Fans of Marvel will be thrilled to learn a new respite from reality is coming to Toronto and setting up shop at Yorkdale Mall. Marvel’s Avengers S.T.A.T.I.O.N is an interactive, immersive walk-through experience where guests can submerge themselves in the origin stories, science, technology and genetics of their favourite superheroes like Iron Man, Black Widow, … Continued
A wave of pop-ups continues to sweep across the city, as restaurants seek ways to better cater to takeout diners amid the pandemic. Adrian Forte, a semi-finalist on the most recent season of Top Chef Canada, is the latest chef to help shake the city out of our collective takeout rut with his new to-go … Continued
By lindsaylow
For the second time in its 98-year history, the Royal Agricultural Winter Fair will not take place this November. The first time it was cancelled was during the Second World War. Although the fair will not take place in its original form, organizers are making sure that Royal Winter fun still takes place with a … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Omi Woods is a fine and semi-fine jewelry brand constructing thoughtful pieces reflecting Africa and the diaspora. The company uses conflict-free silver and fair-trade African gold. Everything is made sustainably in Toronto and produced with local jewellers. Elizabeth McFarlane the company’s founder says she was drawn to jewelry because of its sustainable nature, that it’s … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Holiday shows will look a bit different this year. Most of the city’s favourite productions are happening online though some are cancelled completely, including the National Ballet‘s annual Nutcracker production. While nothing beats going to the theatre on a winter night, especially around the holidays, there are some benefits to catching a show from home, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
According to documents filed at the Ontario Superior Court of Justice, Toronto’s King Street Food Company (KSFC), the hospitality group behind some of the city’s biggest and best-known fine dining restaurants including Buca, Bar Buca, and many others, is insolvent and looking to restructure its financial situation in an effort to carry on operations to … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Haynes Kent’s passion for surfing began with an eight-month stint in Australia, where he hit the waves almost every day and gained an appreciation for the sport. Although his original plan was to attend teacher’s college when he moved back to Toronto, he decided to forgo that option in favour of focusing his efforts on … Continued
By lindsaylow
One of Canada’s most trusted authorities on style and fashion, Jeanne Beker has covered the industry for more than 30 years. Now watch her in her current style editor role on TSC’s Style Matters with Jeanne Beker or tune into her new podcast Beyond Style Matters, available wherever you get your podcasts. Gone are the … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
As employees continue to pivot between home and the workplace, there are more opportunities than ever to be vulnerable to data breaches, compromised privacy, and more.
By Ron Johnson
North of Brooklyn pizzeria, which already has numerous outlets on the west side of the city, is planning on opening a new shop on the other side of the Don River at the corner of Danforth and Greenwood. A new liquor licence application submitted to the Alcohol and Gaming Commission of Ontario indicated a new … Continued
By Nikki Gill
Rizwan Malik is a real estate expert who currently works at Sotheby’s International Realty Canada as the senior vice president of sales. He appeared as one of the hosts on HGTV Canada’s Hot Market, which premiered earlier this year. As the months become cooler, everyone is looking to cosy up by the fire for some … Continued
Taiwanese bakery chain Hazukido is landing in Toronto next week, marking the brand’s first North American location. Launched in 2014, Hazukido now has a whopping 200 locations around the world. The chain is known for its carefully-crafted croissants, which are available in dozens of sweet and savoury flavours. “People who may have travelled are very … Continued
