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Boxing Day events in Toronto: December 26, 2013
If you're not into hitting up one of Toronto's Boxing Day Sales today (or you are but you'll somehow still have energy in the evening), there are a few things worth doing in Toronto tonight. Most...
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What's open and closed on Boxing Day 2013 in Toronto
What's open and closed on Boxing Day 2013 in Toronto:ClosedLCBO and Beer storesGovernment offices and banksPublic libraries and museumsCity services like garbage pick-upNo mail deliveryMajor...
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The top 5 new yoga studios in Toronto for 2013
The number of new yoga studios in Toronto are a reminder that if you thought the scene had reached its peak, it's time to think again. New studios are continuing to pop up in all corners of the city,...
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How Toronto plans to spend a #darkTO Boxing Day
Boxing Day in Toronto usually offers standard options - braving the wilds of discount shopping, catching a movie, or a cozy day of hermitting at home (aka detoxing from holiday parties pre NYE...
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Toronto Restaurant Openings: Agave y Aguacate, Bar Buca, Cut The Cheese
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.OPEN NOWAgave y...
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How's the new Neapolitan pizza joint in the Annex?
The Annex has a new Neapolitan pizza joint that's been drawing in locals to the old Trane Studio space since the beginning of this month. So how's the pie?Read my review of Napoli Centrale in the...
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Today in Toronto: Long Winter AGO Takeover, Only New Art, Sketchersons, Thom...
AGO's First Thursday opens its doors to Long Winter tonight. Performers include Snowblink and Doom Squad, an interactive video portrait installation with a live soundtrack by Dangling Participle, plus...
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The top 5 winter music festivals in Toronto for 2014
Winter Music Festivals in Toronto are generally not as massive or memorable as some of our spring and summer fests, but they're still pretty exciting. They're also something to do after you finally...
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Art gallery meets oddity shop on Bathurst St.
This art gallery / antique shop / curio emporium opened last summer on Bathurst just south of Dupont. It might be too early to speak of a bonafide arts resurgence along here, but with the camera-happy...
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Toronto Restaurant Openings: Nine Bars, Carbon Bar, Roast, My Zaidy's Gluten...
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.OPEN NOWNine Bars is...
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Rob Ford officially running for re-election in Toronto
Embattled Toronto Mayor Rob Ford was resounding in his desire to run for the re-election in the wake of numerous scandals that rocked his office in 2013, and now he's made it official. Showing up early...
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New restaurant brings a bit of rural charm to Parkdale
The vision behind this casual new kitchen and bar is rooted in rural hospitality and small town charm. The menu features riffs on familiar comfort foods like scotch eggs and classic cocktails with...
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10 teeth-chattering photos of the annual Polar Bear Dip
The annual Polar Bear Dip took place New Year's Day at Sunnyside Beach in the midst of a deep freeze in Toronto, with temperatures hovering around -12C. Some 400 people participated in fundraising...
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Next Stage Theatre Festival preview 2014
The Toronto Fringe Festival took a small hit this past summer when clouds moved in and delivered more rain in one day than ever on record in the city. The weather wasn't able to dampen the spirit of...
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The top 5 indie bands from the Class of 2014 in Toronto
At the beginning of each new year, The Silver Dollar hosts a show series featuring a selection of fresh bands that stand out as the best bets to rise above the rest in the indie ranks. The Class of...
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Toronto Food Events: Las Americas, School Shucks Oyster Class, 100-Mile Pinot...
Toronto Food Events rounds up the most delicious events, festivals, pop-ups, winemaker dinners, supper clubs and other food related happenings in Toronto this week and next. You can find us here every...
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Latin American restaurant lounge replaces Moskito
It's been a while since something had staying power at 423 College St. Moskito, the last iteration of the space, has now given way to a more food-friendly restaurant lounge with Latin American roots....
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Toronto toys with calling in the army for storm cleanup
Oh, boy, Deputy Mayor Norm Kelly is considering asking the Canadian Army for help in cleaning up the extensive damage caused by the December 2013 ice storm in Toronto. With a $75 million price tag and...
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The Best 24 Hour Grocery Stores in Toronto
The best 24 hour grocery stores in Toronto come in handy when you find yourself working late, partying late, or just looking for a midnight snack. The key, of course, is to know what grocery stores are...
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