By Nisean Lorde
Crumbl is known for its rotating menu of rich, gooey, delicious cookies wrapped up in iconic pink packaging, and now the chain says doughnuts could eventually be on the menu, too! In a statement shared with PEOPLE on Monday, a Crumbl spokesperson said the company is “excited to be testing doughnuts as part of the … Continued
By staff-author
Integra Health is a multidisciplinary healthcare and wellness centre built on one simple idea: care should be accessible, connected, and truly centered on the patient. From medical services and mental health support to nutrition, massage therapy, chiropractic, physiotherapy, and cosmetic treatments, Integra Health brings a full spectrum of care under one roof. The goal is high-quality, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto-born actor and musician Kiefer Sutherland made headlines this week for all the wrong reasons in Los Angeles following an alleged late-night altercation. Best known for his iconic role as counterterrorism agent Jack Bauer on the hit TV series 24, Sutherland has long been a familiar face in Hollywood. But despite decades spent working in … Continued
January is the perfect time to embrace hygge, the Norwegian concept that’s all about being cosy. Whether you’re hitting the slopes or curling up by the fire, Jeanne Beker has helped us source the best Nordic, cable and Fair Isle knits across the city for you — plus some fur-licious accessories for a few extra … Continued
Down a nondescript laneway in Toronto’s Yonge Street Heritage Conservation District stands 18 Gloucester Lane. In passing, it could easily be overlooked — but for those in the know, it’s a remarkable address. Listed for $7.9 million, the turn-of-the-century yellow-brick building has a unique past — a past tied to Canada’s (and Hollywood’s) film industry through … Continued
Chef Massimo Capra has been shaping Toronto’s Italian scene for decades, and this year feels like a full-circle moment. From his early days at Prego della Piazza to airport trattorias and fine-dining experiments abroad, he’s seen Italian cuisine evolve — and keeps pushing it forward. For Capra, Italian food isn’t nostalgia but a living style … Continued
As the host of Toronto’s Virgin Radio, Shannon Burns has made a career out of asking your favourite celebrities questions they’ve never been asked before — from Shania Twain to Niall Horan and Timothée Chalamet. Here, she tells us about a cross-continent love story a decade in the making with her wife, Morgan Wynn. How … Continued
By Ron Johnson
When BTS announced their hiatus in late 2022, the world’s biggest K-pop group was at the peak of its popularity. They dominated charts, swept awards shows and helped propel K-pop from a niche genre into a global cultural force. Now, nearly four years later, BTS is back — and Toronto is among the cities on … Continued
Amano Trattoria rang in 2026 by hopping on one of Toronto’s biggest restaurant trends: a full rebrand. This weekend, the upscale Italian spot officially transformed into Notte Ristorante, a new concept designed for lingering late into the night. “We had a great run with the brand, but looking to the future and at what other … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Big changes are officially on the way for Rouge Beach and Marsh, and they’re about to change how Torontonians explore the area. On Monday, the federal government announced a $9.47 million contract to revitalize this part of Rouge National Urban Park, with a focus on habitat restoration, safer access and more visitor-friendly infrastructure. According to … Continued
The tiny Canadian hockey show that could, Heated Rivalry, has become an international sensation, and Toronto is taking part in the action with plenty of themed events across the city. Since premiering at the Image+Nation Festival in Montreal and landing on Crave only a little over a month ago in late November, Heated Rivalry has … Continued
Where Frankie Tomatto’s once drew massive buffet crowds in Markham, Luna Private Banquets has quietly opened something that’s almost the opposite: a restaurant made almost entirely of walls. There’s no main dining room or bustling common area. Instead, the floor is a maze of 26 private rooms and high-walled booths, echoing the private banquet culture … Continued
