…two years ago when she and her husband found themselves at a crossroads. Their initial plan to eventually retire elsewhere suddenly accelerated by about seven years due to the COVID-19…
…groups or privately instead of listing on MLS, have emerged since COVID and are particularly popular for luxury homes. Overall, Heaps said that the ultra high-end market has already been…
…birthdays, anniversaries, baby showers, book clubs, clandestine celebrity lunch meetings, bachelorette parties, and even weddings (including our very own daughter’s). We were able to survive the rough times of COVID…
…posed by the Covid pandemic. Luckily, you can still find Apiecalypse Now‘s delicious butter tarts around town — considered by some to be one of the best purveyors of vegan…
…section sympathize with the homeowners. “I’m sorry but I do agree with the residents of this neighbourhood. Ever since Covid we have experienced a tremendous increase of traffic through our…
…to the COVID, we postponed our honeymoon and travelled to Mexico one year later. Shawnee: I feel like we planned three weddings and tossed ideas upon ideas back and forth….
…of economic challenges, including the impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic, supply chain disruptions, and unforeseen work stoppages. These factors have led to significant cost overruns and extended construction timelines, according…
…are a lot of independent businesses versus big box stores, and coming out of COVID, I find people really supported those businesses in our area,” says Brittany Olsen, executive director…
…COVID, and in the end, maybe even better than COVID. You can buy office buildings right now for 50 cents on the dollar. And I guarantee you in five years,…
…he says. “Our idea was was to be a neighbourhood restaurant, that could grow into the neighbourhood as well.” Pesce’s second crack at the lasagna business began during the COVID-19…
…I felt comfortable. Maybe I felt it was the right moment to do it because I was isolated from not going to France during COVID,” he says. “Sometimes things in…
…Orleans in 2019. After waiting for two years due to COVID-19-related delays, they’re ready to bring the concept of a spooky Halloween soiree to Toronto, and have plans to expand…
…and likely an overreaction to moving outside of the city as a result of COVID. During the pandemic the 905 outperformed the 416 because of relaxed working environments and the…
…there was the bankru tcy and chef Rob Gentile’s movto L.A. In 2022, with COVID restrictions easing, the restaurant reoned and now boasts three locations. Despite Gentile’s departure, the restaurant…
…a New York-style exploration, with its alleyway search enhancing its charm. “It was designed in the middle of Covid,” said Chan. “I didn’t know what the future was going to…
…photo that fascinates her. I think it’s OK to just let her be and let her do this. Kids are going through a lot, especially after COVID, and how they’re…
…Real Estate, said. “But during COVID, an agent started a Whatsapp group for these, which grew into a Signal group, where a group of agents can share their exclusive listings.”…
…has come about since COVID.” Mimran notes that he envisions room for growth from a design perspective on the women’s side for the company. “That’s why we moved the design…
…of Re/Max Parry Sound Muskoka Realty believes several reasons prompted the cooldown, including COVID-era purchasers re-thinking their buy. “Between 30-40 per cent of the waterfront listed was purchased during COVID,”…
…range from pork shoulder sugo to chili infused pineapple, are anything but average. 2020: Matty Matheson’s Meat + Three @mattymathesonsmeatandthree/Instagram In the summer of 2020, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, Matheson…
…supply limitations caused by COVID, the opening had to be postponed by over a year from its originally planned date. “When you’re trying to make something new, and when you’re…
…one end and a miraculously white pair of Margiela Tabis on the other, Kan says, “I was on the internet way too much during COVID and was searching for ways…
…saw the deplorable manner in which the province treated long-term care residents during the COVID crisis, when 16,500 residents died. We can’t allow the province to ignore the needs of…
…Festival. What makes it even more extraordinary is that the very venue hosting this event is none other than Supermarket itself. In 2020, amidst the COVID lockdowns, writer and director…
…easier time fronting these bills, while still dealing with COVID-19 setbacks, the new demand for delivery, and continued labour shortage. Older restaurants like Roberto’s, are able to rely on a…
