For many Toronto business owners, growth brings complexity. What worked in the early startup days — basic bookkeeping, disconnected advisors and a lean back office — often starts to break down as the business adds new staff, systems, sales channels, transaction volume and more complex tax obligations. While these are signs of success, they can … Continued
Those of us who live in Toronto certainly don’t suffer from any delusions about the city being perfect, but we might be so bold as to say it beats out all the other cities in Ontario as an ideal place to live. According to a recent report — not so fast. A new ranking of … Continued
If you walk through Yorkville or along College Street lately, you might have noticed that the vibe has shifted. For years, Toronto was the centre of the “glamour vegan” trend — the city that made watermelon sushi go viral and turned plant-based tacos into a standard downtown lunch. But in 2026, the mood around the … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto’s pop-up scene is about to get a little more gothic. Over a century and a half after Edgar Allan Poe’s death, the Edgar Allan Poe Speakeasy is bringing some of his most beloved stories off the page and onto the stage. Guests can expect a four-part immersive evening filled with storytelling and themed drinks … Continued
Toronto cafés used to be more predictable a couple of friendly baristas, some blueberry muffins under a glass dome and a soulful indie playlist playing in the background. Now take a walk down Ossington or through the Annex and instead of smell of espresso, you’re greeted with the scent of matcha and the sugary aroma … Continued
Toronto’s largest comic book event is back in town: for one epic weekend, Toronto Comicon will gather enthusiasts of comics, sci-fi, anime and more for what they call “the ultimate playground” for fans. Taking over the Metro Toronto Convention Centre, the event will include an itinerary full of celebrity guests, shopping, cosplay and other exciting … Continued
A fun Peaky Blinders pop-up experience is coming to Toronto, and it comes as fans are gearing up for the hit Netflix show’s new movie, Peaky Blinders: The Immortal Man. Ossington’s The Man of Kent will transform into the show’s iconic pub, The Garrison, between March 20–22. Best of all, it’s a free event — … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
St. Patrick’s Day falls on Tuesday, March 17, this year, so no parade-weekend overflow but tons of places to throw back a Guinness or two. Whether you’re looking for a heritage tavern with live bands or a queer-friendly Village party with green beer from brunch onward, here are the top five Irish(-ish) spots to celebrate … Continued
If there isn’t enough reason to head to Prince Edward County, then perhaps you can be enticed by a new restaurant from chef Grant van Gameren. That’s right, the prominent restaurateur behind some of Toronto’s standout spots — Bar Isabel, Bar Raval, Martine’s Wine Bar and Michelin-starred Quetzal, to name just a few — is opening … Continued
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers From the busy platforms of the TTC to the digital “wild west” of social media, verbal harassment has become an unfortunate reality for many Torontonians. While it is often dismissed as just “rude behavior,” the reality is that unwanted comments, threatening language, and persistent abuse can have … Continued
Live dealer tables and RNG games often get compared like two versions of the same product. One looks “real” because a camera shows cards and wheels. The other looks “digital” because outcomes appear instantly on a screen. That framing is catchy, but it misses what actually changes during a session. In a casino, the biggest … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Bayern Munich’s 6-1 Champions League win over Atalanta BC in Bergamo on Tuesday took an unsettling turn for Canadian soccer fans when Alphonso Davies was helped off the field in visible distress. The Edmonton-born star covered his face with his shirt as he left the field, and looked a bit tearful on the sidelines as … Continued
