Ashley Newport

After months and months of anticipation, the world's most famous pop star is coming to Toronto for an unprecedented run of six sold-out shows at the Rogers Centre.

While most people might think of thinly sliced cucumber sandwiches and delicate macarons when they think of high tea, there are many ways to make a mean brunch-y meal and some restaurants aren't afraid to offer their own take on the age-old British tradition.

Liam Ma, a Mississauga-born filmmaker, is set to debut his first film, A Song For No One, at the Reel Asian Film Festival in Toronto

Shoppers looking for more affordable grocery options are eagerly anticipating the opening of a second No Frills in Old Toronto.

This week, the Italian Chamber of Commerce of Ontario Canada announced that 10 acclaimed Italian restos–including two Toronto hotspots with coveted Michelin star–received prestigious Marchio Ospitalita Italiana recognition.

Although inflation has cooled and grocery prices aren’t growing as steeply as they were post-pandemic, high rental rates are continuing to put pressure on residents in Mississauga, Brampton and the rest of the GTA, making the geographic area unaffordable for minimum wage earners.

A slight redrawing of the map and presto! Durham Region just got slightly more affordable for minimum wage earners.

Recently, Nola Eatery and Bar, a resto specializing in “an exciting fusion of Italian and French cuisine,” opened inside the Queen Street East spot that was once home to CrowdedHouse.

The Humane Society of Greater Niagara says four puppies were found abandoned in a box in a NOTL park - Photos from the organization's official Facebook page

A City of Toronto spokesperson recently told YourCityWITHIN that over the next few weeks, the North Market building, located across the street from the historic St. Lawrence Market, will begin opening to tenants.