Where in the world did that funny idea come from? At the Impulse Festival, Toronto’s first international festival of improvised theatre, the laughs come from just about everywhere! Four days of shows and workshops by world-class improv groups from Australia, Canada, Europe and India opened last night at Soulpepper.
By lindsaylow
You have to get cold to go to the hottest new restaurant in Toronto — and that may be its undoing. The suits who work in the financial district don’t like going outside. They do like walking to drink and dine. They also like expensive booze, fancy food, a snazzy room and waitstaff eye candy. … Continued
By lindsaylow
There are people in this world who like their food with the volume turned up. Maybe their marriage sucks. Or they’re on a really boring date. Or they’re out with an old friend out of obligation and there’s nothing left to say. Diners in any of these situations might really enjoy dinner at the Drake … Continued
Governments in Canada are founded on the principle that those holding elected positions will act honourably. Hence the frequently heard epithet “honourable member.”
Managing growth, meeting expectations, dealing with the Ontario Municipal Board (OMB) and balancing the budget are all part of keeping our town the place we love to call home. We are proud to have some of the lowest residential, commercial and industrial tax rates in the GTA (fourth-, third- and second-lowest respectively), which makes us … Continued
Our weekly recap of the week’s news nuggets in Toronto will bring you up to date and add some fuel to your small-talk tank heading into the weekend.
Ruby colour with a violet tint; smoky, red berry nose; dry, floral, cherry flavour; well-structured and medium-bodied with a firm finish.
With the holidays nigh, Jeanne selects her eight favourite parkas that are perfect for the stylish, urban gentleman.
It’s Thursday and the weekend is fast approaching. Need stuff to see or do? We’ve got you covered. In this edition: a new exhibition comes to the AGO, three festive events to get you in the holiday spirit, a marketplace brimming with holiday gifts, and a concert promoting Canadian musical talent.
Whether you call it a hash brown, a boxty or a rösti, many cultures have their own version of a potato pancake. This month, we celebrate the ubiquitous staple as chef Grant van Gameren samples the city’s best latke for Chanukah.
Playa Cabana came first, followed by younger siblings Playa Cabana Cantina, Playa Cabana Hacienda and now, Barrio Coreano (which, thankfully, has dropped the PC prefix). Inside, the casual eatery looks much like the other outposts, however this menu has been peppered with Korean influences.
Toronto music news featuring Great Lake Swimmers, Sloan, Walk Off The Earth, Sook-Yin Lee, and Basia Bulat
