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Jennifer Schembri

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A female restaurateur is flipping the script on Bay Street’s male-dominated dining scene

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By Jennifer Schembri Verified
| Streets Of Toronto
Ambica Jain is taking on Toronto’s Financial District. The restaurateur behind Yorkville’s Michelin-recognized Adrak — and co-founder of hospitality group MJAJ — is opening Raani this summer at 360 Bay Street. Where Adrak shook up Avenue Road by hiring specialized kitchen experts trained under global culinary superstars, Raani marks Jain’s most ambitious layout yet.
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Toronto could be in line for tts first MLB All-Star Game in nearly four decades

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By Jennifer Schembri Verified
| Streets Of Toronto
Toronto may be getting one of baseball’s biggest summer events back. The Blue Jays are expected to host Major League Baseball’s All-Star Game in 2029, according to USA Today’s Bob Nightengale, though MLB has not officially announced the news yet. While the Chicago Cubs are hosting the 2027 All-Star Game, the 2029 All-Star Game is expected to be awarded to the Toronto Blue Jays, followed by the Baltimore Orioles in 2030.
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A secret cake picnic with live DJs and alcohol-free cocktails is happening in Toronto next month

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By Jennifer Schembri Verified
| Streets Of Toronto
Dust off your offset spatulas and prep those mixing bowls because Toronto’s sweetest afternoon is officially back. The team behind Le Dolci Culinary School just announced that the annual Cake Picnic is returning for its third year. If you missed out on the previous viral gatherings, the premise is as delicious as it sounds: a giant outdoor potluck where the only ticket requirement is bringing a homemade cake to share. Rene Hernandez Diaz Think of the Cake Picnic as the ultimate dessert swap.
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