Poverty and homelessness continue to impact a large number of women in Toronto. To raise awareness, The Shoebox Project for Women has partnered with health marketing agency, Klick Health, to unveil a four-story art installation by artist Daniel Mazzone. The installation is intended to kick off the charity’s holiday fundraising campaign. RELATED: A Fall-Themed Pop Up Is Coming Back…
Growing up in Toronto, it’s not hard to comprehend how deep the roots of the Toronto Maple Leafs really go. The city comes to life when the buds are riding high; followed of course by cautious optimism after years of heartache and disappointment. Last year was supposed to be different (stop me if you’ve heard this before). With the…
They sourced approximately 100 pieces of furniture from Facebook Marketplace and Kijiji The post This couple bought an 1880s Victorian in Picton—and got married on their porch six weeks later appeared first on Toronto Life.
> Chabanelle/Supplied Chef Martin Juneau is bringing breakfast, lunch, and early-evening cocktails to Montreal’s Garment District crowd The crew behind (just about) 10-year-old Little Italy pillar Pastaga is making inroads in a different neighbourhood: Their latest project, a daytime brasserie catering to workers in Montreal’s Garment District, is all set to open on October 11. Aptly called Chabanelle, a…
> Facebook/Les Premiers Vendredis First Fridays organizers say restaurants were “unable to answer the call for the October event” Mega Montreal food truck festival First Fridays (Les Premiers Vendredis) has decided to nix the event it had planned for this weekend, citing staffing troubles among participating restaurants as its primary reason for doing so. After a 2020 pandemic hiatus,…
It’s the perfect way to segue from summer into fall The post How to make Bar Reyna owner Nickie Laborie’s savoury tomato tart appeared first on Toronto Life.
Apparently this dish, which is sort of the Egyptian version of fast food hamburgers, was invented in the 1970s by a butcher named Hawawshi, who sold them in Cairo from a cart. It’s a simple mixture of spiced meat with some vegetables, stuffed into pita bread halves (in Egypt they use a slightly thicker but similar bread called baladi; if…
There is nothing like Toronto and its deep love for coffee. Cozy, aesthetic coffee shops serving a delicious cup of the beloved beverage are present all over the city. So it makes sense that the famous Italian cafe, Ditta Artigianale, has chosen to open its first Toronto location. Get ready coffee fans, you’re in for a treat. RELATED: Top…
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It’s got a residential and commercial designation, so you can live in the back and run a business in the front The post Ever dream of opening a business in your house? This Oakwood Village detached just hit the market for $1.2 million appeared first on Toronto Life.
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