David Suzuki is a world-renowned scientist, broadcaster, activist, co-founder of the David Suzuki Foundation and author of more than 30 books on ecology (written with files from senior editor Ian Hanington). The ocean around the Florida Keys recently hit an all-time global record for surface temperature, at more than 38°C — as warm as a … [Read more…]
How to Create the Perfect Fall Wardrobe
The changing leaves and crisp air signal that autumn has arrived. With it comes the opportunity to switch up your wardrobe, embracing cozy layers and textures that encapsulate the essence of the season. Crafting the perfect fall wardrobe requires a balance of style, comfort, and versatility. Here’s how you can curate a fall collection that … [Read more…]
Man casually riding his bike through Toronto mall causes a stir
Recently a photo appeared on the r/toronto subreddit that caused a bit of debate online. The photo in question showed a man casually, and illegally, riding his bike through the North York Centre building on Yonge Street. The person who originally took and posted the image simply posted the photo to the Toronto-based subreddit with … [Read more…]
Budapest Bound: A Road Trip Journey Through Hungary’s Heart
Nestled in the heart of Europe, Hungary is a country of rich history, stunning landscapes, and a vibrant cultural scene. Its capital, Budapest, often referred to as the “Paris of the East,” is a city of grand architecture, thermal baths, and a captivating blend of tradition and modernity. While exploring Budapest’s treasures is a must, … [Read more…]
TOtimes Tastings: Take a staycation wine tour close to the GTA
With staycations still very much a thing during late summer and into fall, why not step outside the city walls and take a well needed, well deserved exhale? You do not need to go to France or Italy to experience the luxury of sipping on a glass of wine while nibbling on an assortment of … [Read more…]
Plans for the massive new Hangar District neighbourhood get a rethink
Plans to redevelop Toronto’s Downsview Airport into a huge mixed-use community dubbed the Hangar District with a city-sized population recently went back to the drawing board, though the local councillor said there’s still lots more work ahead. Northcrest Developments, which is spearheading the redevelopment of the sprawling 520-acre Downsview Airport lands, recently resubmitted applications for … [Read more…]
Jennifer Keesmaat’s new Tyndale Green development is a go but delay costly
After striking an agreement with the city this spring and reaching a settlement at the Ontario Land Tribunal in the summer, Markee Developments, a company co-founded by former Toronto chief planner Jennifer Keesmaat, expects to finally break ground on its first ever housing project next year. Markee’s project, marketed as Tyndale Green, includes 1,510 units … [Read more…]
Mark Ruffalo and Rachel McAdams among those protesting RBC’s support of TIFF
A coalition of Canadian filmmakers, together with prominent Hollywood figures, has urged the Toronto International Film Festival (TIFF) to sever its sponsorship ties with the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC). The call, according to a petition and letter at ActionNetwork.org, stems from RBC’s financial support of the oil and gas industry, a stance perceived as … [Read more…]
The Toronto Vintage Show is back for an epic two-day shopping event
Canada’s Pop-Up Mega Vintage Market Features 125 Vendors and Thousands of Vintage Items TORONTO, Sept. 12, 2023 – Canada’s mega vintage sale – The Toronto Vintage Show – is back for an epic two-day shopping event on Saturday, September 30 and Sunday, October 1 at the Queen Elizabeth Building at Exhibition Place. This vintage lover’s paradise features a 50,000 square foot veritable treasure … [Read more…]
New round of Ontario Place consultations scheduled for tonight
A second round of community consultation on the much-maligned spa proposal by Therme Group to be located on the public lands at Ontario Place is scheduled for today. According to city information, the meeting will focus on design changes from the original proposal received by the City in November of 2022. The meeting is virtual and will … [Read more…]