Brittany Peretin

Nothing beats the magic of summer outdoor movies in Toronto. After months of cold temperatures and grey skies, the city comes alive with an energy that feels straight out of a film. Patios are packed, festivals take over neighbourhood streets every weekend, and locals flock to parks across the city for starlit screenings. From catching a feature under the open sky to soaking up live music at the RBC Amphitheatre, everyone is out to squeeze every single drop out of the season.

Toronto is gearing up for an unforgettable summer. For a city already driven by music, fashion, sports, and multicultural influence, the World Cup feels less like a one-off event and more like a defining chapter in the city’s evolution. This summer may just be the beginning.

Canada’s coffee wars are about to get a lot more interesting with the official comeback of Dunkin’ Donuts this year. Reports are confirming that Dunkin’ Donuts is preparing a massive expansion across Canada, with plans to open hundreds of locations starting in late 2026 and early 2027. Translation: the Dunkin’ Donuts fans may no longer need to travel very far for their Pumpkin Spice cold brew and cookie butter lattes.