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The Best Omakase in Toronto
The best omakase in Toronto leaves the destiny of your dinner to the kitchen and entrusts your appetite to the whims and sensibilities of the chef. Omakase is like the antithesis of impersonal, AYCE...
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Feds pledge $660M for Scarborough subway extension
The federal government has promised $660 million for a Scarborough subway extension to Sheppard Avenue, seemingly putting the troubled project on the best track since the latest round of talks began....
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Canadian music icons take over Massey Hall
The three day long, fourth annual Walk of Fame Fest went off without a hitch this weekend. From Thursday through Saturday Burton Cummings and Band, Serena Ryder, and Maestro Fresh Wes each took over...
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Street Style: 18 punk and goth inspired looks in Toronto
With summer officially over, one of the prevailing themes spotted on Toronto's streets is the amount of black worn this Fall. Of course, wearing black is nothing new. But in this round-up we try to...
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Should smoking be banned on Toronto patios?
A smoking ban could be back on the table for Toronto patios and other public areas, like sports fields and beaches. Approximately a year ago, the Toronto Board of Health initiated a public consultation...
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Radar: Festival Of Images And Words, The Dodos + Cousins, Liberty or Death,...
Toronto events on September 24th, 2013CULTURE | Festival Of Images And Words Tonight marks the opening of the Festival Of Images And Words. This event, which began in 2005, is devoted to Latin American...
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Radar: Festival Of Images And Words, The Dodos + Cousins, Liberty or Death,...
Toronto events on September 24th, 2013CULTURE | Festival Of Images And Words Tonight marks the opening of the Festival Of Images And Words. This event, which began in 2005, is devoted to Latin American...
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Morning Brew: Subway extension faces financial issues, audit finds Bixi is in...
The provincial government says its pledge of $1.4 billion to the Scarborough subway extension isn't enough to build the line the federal government proposed yesterday. "We are not walking away from a...
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Contest: Win a Kings of Leon prize pack
The new Kings of Leon album, Mechanical Bull, drops today and to get in the spirit we're running a photo contest through Instagram and Twitter. To enter, find one of the new Kings of Leon album posters...
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This Week in Home Video: Room 237, Iron Man 3, Halloween, Prince of Darkness...
This Week in Home Video previews all the latest Blu-ray, DVD and on-demand titles hitting the street this week, plus lost gems, crazed Cancon, outrageous cult titles and the best places to rent or buy...
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Buddies in Bad Times' Pig provocative but flawed
Tim Luscombe's Pig is positioned as a play that interrogates the normalization of gay sexuality — monogamy, marriage, adoption — by exploring the antithesis of these traditional structures in dark,...
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This week on DineSafe: King Slice, India Palace, La Burrita, Roux, Urban...
It wasn't a bad week for DineSafe inspections, with no closures and only a few conditional passes with crucial infractions. The west end takes a hit with most of this week's restaurants being in the...
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House of the week: Movie House Lofts (394 Euclid Ave)
For anyone looking for an authentic loft within spitting distance of College and Bathurst, you really can't do better than The Movie House Lofts. If you're familiar with the neighbourhood, I'm sure...
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Godspeed win Polaris, issue statement against Prize
By now you've heard the news: Montreal's Godspeed You! Black Emperor won the 2013 Polaris Prize last night at The Carlu. The news sent a thrill through the room (and Twitter), but also pulled a shroud...
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Toronto-wide pedestrian Sundays step closer to reality
A major downtown street could be transformed in to a haven for pedestrians, cyclists, roller skaters, and other forms of non-motorized transportation next summer thanks to $180,000 of provincial cash....
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New Greek joint does heaping gyros, fresh salads
Greek food in Toronto just got an update with the debut of this authentic Greek gyro shop near Trinity Bellwoods. On the menu are pita wraps, salads and platters all made from scratch with top quality...
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15 reasons why rain didn't ruin the Junction Music Fest
Although Saturday's Junction Music Fest was rained out until 7pm, no bad weather could stop the collision of good music, good people, and good food. Cuff the Duke, Zeus, and Zaki Ibrahim shone bright...
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Manifesto 2013 delivers four days of music, art & dance
The 7th Manifesto Festival delivered a much needed dance-a-thon to Toronto last weekend, hopping venues and moving bodies from September 19th to 22nd. The celebration of hip hop and youth culture...
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Radar: David Bowie Costume Callout, Wal-Town, Chali2na, Little Terrors, Into...
Toronto events on September 25th, 2013CULTURE | AGO's Bowie Fan Costume CalloutDavid Bowie is begins today at the AGO. This amazing exhibition hits TO for its first stop in North America, and will...
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