By Nikki Gill
True to its namesake, Mama Loves You Vintage is owned by a passionate mother-daughter duo with a shared love for rare vintage pieces. Melo and Mahro Anfield first launched the shop in 2012 with a somewhat minimalist, conservative approach, but have since evolved to display the bright and fanciful esthetic they both gravitate towards naturally. … Continued
By Nikki Gill
Husband and wife duo Marshall Pynkoski and Jeannette Lajeunesse Zingg founded Opera Atelier 35 years ago and have brought award-winning opera and ballet productions to Toronto audiences and beyond. When the pandemic hit last year, their planned presentation of The Resurrection for April 2020 was cancelled, and now after overcoming many obstacles and adhering to … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers When it comes to the growth and success of the Diamond & Diamond Lawyers, one word pops to the forefront of our mind: “remarkable.” In a few short years, Jeremy Diamond, along with his wife Sandra Zisckind and brother-in-law Isaac Zisckind, has grown a single office personal … Continued
The two-storey home at 228 Haddington Ave. has not only been completely renovated, but also spans an impressive 4,902 square feet of living space. It features tons of designer touches, from the opulent primary suite on the second floor to the perfectly landscaped backyard. There is beautiful marble flooring that catches the eye as you … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto may seem like a concrete jungle, but edible plants, vegetables, and fruits to forage are all around the GTA, hidden in parks, valleys and even your own backyard. David Arama, from the Wilderness Survival School, also known as ‘Survivor Guy,’ has spent more than 30 years teaching and leading outdoor programs across Ontario educating … Continued
While the name calzone might bring to mind your favourite Italian pizza place, Baba Calzone, Woodbridge’s newest dining destination, has a distinctly Mediterranean twist. Think fresh veggies, coleslaw, donair, tandoori chicken, spinach, beef and, yes, pepperoni, all halal. The calzones feature in-house, fresh-made dough and come served with a classic garlic sauce. You can also … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Summer is fast approaching, and people are eager to see how Toronto will handle outdoor events, live music and concerts — especially those in the industry. Brad Bradford, Toronto city councillor and chair of the Toronto Music Advisory Committee (TMAC) put forth an open letter on May 19, recommending a pilot program that would allow … Continued
By Ron Johnson
As the mercury rises, getting outside and enjoying all that the city has to offer becomes a high priority. But, getting outside doesn’t have to mean preparing and packing a meal on your own. Many local restaurants are offering picnic basket options, whether you’re adventuring solo or with a group. Rife with different cuisines and … Continued
Toronto restaurants that closed this week Batch House is closing after five years on Victoria Street. The brewpub and bottle shop from Creemore Springs Brewery was reportedly unable to weather the loss of regular foot traffic in the Financial District. Iconic Italian staple the Big Slice is temporarily closing while they move down the street … Continued
A new initiative is honouring some of the many Toronto restaurants that have permanently closed their doors over the past year due to the pandemic and raising funds to support unemployed restaurant workers in the process. Last Dish sees local artists partnering with shuttered restaurants to design commemorative plates featuring signature menu items. Vesuvio Pizzeria … Continued
By lindsaylow
“In the Midlands of South Carolina, the area surrounding the state capital of Columbia, mustard-based BBQ sauces are a staple,” says Cabano’s Comfort Food chef Kevin Boyd of his Carolina hot sauce recipe. “Our version doesn’t stray far from the classic flavour profile found in the Deep South – focused on yellow mustard, honey and … Continued
By Nikki Gill
