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The P & P Guitars workshop, tucked into a maze of studios in a string of buildings along a quasi-remote strip of Dufferin Street just north of Queen, is not a place to take your kid for his first guitar. Unless your name is Hank. And your son is also … Read More
Put your name down soon, because I suspect that spots will fill up quickly. I made my way to Liberty Village last week for Rémy Martin’s Hear of Cognac Experience expecting a simple cognac tasting but received, and I usually hesitate to use this word, an experience. The night began … Read More
You could probably use a handsome new suit. A personal stylist wouldn’t hurt either. Nothing complicated. Just a little expert advice from someone who knows how things should fit and can quickly put an assortment of looks together. Help has arrived. J.Crew, that preppy retailer from the US known for … Read More
Murphy’s Law #637: When it’s raining or you’re running late, good luck getting a cab. Today, a new app is launching in Toronto that aims to make hailing a taxi as easy as two taps. Say goodbye to frantically flailing your arms and hello to Hailo. Making its North American debut, … Read More
Gentlemen, prepare to gorge. The Savour Stratford Culinary Festival is about to hit us like a ton of beef short ribs. This weekend (September 21st – 23rd) Shakespeare Central will transform into a city-sized gourmet buffet. Now in its fifth wildly successful year, this year’s bash will attract celebrity chefs like … Read More
