Richard Trapunski 
Toronto is generally recognized as one of the world’s most multicultural cities but, inexplicably, when most people talk about Toronto’s best “ethnic” food, they rarely stray beyond the usual suspects: Chinese, Japanese, Thai and Indian. There are so many other delectable options for exotic flavours; here are just a few. … Read More
It wasn’t long ago that pundits were clamoring for the end of the independent video shop — bricks and mortar was soooo pre-millennium. But with this year’s downfall of the final megachain in the link, Blockbuster Video, and the Canadian version of Netflix still finding its feet in terms of … Read More
Make a habit of drinking during the day and people will look at you like you’re an alcoholic. The exception: Do it on a Saturday in the summer and they’ll think you’re festive. Take advantage while you can. If you haven’t noticed lately, Toronto is in the midst of an … Read More
This summer you can either pay $15 to see a summer blockbuster in a megaplex or you can head outdoors to catch a flick under the stars (or whatever passes for stars in Toronto). Toronto is hosting a slew of outdoor, often free, public screenings throughout July and August, and … Read More
We took history back in high school, so we know what Canada Day is technically about. That said, for us, the July 1st weekend is as much a celebration of summer as it is a commemoration of the signing of the British North America Act. It’s about fireworks, days off … Read More
