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Everywhere you look, Toronto is getting crowded — parks packed, patios full, and a little peace and quiet is now much harder to come...

When Kostas and Anastasia Dikeos came to Canada from Greece, they were in search of a better life where they could put family first....

Autumn has always been a favourite season of mine. A time of apple crisp and pea coats with collars turned up, the months preceding the first day of snow are ones that I like to relish at a lazy pace, often from the comfort of my living room window watching the leaves fall. For Chef though — and consequently for me it seems — September and October constitute harvest season, i.e. massive work months.

Toronto native says all world-class cities have exceptional transit systems in common

This year has been (and still is) filled with celestial events, from the upcoming full moon Supermoon to this past spring’s Great North American solar...

Our trusty scribe-about-town goes in search of the last Irishman in Cabbagetown

Chef Lynn Crawford rubs the dirt away from the eye-catching tattoos on the palms of her hands — a square labyrinth on the left, a Hindu labyrinth on the right.They’re getting a bit faded, but the message is strong and clear. For Crawford, life is a journey in the pursuit of happiness. And that journey is leading the talented chef and TV star back to Toronto to open Ruby Watch Co., her new 70-seat restaurant in Leslieville.

Things just keep getting better for Jeopardy! contestant Mattea Roach. On Monday night’s episode, the 23-year-old tutor from Toronto, beat out a college instructor...

Although the restaurants will be properly fêted at a swanky event at History next month, the list of the 12 new restaurants that will...

Toronto’s dining scene is abuzz with news that one of midtown’s most prominent restaurants, Cibo Wine Bar, is now up for lease. Located at...

The first-ever Toronto Urban Roots Festival kicks off today and runs until July 7. Featuring a stellar lineup of major roots, folk, pop and rock bands at both outdoor stages and clubs, the festival pretty much guarantees to have something that tickles your fancy. Herewith, our top reasons why you should trek to Fort York this weekend to catch the concert.

Where in the world did that funny idea come from? At the Impulse Festival, Toronto’s first international festival of improvised theatre, the laughs come from just about everywhere! Four days of shows and workshops by world-class improv groups from Australia, Canada, Europe and India opened last night at Soulpepper.