“I lived at the National Ballet School as a child”
“I can eat a whole tub of Häagen-Dazs coffee ice cream in one sitting”
Plus, the Caribbean-inspired dishes courtesy of Miss Likklemore’s that paired with every sip
“My favourite curse word is mannaggia”
California real estate trend finally makes its way to Toronto
Lifelong collector Andrew Brudz has filled his vibrant two-bedroom with vintage finds and quirky tchotchkes
Cheers the fathers and father figures in your life with a bottle of whisky perfectly paired to his personality.
Frustrated commuter Shari Kasman on spoofing the city’s transit agency, her proclivity for public art and how riding the TTC can be like tripping on LSD
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His favourite spots for chili chicken, lamb soup, braised pig’s trotters and so many kinds of noodles
Crisp and refreshing with low-alcohol content, this wine is a crowd-pleaser at any table
Including flaming cheese and one dessert that’s more than meets the eye
Uber Eats offers Torontonians like Matthews a new way to discover worlds of flavour
The Kensington Market Community Land Trust was successful in its bid to buy two Victorian homes. Now, it has a month to raise $2 million and close the deal
Inspired by the pages of our Where to Eat Now 2023 issue, the event was held at the Evergreen Brick Works
The 1,100-square-foot property more than doubled its selling price after a renovation. It comes with three bedrooms, a fancy kitchen and a finished basement
Here are our 10 most anticipated titles streaming on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney Plus, Crave and Apple TV Plus
In 2022, the Toronto District School Board consolidated two high schools into one crumbling, crowded building. Within weeks, stressed-out students were brawling in the halls, teachers were refusing to come in to work and parents were yanking their kids out of class
The airport-adjacent spot is popular for its short rib pho, bar snacks and warm hospitality
Eighteen-year-old Zarif Ali says his program will incentivize commuters to take public transit, make doing so easier and rake in millions of dollars. He’s giving the TTC and Metrolinx a chance to buy in
Their properties include a brick box in Long Branch, a semi with a finished basement in Corso Italia and a townhouse overlooking a courtyard in the Beaches
Prichard has led a bank, a newspaper and a university. His latest mission: to launch VIA’s high-frequency rail from southern Ontario to Quebec
Jamie Kennedy, Alexandra Feswick, Albert Ponzo—and many others—weigh in
The three-time NHL dad on the ubiquity of gambling promos, why they’re more than just annoying and which of his three sons was the biggest troublemaker
“His income goes to savings, mine to everyday spending”
“My last splurge was a spring wardrobe update”
“An embarrassing fact about me is that I love telenovelas”
When Josef Adamu was 24 years old, he launched a creative agency out of his mom’s basement. Now, the Nigerian Canadian artist is making a triumphant return to the city with his new exhibit, Feels Like Home
“Obviously my celebrity doppelgänger is a younger Tom Cruise”
“I regret not appreciating my hair more while I had it”
Yunnan Noodle Shack in Baldwin Village serves up steaming bowls of noodles and alone time
This three-storey, 1,900-square-foot unit comes with four bedrooms, floor-to-ceiling windows and two parking spots
“My biggest pet peeve is when people don’t pick up dog poop”
“My biggest vice is single-malt scotch—an Islay—once in a while”
Barry is now the proud owner of General Assembly’s line of frozen pies
Here are our 10 most anticipated titles streaming on Netflix, Crave, Disney Plus and Apple TV Plus
What kind of property will $850,000 net you this spring? Three different neighbourhoods tell three different stories
As a child, Arron Barberian met the beloved musician at his family’s steakhouse. Now, he hopes the city’s busiest square will honour the troubadour’s legacy
On Saturday, Scotiabank Arena hosted Canada’s first-ever WNBA match. These fans want women’s basketball to have a permanent home in the north
The top spot in this year’s “Where to Eat Now” package belongs to the city’s most ambitious chef
The 2,000-square-foot property also has five bathrooms, funky wallpaper and a rooftop deck overlooking the backyard
Featuring multiple French bistros, a two-person-minimum omakase spot and a restaurant that identifies as a palace. The message: go big or stay home
We caught up with the players at their very first game, where they told us what they love about getting tackled, why coaches shouldn’t go easy on them and why the GTA needs a girls’ league
The buzzy musician talks about falling asleep to the dulcet tones of Biggie, his recent collab with Idris Elba and why he’d rather be your fun cousin than yet another aloof celebrity
