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TORONTO: Winter Storm 2019
TORONTO: Winter Storm 2019 – A photo-musical memento to Toronto’s epic winter storm of 2019. Continue reading TORONTO: Winter Storm 2019
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HAPPY NATIONAL REAL ESTATE DAY TORONTO!
Wednesday, May 17, 2017 is National Real Estate Day, a day for all Canadians, REALTORS® and their clients to celebrate home ownership. Continue reading HAPPY NATIONAL REAL ESTATE DAY TORONTO!
What to See at Hot Docs 2013
Hot Docs starts tomorrow! They’ve always got some gems, but it’s often hard to decide what to see – the Toronto Standard offers their top five: Usually documentaries get the short end of the stick when it comes to theatrical releases, but for ten glorious days each spring non-fiction filmmaking takes over Toronto. The Hot Docs film festival has been apart of TO cinephiles’ calendars … Continue reading What to See at Hot Docs 2013
Fabric of a Nation “Distinctly Canadian weirdness” at the Textile Museum
Until September 30th, the Textile Museum has an exhibition celebrating Canadiana: Curators Shauna McCabe, Natalia Nekrassova, Sarah Quinton and Roxane Shaughnessy mine the permanent collection of the Textile Museum, and mix and match their holdings of quilts, blankets, hook-rugs and handmade clothing with pieces by contemporary Canadian artists. This effortless-seeming combination produces a clear, broad-ranging picture of Canadiana. The works cover the country from coast-to-coast, … Continue reading Fabric of a Nation “Distinctly Canadian weirdness” at the Textile Museum
August Newsletter: TIFF Lineup, Best Patios + Two Listings
Check out my August newsletter – there is information about the Canadian lineup at the Toronto International Film Festival, Blog TOs list of the best Rooftop Patios in the city and two great listings. Click here for the full newsletter Continue reading August Newsletter: TIFF Lineup, Best Patios + Two Listings
Street Style: 21 looks at the colourful characters in Kensington Market
Think Torontonians lack in style? Toronto Life has a series dedicated to the style in different neighbourhoods. Here are their style picks for a recent jaunt into Kensington Market. Words by Kevin Naulls | Photography by Jenna Marie Wakani A summer Pedestrian Sunday in Kensington Market is one of the already-bustling bohemian neighbourhood’s busiest times: in one direction there’s a Brazilian drum circle, in another … Continue reading Street Style: 21 looks at the colourful characters in Kensington Market
Don’t Miss: The ROM’s Friday Night Live Finale
From The Grid: Party at the museum one last time this Friday night, and get ready to meet the famed Futalognkosaurus. They say all good things must come to an end, and this Friday night, the ROM’s thoroughly incredible series of nights at the museum gears up for its grand finale. We’ve been, and we had a spectacular time sipping drinks, munching snacks, and actually learning … Continue reading Don’t Miss: The ROM’s Friday Night Live Finale
Soho House will up Toronto film festival’s party quotient
Soho House has hosted pop-up versions of their clubs during the last three TIFFs, but now they’re opening a permanent Toronto location at the foot of the new Shangri-La hotel. Its very name, Soho House, has become a synonym for sybaritic cool. The New York club – a former warehouse in Manhattan’s meat-packing district – boasts a 44-seat cinema and a heated roof-top pool. Berlin’s … Continue reading Soho House will up Toronto film festival’s party quotient
Majority of Toronto’s $285M surplus will go to TTC: Rob Ford
From the May 1 edition of the National Post: Mayor Rob Ford dampened the dreams of city councillors who want to start divvying up a higher-than-expected operating surplus to reverse some of this year’s controversial cuts. The latest financial figures indicate that the municipality brought in an extra $285-million in 2011, sources said, about $130-million more than projected. The land transfer tax accounts for one-third … Continue reading Majority of Toronto’s $285M surplus will go to TTC: Rob Ford
Fashion. Art. Toronto. April 24 – 28
Toronto’s 7th Annual Alternative Arts and Fashion week starts today. You’ll find 200 national and international fashion designers, visual artists, bands and performers hosted in a 15,000 square foot warehouse on Sterling Road, where Dundas and College meet. Click here for the main website Here’s the article from the National Post: “Any time you want to make a change it’s not going to be easy,” … Continue reading Fashion. Art. Toronto. April 24 – 28