By lindsaylow
Canada is the undisputed sketch comedy capital of the known universe. From SCTV and Second City, through Kids in the Hall and This Hour Has 22 Minutes and everything that came in between, nobody sets up a gag like we do. One of the recent success stories has been CBC-TV’s hit comedy Baroness von Sketch … Continued
Although there’s no end to this pandemic in sight and plenty of uncertainty ahead, there’s one thing we can always count on to be there for us: pizza. With the long, cold winter ahead and social distancing restrictions ramping up, you may want to expand your meal delivery options to include a fresh take on … Continued
Bar Buca may be the latest Toronto restaurant headed for permanent closure. A notice of distress has been posted in the window of Bar Buca’s Yonge and Eglinton location, indicating that King Street Food Company, the hospitality group behind the Buca restaurants, has been locked out by the building’s landlord. Dated October 1, the notice … Continued
“Many people tell me they eat it straight from the spoon. To be honest, that’s what I usually do,” Amy Rosen said, dishing on her latest spread to hit the shelves this year. The journalist-turned-cookbook author recently released her third product, Rosen’s Babka Spread, a complementary spin-off of the decadent Rosen’s Cinnamon Bun Spread that’s … Continued
By Nikki Gill
Much-loved Entertainment District restaurant Pai will soon be heading north with its northern Thai fare, with the restaurant set to open a second location at Yonge and Eglinton this autumn. According to a press release, the new outpost of Pai will take over a two-storey, 12,000-square-foot space at 2335 Yonge St. The restaurant will have … Continued
By Nikki Gill
Chris Palmer is a guest expert on the Global Morning Show and is the owner of Handcrafted by Chris Palmer. Nothing beats Toronto in the summertime, especially if you have a backyard to kick back in and soak up the sun. But before you know it, summer turns to fall, and with fall comes the … Continued
By lindsaylow
In a normal year, the arts and culture events in Toronto kick into overdrive in October. The theatre season gets underway, all the big concerts are announced, ballet, orchestra and festival after festival. It’s a scene, man. We all know where we’re at now. The live events industry in the city has been decimated. But … Continued
By Ron Johnson
If you’re looking for the perfect pumpkin for this year’s jack-o-lantern or the would-be filling for that Thanksgiving pie, a good plan is to visit one of the many farms surrounding the GTA. There’s no shortage of excellent pumpkin picking options in the province, so you’ll have your pick of the best spots. COVID-19 has … Continued
By Nikki Gill
As COVID-19 cases continue to climb in the city, several Toronto restaurants have made the difficult decision to temporarily close their establishment, after one or more of their employees have tested positive for the virus. Sotto Sotto, a high-end Italian trattoria loved by celebrities like Drake and DJ Khaled, voluntarily closed its doors on Sept. … Continued
By Erin Neilly
If you’re a sports fan in Canada, you’ve likely heard of the Nurse family. Richard Nurse is a former CFL player for the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, and his wife Cathy is a former varsity basketball player for McMaster University. Athletics clearly runs in the family as their children have become stars in hockey and basketball, playing … Continued
A custom designed penthouse has hit the market for $2.998 million. Residence three at 1 Scott St. is a corner unit and provides a generous amount of living space across two levels. It has two bedrooms, three bathrooms and two terraces. The building is a short walk away from Union Station and the St. Lawrence … Continued
