There is no shortage of fun things to do in midtown. Here’s our list on the best activities, services and repair shops to meet your every need. BEST BEAUTY BAR Cuticles looking a little worse for wear? Trust those arresting appendages to LTS NAILS. It’s the place to go for the ultimate manicures and
A roundup of the city’s most festive spots for treats, carols and mulled wine
The $2.295 million home also boasts a built-in aquarium
Individuals behind the #AfterMeToo initiative released a report outlining nine recommendations to wipe out sexual assault and abuse within the entertainment industry.
We scoured Toronto’s best neighbourhood bites and put them head to head with the city’s top-ranked foodie hot spots.
Our panel of experts share their predictions for the fall market and weigh in on why some pockets of Midtown remain white-hot while other areas, such as York Mills, have seen a noticeable decline in sales
This annual retro party goes down at Spadina Museum, 285 Spadina Rd. on June 24 and 25.
From experiences to gifts, these are our 29 picks to make Dad’s day great
From knife-throwing to baking boot camp, these are the 25 best spots for Valentine’s Day 2017.
Cedarvale Bridge is a popular pedestrian route and scenic spot for many local residents, but the bridge’s wear and tear is becoming an ever more pressing concern.
From trampolines to escape rooms, these are our midtown Toronto picks for best things to do in 2016.
No stranger to philanthropy, Judy Matthews has been Toronto’s veritable guardian angel for years, working behind the scenes with many not-for-profit organizations including Park People and Artscape.
In time for the release of the new documentary Listen to Me Marlon, TIFF is doing a short revival run of some of “the great American actor’s” noted performances. Also, Hausu is playing at The Revue and Psycho will be at The Royal later next week.
By far the coolest news this week is that Pam Grier is coming in-person to introduce some of her most iconic roles at the TIFF Bell Lightbox.
Midtown museum’s outdoor fundraiser goes viral with over 49,000 people hoping to attend this June
Michelle and Herbert Barnsteiner are buying the John and Sons Oyster House at Balmoral and Yonge. They plan to continue operating as a seafood restaurant under that name until after Summerlicious when they’ll close for the month of August to renovate.
The highlights of the 2015 edition of Doors Open Toronto include BMO Field, Spadina Museum, Laser Quest, Bata Shoe Museum and Mattamy Athletic Centre.
The Toronto Silent Film Festival runs this weekend.
Our weekly recap of the week’s news nuggets in Toronto will bring you up to date and add some fuel to your small-talk tank heading into the weekend.
At last count, 43 candidates are running to become mayor of the city of Toronto. The “media” have decided the five “legitimate” candidates, but what about the other 38? Take Sketchy the Clown, for instance. As he is fond of saying, city hall is a circus and who better to run the show than a vaudeville clown?
Mia Kirshner bounds into the Hazelton Hotel suite for another interview, settling into a plush leather couch to chat about her latest project — a sci-fi series for Showcase called Defiance. For Kirshner, a stunning and accomplished actress with a wealth of challenging roles to her credit, the gig hits a lot closer to home
Residents cheer as historic Wells Hill Avenue site is saved
City staff is expected to complete heritage review in January
We hate to break it to you, but your favourite Toronto haunts are probably haunted — that is, if you believe in ghosts and that type of fourth-dimension stuff. If you do, Halloween is the perfect time to embrace your inner Robert Stack (or Peter Venkman) and investigate spooky things. So here are our top five haunted places in Toronto. Grab your proton pack and trench coat and get going.
Two Door Cinema Club will rock out this Friday at Sound Academy, bringing their catchy tunes to Toronto. The world-famous indie band from Northern Ireland, with their energetic beats and electronic influences, will jam the night away after doors open at 7 p.m. Tickets are still available online.
