By Nisean Lorde
Easter already? Yup! The holiday falls earlier than usual this year, on Sunday, April 5, 2026, and Toronto has no shortage of spots where you can dress up and linger over a delicious brunch. From a castle buffet at Casa Loma to lobster Benedict, seafood bars and chocolate-heavy finales, the city’s Easter lineup is super … Continued
The weather in Toronto is only just starting to warm up, but the 2026 calendar has spoken: Easter is coming early this year! Whether you celebrate the holiday or you’re just in it for the egg hunts and the chocolate, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the festivities in Ontario. Spend the long weekend … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto’s newest professional basketball franchise is inviting fans inside its future home for the first time. On April 14, the Toronto Tempo will host Before the Bounce, a one-hour kickoff rally at Coca-Cola Coliseum to introduce the team’s identity, atmosphere, and ambitions ahead of its inaugural season. The event will run from 7 to 8 … Continued
Bobby Flay is officially bringing his “crunchified” burgers to Toronto this summer — and we’ve got the exclusive on why the Food Network icon is betting big on The Well. While a 65-restaurant expansion is planned across Canada, it all starts at Front and Spadina, right in a city that already takes its burgers very … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Most Niagara getaways begin and end with the Falls (and, understandably so, they’re mesmerizing), but just beyond the Falls, Niagara’s South Coast offers a different kind of getaway. Travel along the stretch that links Pelham, Wainfleet, Fort Erie and Port Colborne, and you’ll find a quieter kind of escape surrounded by country roads, enviable beaches … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Just an hour east of Toronto is a small pastoral hamlet that would make the perfect day trip. Nestled in Clarington, the tiny town of Orono on the southern stretch of Highway 35 is less about big-city sights and more about the charm of niche indie shops, heritage buildings and cute cafés. Start your visit … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Baseball season is officially back in Toronto, with the Blue Jays home opener happening this Friday, kicking off a three-game series against the Athletics. Ahead of the opening day celebration, Ernie Clement shared some words about baseball, last season’s heartbreak and the season ahead — and it’s enough to make any Blue Jays fan a … Continued
Baseball season is back — and so is Toronto’s great hot dog debate. Ahead of the Jays home opener on March 27, chef Anthony Rose joined competitive eater Darrien Thomas — a seasoned player on the pro-eating circuit — to taste their way through the city’s best franks. If you can’t make it to the … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Who says you have to head downtown for a perfect night out? The GTA’s newest nightlife spot is big on food and theatrical energy. Number One is an immersive dining-and-entertainment experience that’s taken over the former Hutaoli Music Restaurant & Bar space near Highway 7 East and Warden Avenue, bringing together Chinese fusion plates, cocktails … Continued
This story was last updated: March 27, 2026 In Toronto, the first signs of spring can be marked by one important event: the Blue Jays home opener. It’s happening this weekend, but there’s plenty of fun to be had in Toronto if sports aren’t your thing, from a massive Canadian film festival to a vintage … Continued
Up until last year, there was a red brick warehouse on Dundas West called Expo Vintage that wore many hats: by-the-pound vintage outlet, concert venue, karaoke spot, house party. But, like all good things in Toronto, it had to come to an end: in 2025, the vintage warehouse was forced to close due to what … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Toronto Blue Jays are back and ready to compete once again for a World Series title. The team was so close last year, coming inches away from a championship. The team has made some changes. Gone is fan favourite Bo Bichette, and a new crop of free agent signings and young prospects are looking … Continued
