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Search ArticlesNew faux hotel and speakeasy opens to big crowds in Toronto
Toronto Food Openings Latest New Openings Original Features Published September 4, 2026 at 10:00 am At the back of a chic but intimate bar, one with navy blue accents, a pink marble wall and a cozy sunken patio, you’ll find a narrow hallway snaking its way through a display case that looks like it was lifted out of 1920.
Toronto vs. Montreal: Who has the best cheap gnocchi?
Toronto Canada Ontario Food Original Features Travel Published September 3, 2026 at 4:39 pm Toronto and Montreal are home to some of Canada’s best cheap eats. However, when it comes to a recent craze in the new Mirvish Village district — a $5 gnocchi spot that opened overnight — it’s worth noting that a sleepy little store in Montreal first popularized the idea.
What’s Open and Closed in Toronto Labour Day Sept. 7, 2026
Published September 3, 2026 at 10:48 am Labour Day 2026 in Toronto marks the unofficial end of summer with one final long weekend before we put on our sweaters and start sipping pumpkin spice lattes. Labour Day falls on Sept. 7 this year, so be careful to note any unexpected changes in business hours. As with every statutory holiday, many businesses, services, and attractions in the city will have altered hours or be closed altogether.
House of the Week: New modern estate surrounded by forest and lake views in Mississauga
Published September 1, 2026 at 11:30 am This home in prestigious Rattray Park Estates is one of the newest additions to Mississauga’s luxury real estate market. Backing onto tranquil greenery and with no rear neighbours, this estate is a private retreat surrounded by lush natural beauty.
Big changes coming to historic Toronto theatre built over 150 years ago
Toronto Entertainment New Openings Original Features Theatre Published August 31, 2026 at 12:20 pm A theatre that sits in a 157-year-old Toronto heritage property is getting both a physical and a creative facelift courtesy of an ambitious theatre creator who felt he couldn’t let the storied property languish any longer.
Tokyo-style alleyway taking shape in one of Toronto’s most highly anticipated new developments
Toronto Food Food Openings Latest New Openings Original Features Real Estate Retail Openings Published August 24, 2026 at 12:18 pm The Annex isn’t a Toronto neighbourhood that you would classify as ‘up-and-coming’ or a ‘hidden gem’ that’s slowly accumulating cachet through gentrification or attention from trend-seeking influencers–it’s already achieved its status as a top-tier district in a city that’s full of them.
Toronto’s hottest new restaurant is a storage container in an alley
Toronto Ontario Chef Profile Food Food Openings Latest New Openings Original Features Published August 21, 2026 at 1:09 pm Toronto has fallen in love with a restaurant run out of a storage container tucked away in an alley. Elvira’s has been making waves since its opening in May, with line-ups around the block for what many are hailing as some of Toronto’s most authentic regional Portuguese cuisine.
What’s open and closed on the Civic Holiday August 3 in Toronto
Published July 30, 2026 at 11:54 am This year, the Civic Holiday falls on Monday, Aug. 3. In Toronto, it’s known as Simcoe Day, though the holiday goes by different names in different provinces, and even in different Ontario communities. While not a traditional statutory holiday such as Christmas, Canada Day or Labour Day, many businesses might close or change their hours. Here’s what’s open and closed on the Civic Holiday in Toronto.
The most popular Airbnb destinations in Canada are in Toronto and southern Ontario
Toronto Ontario Entertainment Food Original Features Travel Published August 4, 2026 at 9:46 am Neighbourhoods in (and around) Toronto have made a prestigious list of top picks for summer travellers. While we’re now a handful of months away from clearing snow off our windshields, Airbnb has unveiled numbers that highlight which cities, and specifically neighbourhoods, people are choosing to vacation in across Canada.
Toronto restaurants are moving to the suburbs, but will it pay off?
Toronto Halton Mississauga Oakville Ontario Closings Food Food Openings New Openings Original Features Real Estate Published August 7, 2026 at 2:03 pm Toronto restaurants are sprinting to the suburbs for too many reasons to count. Every other day now, long-standing or new restaurants are announcing their closure after dwindling returns or having barely had a chance to establish themselves.