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Support local for Mother’s Day gifts in Toronto

By Marlene Mendonca

Buying a Mother’s Day gift in Toronto doesn’t have to be difficult. These local shops are offering unique, local, and one-of-a-kind gifts to celebrate the mother-figure in your life. Caribou Home   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Caribouhome (@caribouhomecanada) Celebrating its very first anniversary, Caribou Home was born out of … Continued

A new vegan gelato shop is coming to midtown

By Jessica Huras

Toronto will soon have a new destination for summer’s best comfort food. Coco Market founder Orlee Wertheim says that opening a vegan, sugar-free ice cream shop has been a long-time goal. “The best summer activity is going for a walk and getting an ice cream,” she says. “I always thought that option was missing for … Continued

Celebrating T.O. talent this Star Wars Day

By lindsaylow

Not one, not two, but four Toronto actors are set to star in some major movies and television shows for both the Marvel Cinematic Universe and Disney+. With Star Wars Day upon us — May the fourth be with you — Hayden Christensen is set to reprise his role as Anakin Skywalker (now Darth Vader) … Continued

How to build a real estate empire in Toronto

By Marlene Mendonca

It’s hard to overlook the opportunity that the real estate market is presenting across Canada.  If you’re in the position to create wealth by investing in real estate, Nicola Wealth, who has been managing investments for affluent families, takes a strategic approach to real estate investments and shares many lessons that have resulted in a … Continued

Five can’t-miss (virtual) shows to check out in May

By lindsaylow

Although theatres and other venues continue to be shuttered, Toronto artists are doing their best to bring arts and entertainment to their audiences using an online format. To that end, here are five of the top shows to check out this month featuring Toronto and area artists. Terra Lightfoot Talented Canadian musician Terra Lightfoot is … Continued

Five different types of yoga to practise virtually

By Nikki Gill

Staying active while under lockdown can be a challenge, but there are plenty of ways to get moving at home. Yoga is a low-impact option that won’t have you bumping into furniture, and all you need is a mat and an internet connection. That being said, the country where yoga originated from thousands of years … Continued