In the middle of April, Evergreen Brick Works will play host to a circular fashion festival called ReMode, where pre-loved garments will take on new lives and people will learn how to upcycle and repair their favourite pieces while swapping other items from their closet for new ones. ReMode is an initiative brought to life … Continued
A new restaurant in Baldwin Village is refining Vietnamese cuisine and culture to the max. Awash in dark wood tones, red velvet curtains and decadent chandeliers, Petite Lune Saigon combines French sophistication with classic Vietnamese hospitality. The new restaurant — and its name — pays homage to the French influence that shaped Vietnam’s iconic architecture … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Many Toronto streets do one thing really well, but Ossington does it all, making it the perfect avenue to spend an entire day wandering through (bonus: it’s also one of the coolest streets on the planet). The sweet spot is the Ossington strip between Queen St W and Dundas St W, where you’ll find tons … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Daylight saving time (DST) returns this Sunday, March 8, 2026, meaning Toronto (and most of Ontario) will lose an hour of sleep overnight as clocks jump ahead. The trade-off, though, is brighter evenings (and hopefully, slightly less of a need to worry about dark evening drives). The switch happens at 2:00 am this Sunday: the … Continued
This fall just got a lot more exciting for virtual band fans. Gorillaz has finally mapped out their grand North American tour, with stops in some of the continent’s biggest cities — including Toronto. To celebrate the latest release of their new album, The Mountain, Gorillaz are set to stop in Toronto’s Scotiabank Arena on … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
For those who’ve hit peak Toronto dating-app fatigue, a new concept making the rounds on Instagram might tempt you back into the wild! Woosuk Pocha is a new-ish Korean late-night spot at Yonge and Wellesley that’s being pitched as a sort of “blind date pocha.” You enter via Dakgogi (look for the chicken sign out … Continued
While the Sunday roast is a British tradition, Toronto has a massive soft spot for this rich and indulgent meal. From Victorian-style pubs in Cabbagetown to chic gastropubs in Yorkville, the city takes its Yorkshire puddings very seriously. Here’s our round up of some best restaurants serving Sunday roast in Toronto. The Queen and Beaver … Continued
The countdown is officially on! Tuesday marks 100 days until the biggest sporting event of the season, the FIFA World Cup 2026 — and specifically, 100 days until the tournament’s first Canadian match at Toronto’s BMO Field. To celebrate, the city is putting on a totally free party! The party is taking place at Rebel … Continued
By Ron Johnson
From comic strips to keyboard screens, here are the origins of the names of Toronto’s biggest bands and musical acts from Our Lady Peace to Peaches. One of Canada’s most popular bands ever, Our Lady Peace, led by Raine Maida, found its name in a 1943 poem, “Our Lady Peace,” by American poet Mark Van … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Celebrate Toronto is back at Nathan Phillips Square this weekend for a free anniversary festival marking Toronto’s 192nd birthday. If nothing else, it’s the perfect excuse to head downtown and maybe end your night under a fireworks show! The all-ages event takes place this Saturday, March 7, and features a winter-friendly mix of shopping, food … Continued
Little Italy is losing a longtime wing spot. Today the team behind Duff’s Famous Wings confirmed they are permanently closing their College Street location after nearly 20 years. The announcement, posted on Instagram, ends the run for the 558 College St. storefront that has served fans of classic Buffalo wings since 2007. View this … Continued
The late, great Catherine O’Hara received a posthumous award at the 2026 Actor Awards (previously known as the SAG Awards) on Sunday. The honour comes nearly a month after her death. The comedy icon from Toronto won best female actor in a comedy series for her role as Patty Leigh in The Studio. Canadian Seth … Continued
