monet, Canada’s largest immersive art experience, is now open at the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, presented by Paquin Entertainment Group and JL Entertainment. Featuring an original score, the 50,000 square feet space is immersed in Claude Monet’s works moving across every surface of the room, from floor to ceiling. Over 400 paintings are displayed, … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers As North America continues to open up and offices reopen their doors, it’s important to consider how to attract employees back into the office and re-build office culture while staying safe. You may be making the transition back to having an in-person workforce, but part of being … Continued
A new frozen pizza delivery service has landed in Toronto. Run by owner and founder Robert Frier, The Bad Toss has hacked frozen pizza by using unconventional techniques and combinations to prepare their pies which are delivered straight to your door. Their pizza is described as bar-pie, with seven different styles to choose from and … Continued
Nava Social Coffee House, located at 514 King St. East, is all set to open a second location down the street at 8 Waterloo Terrace. To celebrate, Nava Social is hosting a two-day grand opening party all weekend long, from Aug. 13 to Aug. 15, to welcome the new addition to the King West neighborhood. … Continued
