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Toronto mourns Kobe Bryant after tragic helicopter crash

By Samantha Peksa

Toronto basketball fans and Raptors alike continue to pay tribute to the late NBA legend Kobe Bryant, whose tragic passing has shocked and saddened people around the world. Bryant died in a helicopter accident on Sunday, Jan. 26, which claimed the lives of eight other people including his 13-year-old daughter, Gianna. Bryant leaves his wife, … Continued

Little Italy is about to get a new Mexican snack bar

By Nicole Richie

From the owners of Campechano and Good Hombres comes Buena Copa, a brand new snack bar or antojeria in Toronto’s Little Italy neighbourhood. Buena Copa is set to open up at 460 College St. in the first week of February and will be bringing Campechano’s famed masa tortillas along with it. The new spot will … Continued

The best bars with live music in Midtown Toronto

By Marlene Mendonca

Midtown’s top bars with live music brought to you by Freed Keewatin — 36 luxury townhomes at Mt. Pleasant and Eglinton — the best new place to live in midtown. Midtown Toronto is packed with bars that offer live music. Whether you’re into jazz, rock or top 40 covers, there’s a destination to suit your … Continued

The best indoor spin classes in Toronto

By Nicole Richie

The spinning craze has brought some great studios to Toronto. Not only are most of these spots geared to get you into shape, they are also helping people of all shapes and sizes across Toronto to get excited about working out. With motivating instructors, music-filled classes and Technicolor light shows, these five spinning studios are … Continued

Cosy new brunch bar opens at Yonge and Eglinton

By Nicole Richie

MIA Brunch Bar is a new go-to spot for morning commuters and neighbourhood noshers in the Yonge and Eglinton area. Open seven days a week, the new morning and afternoon hangout is a bright and cheerful kind of space. The menu consists of some classic brunch staples with a twist, as well as a slew … Continued

Chantecler rises from the ashes with new pop-up in Toronto

By Nicole Richie

Toronto diners are no strangers to seeing their favourite neighbourhood spot go up in flames — literally.  In late November of last year, Parkdale’s beloved spot for French small plates and craft cocktails, Chantecler and its adjoining butcher shop Chantecler Boucherie, were closed due to damage from a three-alarm fire. Chantecler Boucherie, which was just … Continued