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Today in Toronto: 14th Annual Wavelength Festival, Songs About Nothing,...
Today in Toronto the 14th Annual Wavelength Festival launches ship at the Silver Dollar as they and Silent Shout present Phèdre, TOPS, Zoo Owl, Alden Penner (ex-The Unicorns/Clues), and You'll Never...
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This Week in Film: Godard's Hollywood Faves, Tempo Nao Para, Code in Motion,...
This Week in Film rounds up noteworthy new releases in theatres, rep cinema and avant-garde screenings, festivals, and other special cinema-related events happening in Toronto.REP CINEMABigger Than...
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The best and worst TTC bus and streetcar routes
How did your bus or streetcar do in the last quarter of 2013? Probably not well, if the latest TTC rankings are any guide (and they may not be, but more on that in a moment.) On average, the Toronto...
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Toronto Restaurant Openings: Rose City Kitchen, Ze Ze, Scaddabush, Fat Pasha,...
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.OPENRose City Kitchen...
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Olympic hockey might open Toronto bars at 6am
Toronto bars will soon be able to serve booze bright and early if Mike Layton gets his way. It would only be a temporary thing, but the Ward 19 Councillor thinks that allowing 6am alcohol sales over...
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Is "Sir John A. Macdonald Avenue" coming to Toronto?
Councillor Paul Ainslie wants city council to rename a "significant" street in Toronto in honour of Canada's first prime minister, Sir John A. Macdonald. Nationwide celebrations are planned for January...
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The top 10 wacky & random skills to learn in Toronto
Want to learn a new skill? Toronto is full of classes that will teach you how to cook, play music, sail or get fit. But what does Toronto offer to those of us looking for something a bit less...
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Retro-style Italian sandwich shop takes over for Acadia
Once home to the well regarded Acadia, this cozy restaurant on Clinton St. just north of College is now open as 1950s-style Brooklyn diner, featuring classic Italian sandwiches and other comfort foods....
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How should Toronto celebrate its 180th birthday?
March 6th is Toronto's birthday, and that should be cause for celebration say two city councillors. In a motion to be presented at city council next week, Paul Ainslie and Mike Layton will ask city...
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What Keele Street used to look like in Toronto
Keele Street may not feel particularly central geographically in Toronto, but historically speaking its been home to various hubs of activity for over a century. From the Canada Packers Stockyards at...
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That time Toronto moved a museum through the streets
Walking west on Queen Street past University Avenue you'll encounter a perfectly normal looking Georgian building, which if you didn't know its story might seem as though it was somehow spared...
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New map shows off the massive park system in Toronto
Toronto has been referred to as "the city within a park," an observation that tends to ring true when one takes a look at this map put together by Kyle Baptista of Park People, a local organization...
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Family Day 2014 events in Toronto
Family Day 2014 in Toronto makes one wintery Monday in Ontario a little more tolerable. This year's holiday finds the Brewer's Backyard returning to Evergreen Brickworks with four breweries ready for...
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The Best Public Library in Toronto
The best public library in Toronto might be the one near where you live, or the one where you grew up, or the one you'll travel to because of the books in its collection, or a well-lit space by a...
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Vote: 10 new Best Of categories
Today we're opening up voting in our latest Best Of poll. Now you can have your say in 10 categories including souvlaki, spas, book stores, candy stores and more.Take the best of poll hereVoting in the...
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Today In Toronto: Skinny Puppy, Spookey Ruben's Dizzy Playground, Mrs....
Today in Toronto ground-breaking Canadian electro-industrial music project Skinny Puppy hit Sound Academy with Army of the Universe. If you're more in the mood for the theatre, George Bernard Shaw's...
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This week on DineSafe: Chako, Gobo Sushi, Mildred's Temple Kitchen, Naomi,...
The first closure of the year from DineSafe goes to the behemoth Chako Barbeque Izakaya restaurant in Scarborough this week for failure to prevent an insect infestation. Ew. Gobo Sushi, on the other...
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Huge Middle Eastern restaurant opens on College St.
This massive Middle Eastern restaurant with a communal concept bakes pita and flat breads to order alongside traditional dishes and spreads like mezze, fattoush salads and falafels. Those looking for...
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House of the Week: 212 Indian Grove
212 Indian Grove is a well-maintained eest end semi that's a five minute walk to High Park. This is a house that wears two hats (roofs?): it's currently set up as two 2-storey units but could be...
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