Every new title coming to Netflix Canada in March
Including Amy Poehler’s latest, a road trip buddy comedy and a Biggie doc The post Every new title coming to Netflix Canada in March appeared first on Toronto Life.
Month: February 2021
Latest Shiller Lavy Listing Reignites Discussions of Mile End Gentrification
> Taras Grecoe/Twitter We’ve seen this before with the exit of institutions like queer café Le Cagibi and 35-year-old Boulangerie Clarke An “à louer” (for rent) sign from much-maligned Montreal real estate firm Shiller Lavy spotted in the window of beloved second-hand bookshop S.W. Welch on St-Viateur Street has reinvigorated concerns about the impact of gentrification on the Mile…
Virtual VQA Wine Tastings are our new online activity of choice
Do something a little different on your weekly friendship zoom, try a virtual wine tasting! Wineries across Ontario are offering a myriad of unique and engaging ways to explore the diverse world of VQA wines – from the comfort of your own home. Here’s a few tastings we’re looking forward to, but of course, head to winecountryontario.ca for more! Unapologetic…
“We didn’t want to wait around for Covid to end”: Inside a speedy millennial wedding at city hall
Followed by a delightful couple’s photo shoot The post “We didn’t want to wait around for Covid to end”: Inside a speedy millennial wedding at city hall appeared first on Toronto Life.
Raising our voice: Restaurants Canada calls for continued industry support at federal finance committee meeting
On Feb. 25, Restaurants Canada Executive Vice President Lauren van den Berg was invited to present testimony to the House of Commons Standing Committee on Finance (FINA), which was meeting to discuss COVID-19 spending and programs. Her presentation provided an overview of the devastating impacts that the pandemic has had on the Canadian foodservice industry, as well as an…
This guy makes $90,000 a year. How does he spend it during the pandemic?
Elan Shi saves on rent by living at his parents’ house in North York. His recent splurges include: a $1,300 camera lens and $350 for car washing equipment The post This guy makes $90,000 a year. How does he spend it during the pandemic? appeared first on Toronto Life.
Tomato, Macaroni, & Cheese Soup
This is too simple and homely a dish to justify taking 2 pots to make, but there it is. It does. I have to rate it as worth it, because it’s the fabulous marriage of 2 popular comfort foods. As usual, we ate it all. It’s soup, but it’s really also the main event. All it needs is a bit…
NBA All-Star Game Coming to a TV Near You–but not Everyone is Happy About It
>We all saw the enormous amount of work that went into relaunching the NBA season last year after the pandemic driven pause. Safe to say we were all in awe of how successful the NBA bubble was after the NBA reopened to complete the remainder of the season. In what was essentially a bubble in the Disney World complex…
Making the Most of a Small Space in 2021
>Small spaces have always made big demands when it comes to function and style. This will be especially true in 2021 and beyond, as the cost of real estate continues to rise across the country, living spaces get smaller (and arguably more efficient!), and lifestyle shifts are prompting us all to spend more time living, working and entertaining at…
Why the Toronto Condo Market WILL Bounce Back
>There’s no denying that Covid-19 had a dramatic impact on Toronto’s housing and condo market, and at this time last year, no one could have predicted what would happen next: a deep but very temporary blip in market activity in the spring, followed by a summertime boom in some property segments and a bust in others. A number of…
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