There might be nothing better than hearing about a new Toy Story movie, but what about hearing that an iconic Toronto voice will be part of the fifth addition of the iconic franchise? Everyone’s favourite Toronto restaurateur, Matty Matheson, took to Instagram to share the news that he’ll be voicing character Dr. Nutcase in Toy … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Keanu Reeves is one of the nicest guys in Hollywood, and his new dark comedy Outcome is the latest reminder that critics may be split on a movie, but can still recognize a good performance when they see one. The Jonah Hill-directed flick is now streaming on Apple TV and follows Reef Hawk (Reeves), a … Continued
The country’s most visionary designers, architects, builders, artists and luxury brands are returning to Toronto next weekend for the Living Luxe Design Show, Canada’s premier luxury design destination. From April 17 to 19, the Toronto Congress Centre will play host to immersive experiences and a curated design showcase that brings luxury to life through interior … Continued
When a Toronto cobbler found out the 60-year-old patching and stitching machine he needs to run his business had broken, he assumed the worst — repairing it would cost $10,000 that he didn’t have, and without it, he would have to close down his business. But when the local Dufferin Grove community heard the news, … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
One of the most fun and lively roadways in the city could be getting even better with a new project that would see a stretch of Church Street go car-free this summer. The City has proposed a Church Street Pedestrianization Pilot, which would temporarily close the roadway to through traffic between Wellesley St E and … Continued
Boru, a new Japanese spot dedicated to hambāgu, is setting up on Adelaide Street West. The restaurant introduces a super popular dining style which has been drawing queues in Tokyo for years, focusing entirely on the craft of the patty rather than the bun. Early word from media previews suggests a tightly focused experience that’s … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Downtown Toronto has no shortage of bubble tea counters and matcha spots, but Khem is serving up a much more specific niche: authentic Southern Thai street tea. Customers can indulge in the creamiest drinks, hand-pulled to order and served with a dramatic, frothy finish. Bonus: the shop’s name appears to nod to its flavour profile. … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Toronto Raptors punched their ticket to the bona fide NBA playoffs last night with a victory over the Brooklyn Nets. The team returns to playoff action for the first time since the 2021-22 season. In a day of games that had massive implications for the playoffs and seedings, the Raptors blew out the lowly … Continued
There’s something satisfying about stumbling upon a place you weren’t meant to find. In a city obsessed with hidden gems and speakeasies, this new restaurant hides in plain sight. Disguised as Martian Business System Consulting Inc. at 1031 Gerrard Street, it delivers one of the city’s most transportive dining experiences. Welcome to Eastend Pie & … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Get your cameras ready, Toronto: this week, a rare sunrise with a very fun nickname is happening in the city. Torontohenge, an extremely photogenic sun alignment, is going to take place on Sunday, April 19. Referring to the moment when the setting or rising sun lines up with the city’s east-west downtown grid, if you’re … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
There’s something super satisfying about a Blue Jays road trip where the destination is just as good as the first pitch. If you’re up for heading over the border, Toronto’s 2026 away schedule includes a handful of cities where the game makes for a perfect weekend away, complete with walkable stadium districts and fun pregame … Continued
Mark your calendars, thrill-seekers! The CN Tower‘s EdgeWalk reopens on April 11, and yes, it’s exactly as wild as it sounds. Perched 356 metres (1,168 feet) above Toronto, this hands-free walk on a 1.5-metre (or 5-foot) ledge around the tower’s main pod offers some of the best views in the city. The EdgeWalk first opened … Continued
