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The best Thai delivery in Toronto

By Marlene Mendonca

Thai delivery in Toronto is an excellent option for anyone needing their fix of curry or khao soi. With due respect to delivery staples like pizza, there are few better foods to enjoy while getting cosy and binging on Netflix than pad Thai. Fortunately, Toronto has some wildly talented Thai chefs cooking up everything from … Continued

How to give your decor a spring refresh without leaving the house

By lindsaylow

Jane Lockhart is an award-winning designer, TV personality and author. She is also the principal designer of the Toronto firm she founded in 1997, Jane Lockhart Interior Design. Feeling like you’re hibernating? You’re not alone. Usually it means a long winter’s nap, but with social distancing it’s become a spring necessity. For me, being at … Continued

What to do if a quarantine war is brewing with your kids

By Nikki Gill

Parenting columnist Joanne Kates is an expert educator in the areas of conflict mediation, self-esteem and anti-bullying, and she is the director of Camp Arowhon in Algonquin Park. There are silver linings. We’re cooking more. Baking bread even. Lots of kids love not having school. For once we get enough sleep. We have respite from … Continued

Quarantine reads: Five great books from Sonia Beeksma

By Ron Johnson

The latest in our series of quarantine reads features Sonia Beeksma. ETALK, Canada’s top-rated entertainment news TV show, has added her fresh new voice to the mix. Since 2016, the talented broadcast journalist has been at CTV Morning Live covering everything from traffic to entertainment and fashion. Now, she’s parlaying her decade of experience and her … Continued

#TakeoutDay launches April 15 to help save local restaurants

By Nikki Gill

The COVID-19 pandemic has greatly affected numerous industries across the country, and one we are hearing a lot about is the restaurant industry. “There has never been a time like this, never been a bigger challenge for the restaurant industry,” says Mark McEwan, resident Taste Test chef at TRNTO. That is why McEwan and other … Continued

What it’s like opening a restaurant during a pandemic

By Jessica Huras

The pandemic has left many of our favourite restaurants indefinitely closed, but what about the ones that never got their chance to open? Stephen Schweighardt had planned to open Larry’s Folly, a cafe and bar, in Parkdale at the end of April, but COVID-related closures have stranded his new venture in limbo.  Larry’s Folly will … Continued