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One of Toronto’s top pizzerias is getting another location

By Jessica Huras

Pizzeria Libretto is gearing up to open its fifth Toronto location at 3011 Dundas St. W. in the Junction. The new location will deliver the same simple, delicious Italian fare the brand is known for, including beautifully charred Neapolitan pies. Although the menu will mirror that of Libretto’s other outposts, Libretto Restaurant Group president Max … Continued

This new website encourages people to support local delivery

By Jessica Huras

It’s cold outside and with Ontario also currently under a mandatory provincial lockdown, placing an order for delivery is safer and more convenient than going out to pick up your food yourself. It’s no secret that Toronto’s restaurant scene has suffered heavy financial blows due to COVID-19. The service fees charged by third-party delivery apps, … Continued

Popular U.S. hot chicken chain launches its first Toronto location

By Jessica Huras

Dave’s Hot Chicken has officially arrived in Toronto to warm up our winter with its spicy Nashville chicken. The new Parkdale outpost, which takes over the former home of Pete’s Corner Grill, is the L.A. fast-casual concept’s first location outside of California. Blair Bitove, director of business development, first discovered Dave’s Hot Chicken while studying … Continued

Seven tips for safely staying active this winter season

By Jarrod Daley

See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Staying active throughout the winter can be difficult. With the weather being unpredictable and offering many colder days and evenings, the importance of making sure you are being safe, both indoors and outside is of paramount importance. Diamond’s dynamic leaders, Jeremy Diamond, Sandra Zisckind, and her brother … Continued

Tips for keeping employees motivated through the second wave

By Jarrod Daley

See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers The new year, and winter months can be tough on employees’ mental health, especially amidst the unprecedented situation of a global pandemic. As employers, we should all make a conscious effort to support our teams by providing advice, reminders, and regular check-ins. At Diamond & Diamond, our … Continued

Canadian designer pivots to launch world’s first anti-viral scrubs

By Nikki Gill

Designer Nina Kharey of fashion brand Nonie has launched a line of medical scrubs called Folds. The fashion-forward scrubs are made from recyclable and sustainable materials while also being anti-viral, anti-bacterial and antimicrobial. Kharey has an engineering background and worked with a lab in Europe to create the nanotechnology material for the scrubs. After crowd-sourcing … Continued

Brian Gluckstein on six ways to create a spa-inspired bathroom

By lindsaylow

Catch Brian Gluckstein on Cityline, where he is a regular guest expert, shop his collection, GlucksteinHome, at Hudson’s Bay and follow him @briangluckstein on Instagram. It’s a new year, and I think a resolution we can all benefit from is incorporating more self-care into our routines — and there’s no better space to do that than your own bathroom. … Continued

Lobster’licious returns to Scaramouche

By Jessica Huras

Iconic Toronto restaurant Scaramouche is bringing back its annual Lobster’licious prix-fixe event in takeout form. Running yearly since 2009, chef-owner Keith Froggett says Lobster’licious originally started as a response to Toronto’s Winterlicious event. “We didn’t feel that the parameters of that worked for us, so we tongue-in-cheek started this Lobster’licious thing and it became the … Continued