If you can manage to snag a ticket to a Leafs game to see Auston Matthews play, you can also pay a visit to the newest addition to Toronto's Air Canada Centre: the Draught Deck, a beer-friendly pub and viewing lounge.
In a news release, it's described as, "a new fan-centric destination that combines a sports bar and in-game viewing experience at the arena for both Maple Leafs and Raptors games."
It's located on the 300 level and includes two bowl-facing suites, a bar and will feature music from both bands and a DJ both before and after games. While you might not want to hang around here during play, it certainly will make pre-games and intermissions a whole lot cooler.
Maple Leaf Sports and Entertainment and Molson Coors Canada announced a 10 year renewal of their beer partnership today as well as this new pub.
Photo via MLSE.
This three-bedroom, three-bathroom semi-detached home in 
The home is filled with textures, which is an interesting break from the one-toned modern white homes and condos we've grown accustomed to. Though the coffered ceilings and extensive wainscotting may not be for everyone, it gives the home an air of sophistication. It's certainly not for minimalists. 
While the house isn't massive, good use is made of its space, with built in closets, a walk-in closet in the master bedroom, and unique bench seating in the living room. 
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The Hyperloop is one of the most 
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There's still a long way to go before that happens, but there's an immensely important test coming up for the Waterloo team in Janurary, when it will demo its pod in an underground tunnel at the SpaceX site in California. 
Today in Toronto many people are suffering from a US election hangover. If you're unhappy about the outcome, why not turn back the clock and check out everyone's favourite Backstreet Boy, Nick Carter. Amy Schumer was supposed to be at the ACC tonight, but she postponed her show. In any case, it seems like the kind of day to get out and have some good, distracting, fun.
Despite the city's culinary diversity, Indonesian food isn't something that's particularly plentiful in Toronto. So it's a good thing that this tiny, mostly take-out joint, is serving some of the most authentic Indonesian street food this side of Jakarta.
Toronto has a new Filipino mojito bar and panciteria. This spot is brought to you by Dave Sidhu and his Playa Cabana team, and boozy mojitos along with classic Filipino dishes (some with house-made pancit, or noodles) and a killer soundtrack of nostalgic R&B and hip-hop tunes await.
The best Portuguese restaurants in Toronto serve some of the most flavour-packed food in our fair city thanks in part to our large, lively, and welcoming Portuguese community. From classic churrasqueira chicken with addictive hot sauce and filling rice and potatoes around to imported Portuguese wines and seafood, these places cover the range of fine and casual dining.
One of Toronto's most congested neighbourhoods for traffic might get some much needed relief as plans for a new street in Liberty Village have 
In place of that major project, what's merely referred to as "New Street" would address some of the problems organic to Liberty Village by offering residents a new way to enter and exit the neighbourhood. It would also 
What does Toronto always need more of? Libraries. And it feels like everyone could use an escape into a good book right now, even though many are comparing recent world events to a certain 
With a colourful facade, the new library - designed by architectural firm 
According to the TPL website, it should open some time in 2017. There are also a number of TPL branches slated for renovations, including the 
If you stayed up until the wee hours of the morning, staring at your screen in horror, you probably hoped to wake up to find it was all a dream. Could Donald Trump really be the US president-elect? Apparently so.
Toronto marks Remembrance Day with a number of beautiful ceremonies to honour fallen soldiers and veterans. Wherever you are in the city, take a moment at 11 a.m. and pause to pay tribute to all victims of war. 
Long considered the bleakest academic campus in the city (if not the country), York University is steadily shedding this troubling reputation as it's reshaped with buildings of the highest architectural merit. Now, it has another gem to boast about as work gets under way on a 
The predominantly glass structure will be home to study and lounge spaces, musical studios, a large-scale event space, and offices for various student clubs. The current student centre at York is recognized mostly for its status as a fast food court and lacks the type of amenities promised by the new complex.
Architects 
As a commuter school, many students can't go back to a residence between classes. Having comfortable spaces to study is crucial. The glass design is also a key feature, which is meant to keep the building open to the campus at large, a design principle largely absent from early buildings at the university. 
Holiday lighting ceremonies in Toronto include massive Christmas trees and gorgeous illuminated boardwalks. There's a ceremonies happening all over the city, and Santa will show up at most of them (he's a busy guy!). Many feature live entertainment, refreshments and all-around jolly, festive vibes.
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Honest Ed's will 
Much will be missed about the place, including 
It's always been a gaudy place, but the most recognizable aspect of the store, its massive light bulb-strewn sign, is not as old as some might imagine. It dates back to 1984 when the store expanded east from what is now referred to as Honest Ed's Alley. 
This was the last 
Over that period, the sign and facade changed many times, though the loud, lowbrow aesthetic has remained since the days of Ed and Annie Mirvish's first shop back in the mid 1940s. One reason why many of us connect with this kitschiness is that we remember a Toronto that was 
Honest Ed's might have cultivated a circus-like atmosphere, but it always felt real. So many of us remember being taken on shopping trips to the store as children. I recall hating them, but the place left an imprint on me. 
It's difficult to memorialize a place like Honest Ed's without enacting a hopeless nostalgia that would turn its nose up at Toronto's growth over the last half century (a very foolish thing to do), but something important will certainly be lost when it closes its doors. 
The store was unique. It wasn't a chain with locations elsewhere. It was undeniably a part of Toronto, and it grew up with the city, giving back not just little things like turkeys but also 
With the holiday season coming up, there are plenty of parties to go to, but with all sorts of gifts to buy and Ubers to request throw the snow and rain, it might be best not to splurge on a permanent purchase. Former pop-up queens have started a dress rental boutique to cater to all your last minute outfit needs.
Toronto Restaurant Openings highlights the latest restaurant openings and closings in Toronto and also gives a preview of what's coming soon. Find us here every Thursday morning.
When Wayne Parrish acquired the rights to the archives for Sport magazine, he displayed the prints and vintage covers in a gallery along with fine art sports photography. Now under the direction of daughter Cayleigh, they've expanded to offer a ton of retro-inspired apparel featuring the best old logos of all your favourite team, and now have a coffee sports bar.
Before election night, a slew of celebrities threatened to move to Canada if Donald Trump won the US presidency. 
