Little Sister is coming to King West. The Indonesian restaurant has had an outstanding run at its Yonge and Davisville location and now they’re building a second location in the heart of the city. Known for their chicken satay and shrimp lettuce wraps, this street-food snack bar has always been a highlight amongst the uptown … Continued
Long-running Italian restaurant L’Unità is closing its doors at the end of the year. Fortunately, there’s no need to cry into your cannoli just yet, because the team behind the Yorkville favourite are poised to open a new concept in the same space. L’Unità was founded in 2007 by David Minicucci and his partner Sam … Continued
By lindsaylow
We are sharing the inside scoop on Toronto’s secret dining scene. In part three, we uncover the secret bars within some of the city’s top restaurants. Some require a walk downstairs into an underground speakeasy, while others are up top. Whether you’re looking for a spot for post-dinner libations or killing some time before snagging … Continued
Pickle Barrel honours the Canadian Armed Forces today and throughout the year with a slew of incentives for those who serve. On Nov. 11, veterans and active members of the Canadian military will receive a free two course meal. The company said in a statement: “A thank you will never be enough, but this is … Continued
By Jarrod Daley
See all posts by Diamond and Diamond Lawyers Global Diversity Awareness month is a great opportunity for organizations to respect and celebrate the different ethnicities and cultures in their workspaces. Personal Injury law firm, Diamond and Diamond, has grown from 5 – 160+ employees in the last 7 years. They actively work to ensure that … Continued
The semi-detached Victorian home at 416 Euclid Ave. won’t be available for long — the owners only want to rent it out until April 30. The furnished house is listed for $7,500 a month, including gas and hydro as well as cable, internet and weekly cleaning services. Built in 1890, the three-bedroom, three-bathroom abode in … Continued
By lindsaylow
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. When you think it’s finally gotten easier, you’ve got it right, parenting throws another curve. It’s always like that. Hard. Just when we thought the nicotine monster … Continued
By Nikki Gill
Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle is no stranger to Canadian fashion designers. She often wears pieces from Canadian label Aritzia. She announced her engagement in a coat from Toronto’s Line the Label. And, like her sister-in-law, she is a fan of Smythe jackets. On top of all this Canadian love, an outerwear brand she often … Continued
By Erin Neilly
Ghost Quartet Ghost Quartet was created by American playwright and composer Dave Malloy. It hit off-off-Broadway in 2014. The original 2015 off-Broadway production was nominated for a Drama Desk Award for Best Musical. It is unconventional in the best sense of the word. And it seems safe to say the production is a theatrical cousin … Continued
By lindsaylow
We are sharing the inside scoop on Toronto’s secret dining scene. In part two, we explore the city’s most secluded dining rooms and top secret dinners. Whether it’s a one-night-only supper club or a private dinner inside a butcher shop, we’ve got the scoop. Here is a list of the best chef’s tables, supper clubs … Continued
By lindsaylow
Joanne Kates trained at the Ecole Cordon Bleu de Cuisine in Paris. She has written articles for numerous publications, including the New York Times, Maclean’s and Chatelaine. Could Jen Agg put a foot wrong if she tried? From the day it opened in mid-September, her Bar Vendetta was an instant hit, people spilling onto the … Continued
