Chris Bilton 
The row of boutiques and restaurants that compose the best strip of Yonge Street, a few blocks north of Eglinton Ave., has never been particularly…young. In recent years, a glut of condo developments has lured a crop of 20- and 30-somethings to the ‘hood, but the yuppie-friendly local retailers have … Read More
Jeff Salvian should be nervous. When I meet him, he is already three weeks behind schedule on the soon-to-open Queen West bar that he co-owns, The Double Deuce Saloon. Days before the modified opening date (this week sometime, they swear), some key pieces – including couches for the back lounge … Read More
Toronto’s ambitious, multi-dimensional arts festival Luminato kicks off its third year today with an expanded line-up and ample opportunities for what it calls “accidental encounters with art.” We’ve studied the line-up to bring you five essential Luminato events. Opening Night Overdrive Randy Bachman will be takin’ care of business with … Read More
We’ve got no beef with Algonquin. The park seldom disappoints. But the drive up there can be a drag; it’s a hearty distance, and the traffic sucks. Plus, it’s such an obvious choice. Here are a few of our other favourite camping destinations, all within about three hours of town. … Read More
Say what you will about Tim Horton’s coffee; the shops themselves have about as much ambience as a highway rest stop. It’s that rare combination of killer coffee and inviting ambiance that makes for a truly great coffee shop. Herewith, our picks for the best in town. Balzac’s Cafe Located … Read More
