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10 must-try dishes at The Lunch Lady

Toronto, ON · Toronto

10 must-try dishes at The Lunch Lady

The Lunch Lady — the beloved Vietnamese restaurant — has officially opened its doors in Toronto at 93 Ossington, to much excitement and praise from local food lovers and visitors alike. What began as a humble street food stall in Saigon, run by Nguyen Thi Thanh, became an international sensation after the late Anthony Bourdain visited and featured her on his show No Reservations. He was enchanted by her food, calling it “magical,” and affectiona…Read Article

Five Minutes With: Toronto Musician Steve Marriner

Toronto, ON · Toronto

Five Minutes With: Toronto Musician Steve Marriner

From harmonica to baritone guitar, from frontman to producer, Steve Marriner has spent over two decades shaping the sound of modern blues. With two JUNO Awards for his work with MonkeyJunk, a career spent touring with Colin James, and collaborations with Buddy Guy, Jimmie Vaughan, and Blue Rodeo, Marriner has become one of Canada’s most versatile and respected musicians. Now, he’s taking a Genesis song that’s lived “rent-free” in his head for ye…Read Article

Late to the Game: Day of the Tentacle

Windows · Toronto

Late to the Game: Day of the Tentacle

The Game: Day of the Tentacle (1993) Original Platform: Windows PC Version We Played: Day of the Tentacle Remastered, PS4 Verdict: I Feel Like I Could Take on the World! Mad geniuses Tim Schafer and Dave Grossman are responsible, either individually or jointly, for some of the wackiest, funniest, most brain-breakingly absurd puzzle-adventure games of all time. The Secret of Monkey Island, Sam & Max, Full Throttle, Grim Fandango, Psychonauts – al…Read Article

The Ultimate Guide to Common Scams: How They Work & How to Stay Safe

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Rediscovering Vancouver ~ What to See & Eat this Summer

There are many reasons why we continue to travel within our own backyard and if the West Coast is calling you we totally get it! The mountains are stunning. The food scene is outstanding. Arts and culture offer us endless opportunities to discover and be inspired. And yes, we don’t have to be concerned about converting our currency. Vancouver has always been a favourite place to explore especially in the summer months. It’s both familiar yet dif…Vancouver, British Columbia · Vancouver Read Article

Not quite Toronto: A coffee tour detour

When Mazda Canada reached out with details about their new partnership with the Coffee Association of Canada, I was intrigued. The idea? A Coffee Tour through Toronto, highlighting a curated selection of cafés that reflect the city’s diverse, local culture — places like Subtext, Tsuchi Café, and Balzac’s. But here’s the twist: I already had a road trip planned, and it wasn’t to Toronto. Instead, we were headed from Ontario to Wildwood, a glampin…Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

Homegrown Business: Chris Williamson of Civil Pours

Civil Pours is a low-carbon footprint cocktail distillery based in Toronto, dedicated to crafting bar-quality ready-to-serve cocktails for discerning drinkers. With a commitment to sustainability, Civil Pours distills fresh ingredients that would otherwise go to waste, such as coffee grinds or citrus destined for the landfill, preserving both real flavours as well as the planet. Their premium ready-to-serve bottled cocktails were just added to t…Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

Recipe for Baklava with Figs from Parmigiano Reggiano

Parmigiano Reggiano shared this Baklava with Figs recipe, courtesy of Maria Elena Saracino. This unique twist on a classic Middle Eastern dessert pairs the sweetness of ripe figs and honey with the bold, savoury notes of Parmigiano Reggiano. Layered with crunchy nuts and delicate filo pastry, this baklava is a rich, elegant treat perfect for special occasions or an indulgent afternoon bite. Baklava with Figs Ingredients: 12 sheets of filo pastr…Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

Five Minutes With: Toronto R&B Musician Kristian King

Kristian King is an up-and-coming artist from Toronto whose music seamlessly blends soulful melodies, compelling lyrics, and infectious beats to promote messages of love, acceptance, and equality. As a gifted songwriter and dynamic performer, Kristian’s music reflects his personal journey and commitment to fostering positive change. His songs not only captivate audiences but also challenge societal norms, advocating for unity and understanding t…Frank Ocean · Toronto Read Article

"A Day in the Life" with: Toronto-based Visual Artist Anja Karisik

Anja Karisik was born in Sarajevo in 1987. Her family fled Bosnia and Hercegovina in 1994 and spent the following two years on the Adriatic seacoast of northern Croatia. These formative years created an enduring imprint on the artist’s worldview, with deep-seated memories of the intertidal life that covers the Adriatic coast. Cultured in the study of art, Karisik is a graduate of Fine Art History at the University of Toronto and studied experime…Toronto, ON · Toronto Read Article

The Greatest Canadian Video Games of All Time

In 2024, the Canadian video game industry was worth $5,100,000,000. That’s 5.1 billion dollars across 821 active studios, employing some 34,000 Canadians, according to the Entertainment Software Association of Canada. Yet even as exports like television’s Kim’s Convenience or the Oscar-winning Women Talking gain widespread acclaim – and at least a passing familiarity with the general public – you’d be hard-pressed to find someone who could name …Video Games · Toronto Read Article

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