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How to get your outdoor space summer-ready — safely!

By Jarrod Daley

See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers As the weather gets warmer and the days get longer, homeowners are getting their outside spaces ready for the summer. Jeremy Diamond, from leading Canadian Personal Injury Law Firm, Diamond and Diamond Lawyers, knows first-hand the importance of taking the right safety measures as you get your … Continued

Ten Toronto restaurants to hit up on Canada Day

By Jessica Huras

Whether you’re planning to pay homage to Canada on a patio or prefer to celebrate the holiday at home, these restaurants have got you covered. These are 10 restaurants that are open on Canada Day for dine-in or takeout. Kramer’s Bar and Grill   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Kramer’s … Continued

Quarantine reads: Navigating conflict resolution in a time of flux

By Marlene Mendonca

Family law lawyer and mediator, Meysa Maleki, has recently launched The Conflict Resolution Grail: Awareness, Compassion and a Negotiator’s Toolbox, where she draws on her extensive experience as a family law lawyer and accredited mediator to introduce the everyday person to the elements of conflict, the sub-conversations and the skills that are required to resolve conflict … Continued

Popular Toronto bakery says goodbye to its west-end location

By Jessica Huras

Widely-acclaimed pastry shop Roselle Desserts has announced it’s closing one of its two locations. Known for its beautiful French-inspired pastries, Roselle’s Corktown shop opened in 2015 and was followed by a West Queen West outpost, which launched last summer. Owners Stephanie Duong and Bruce Lee shared the news on Instagram on Friday, saying they plan … Continued

Toronto’s new outdoor dining rules explained

By Jessica Huras

Toronto moved into phase two of reopening on June 24, allowing restaurants and bars to begin serving dine-in customers on patios. As restaurants adapt their service and design to comply with the safety guidelines laid out by Toronto Public Health, however, patio season won’t look like the summers we remember from years past. Over the … Continued

To the graduating class of 2020

By Marlene Mendonca

It’s been an unusual year for graduating classes of 2020, who have been home schooling since March. As student’s graduate and prepare for their future, Jaymie Heller, Valedictorian from Toronto Prep School leaves an encouraging message to the graduates of 2020. “I would like to wish a huge congratulations to my fellow graduates. I am … Continued

The best fashion boutiques now open in Toronto

By Marlene Mendonca

The best fashion boutiques cover a range of styles and designer brands, from local labels to unique finds from across the world. Whether you’re looking for trendsetting items or for classic staples, these are the places to have on your list of stylish shopping destinations. With Toronto having just moved to stage 2 of reopening, … Continued

Ten Toronto patios reopening this week by neighbourhood

By Jessica Huras

After over three months of dine-in service closure, Toronto restaurants are taking the first steps toward reopening this week. Premier Ford announced on Monday that restaurants can begin serving customers on patios starting today. While many restaurants are taking a few more days or weeks to gear up (and adjust their spaces to comply with … Continued