By lindsaylow
“The Tiger bowl has been a favourite on the Fresh menu for years and is a perfect combination of savoury and spicy,” says chef Jennifer Houston of Fresh’s Tiger bowl recipe. “The crispness of the red peppers complements the grilled greens perfectly, and the crispy tofu cubes are a wonderful pairing with the cashews.” Ingredients … Continued
By Nikki Gill
Known best for her captivating performances and starring role in the first season of Canada’s Drag Race, drag entertainer Tynomi Banks is a force to be reckoned with. As the first drag entertainer to perform in Dundas Square during World Pride 2014 and appear at the Canadian Screen Awards, Banks is no doubt a trailblazer, … Continued
By lindsaylow
Entertainment reporter Carlos Bustamante graces our television screens as part of the ET Canada team, but his life in showbiz started on the dance floor. Bustamante grew up dancing in a competitive group along with his wife Rachel. Though they were just kids when they first met, their love story blossomed into one for the … Continued
By lindsaylow
Since the police killing of George Floyd in June sparked countless Black Lives Matter protests and conversations about racism across the world, different institutions have been urged to analyze the role they play in contributing to systemic racism. Schools have been a part of this too. Young students in particular have been asking their own … Continued
By lindsaylow
Yes, everything has gone virtual, but that doesn’t mean Toronto isn’t turning out some amazing shows to check out from the comfort of our own homes. Here are five happening this month that we are excited about: 21 BLACK FUTURES Toronto’s Obsidian Theatre in partnership with the CBC recently unveiled the full lineup of directors … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Being in a kitchen is just natural for chef Nick Liu. As the son of Hakka parents in Toronto, he grew up eating dishes that his ancestors had been preparing for hundreds of years. It’s that passion for cuisine, combined with modern flair and a western touch, that he brings to DaiLo Kitchen at 503 … Continued
As we head into another cold, quiet month of lockdown, comfort food cravings are hitting an all-time high for many of us. Fortunately, La Poutine Week is returning for its ninth year to help us feed our feelings with our beloved national dish. Running throughout this week, La Poutine Week invites restaurants across the country … Continued
By lindsaylow
Yes, every day has begun to feel like Groundhog Day. But, today is actually Groundhog Day, so now what? We decided to take a look at the two furry critters with the most cache, and see which furball reigns supreme and just what they are predicting for 2021. Wiarton Willie Origin: 1956, in Wiarton, Ontario … Continued
By Ron Johnson
There may be more to look forward to than the weather this summer. Canadian Stage (the group behind Shakespeare in High Park) has a new proposal set to be reviewed by city council on Feb. 2 that could result in even more theatre and other outdoor artistic offering in High Park. Canadian Stage, a registered … Continued
Next week on Monday, Feb. 8, 7 Numbers Restaurant is trading in its southern Italian specialties for something a little more spicy. Rosa Marinuzzi, better known as Mama Rosa at 7 Numbers, is joining forces with Andreas Marquez, former owner of Fonda Lola to throw a taco takeover at the restaurant’s Eglinton Avenue location (516 … Continued
By lindsaylow
February 2021 marks the 25th year since Black History Month was first celebrated nationally; however, Toronto’s celebrations go back further than that. Toronto became the first municipality in Canada to proclaim Black History Month in 1979. As with everything else in the age of COVID-19, celebrations will look and feel different this year, but there … Continued
