By Nisean Lorde
Hamilton’s new TD Coliseum is adding some serious star power to its food lineup this month! Celebrity chef-restaurateur Matty Matheson is officially opening The Iron Cow Public House on Dec 8. “Our House is a gathering place,” the restaurant’s Instagram account teased in a recent post. View this post on Instagram A post … Continued
Panettone, a beloved Italian sweet bread, has a history as rich as its flavour. Originating from Milan, its roots can be traced back to the Roman Empire. Crafting this delectable treat is an art that involves a meticulous process, taking several days to achieve the perfect balance of light, airy texture and rich, yeasty flavours. From … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
The El Mocambo has just announced that a new version of Toronto’s iconic Speakers Corner booth will return to the city, teasing a dose of ‘90s Queen West nostalgia for a whole new crowd. In a series of Insta posts, the El Mocambo confirmed that “Speakers Corner Returns to The El Mocambo in 2026… #staytuned.” … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Forget the roar of the crowd and the thrill of the slapshot—this winter, the real action on the ice is all about curling. Curling is experiencing a serious glow-up, trading in dusty caverns for cool rooftops and inclusive community vibes. It’s a sport that combines strategy, precision, and a surprising amount of sweeping, making it … Continued
When Hayley Wickenheiser walks into Scotiabank Arena, it’s with the quiet certainty of someone who’s lived several lifetimes on the ice. Olympic champion, then emergency medicine doctor and now assistant general manager for the Toronto Maple Leafs, she’s stepped into yet another role — an advocate working to break down the financial barriers that keep … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Families far and wide have spent countless evenings watching Julie Andrews sing her heart out in the movie The Sound of Music, especially around the holidays. Now a new theatrical production brings the beloved musical to the Princess of Wales Theatre, just in time to rekindle those nostalgic vibes for a new generation. The Sound … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The holidays are here, and whether you’re full of festive cheer or on the verge of a tinsel-induced meltdown, Toronto’s comedy scene has the perfect dose of hilarious relief. We’ve wrapped up 10 of the city’s funniest shows to get you through the season. So grab your ugliest sweater, prepare your best audience suggestion, and … Continued
If you’ve ever wished you could check into an art gallery, not just walk through one, The Liberty Inn in Caledon is just about that. An hour from Toronto, this five-suite boutique inn blends wellness, craft and history — but the real headline is that nearly every surface, plate, tile and detail has been made … Continued
By Nisean Lorde
Toronto chef Coulson Armstrong just became Canada’s newest Top Chef (and actor/restaurateur Matty Matheson has a serious reason to celebrate his protégé’s win, but let’s start with last night’s crowning!) Armstrong was named the winner on Tuesday night’s Season 12 finale of Top Chef Canada, after a season that put the 41-year-old and nine other … Continued
Attention all pizza lovers! Don’t walk past the corner of Bathurst and Bloor unless you want to be drawn in by the sights and smells of freshly baked, authentic pizza. Pizzeria Fornace is a family-run take-out joint that’s been serving up fierce competition for the larger spots across the city since it opened earlier this … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Looking for a warm pop of colour as the days turn short and the city is shrouded in grey and white? One of the most beautiful holiday traditions is making its grand return to the Bloor-Yorkville neighbourhood. Fleurs de Villes NOËL, the five-day floral extravaganza, is back for its fourth annual celebration from Dec. 3-7. … Continued
We invited a few members of the Toronto Symphony Orchestra to put the city’s coolest (and cosiest) coats and winter accessories to the test — carolling style. ‘Tis the season for warm layers, festive traditions and non-stop holiday music. Catch these would-be carollers live at Roy Thomson Hall for Home Alone in Concert, Dec. 4–7, … Continued
