Angela Kryhul

Toronto’s cocktail scene has plenty of hidden bars and “secret” speakeasies that can be found in the back rooms of barber shops, apothecaries and even bodegas. If you’re planning a VIP night on the town or wish to buy out an entire venue, here are five good ones to consider. 1. Gift Shop, 89 Ossington Ave.

There's a growing desire among meeting and event planners, delegates and attendees to make a meaningful impact on local communities. And Toronto offers a wealth of inspiration for creating lasting and positive change. Here are some creative ways to support charitable causes at your next business event. 1. Make a donation to a local Toronto charity For planners wishing to organize donations among their event attendees, there are many Toronto-based charities to choose from.

The Downie-Wenjack Legacy Space at the Rogers Communications building in Toronto Building strong relationships with Indigenous communities—whether you’re planning a business event or other professional pursuit—isn’t about ticking a box or meeting minimum requirements, but rather creating meaningful work where there’s an opportunity for capacity building, says Crystal Martin, an Inuk speaker and activist.