Toronto's kids have chosen the sugar maple as the city's 2027 Tree of the Year, leading to 1,000 new trees being planted across the city. It's a win for sustainability and a great opportunity to enjoy the fall foliage in Toronto.
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Toronto's kids have chosen the sugar maple as the city's 2027 Tree of the Year, leading to 1,000 new trees being planted across the city. It's a win for sustainability and a great opportunity to enjoy the fall foliage in Toronto.
Toronto-based companies like Cyclic Materials, Alvéole, Elysis, and Moment Energy are among the top inventions of 2026, driving innovation and sustainability in areas like electronics recycling, bee health monitoring, green aluminum production, and battery repurposing.
Bushidō in Casa Loma offers a 10-course dinner journey through the castle’s heritage rooms, blending traditional Japanese cuisine with unique seasonal ingredients and stunning room themes, making it an unforgettable dining experience for expats and digital nomads in Toronto.
Indigo has unveiled its top 10 books of 2026, including works by prominent Canadian authors and a popular puzzle book that has sold over a million copies.
Toronto’s The Tiramisu Guy has won the title of the city’s best tiramisù, beating well-established bakeries and trattorias, offering a versatile range of flavors and now available at all 44 Longo’s locations in Ontario.
This Sunday, Torontohenge will light up downtown Toronto for the last time this year, offering a golden glow between towering skyscrapers. Mark your calendars for the perfect sunset viewing spots.
Toronto's food banks are seeing a surge in visits, with 2.35 million monthly visits in 2026, up 9% from the previous year. This trend highlights the growing financial strain on households and the need for policy changes to support those in need.
Toronto’s Other People’s Treasure Bingo is a unique evening where guests bring their weirdest treasures to be part of a mix of bingo and show-and-tell. Perfect for meeting new people in a fun, low-key setting.
Eligible Canadians can look forward to receiving up to $3,700 in benefits next week, with payments set to start on October 28 for the Canada Pension Plan and OAS, and on October 29 for the Veteran Disability Pension. These funds can significantly impact your financial well-being, so it’s crucial to verify your eligibility.
Toronto’s new dining scene features a mix of refined Japanese and Italian experiences, offering expats and digital nomads a variety of choices for their next meal.
McDonald’s Canada is teasing the launch of the Big Tasty, a new sandwich set to debut on October 27, 2026, in Canadian McDonald’s locations. This could be a classic Big Tasty or a variation of the Big N’ Tasty from the past.
Cineplex is set to screen the entire 'Heated Rivalry' series on November 8, providing a marathon viewing experience for fans.
Toronto's restaurant prices are on the rise, with 80% of operators reporting increased menu prices in the last year.
Toronto is welcoming new dining spots like Bushidō at Casa Loma, Cucina Buca’s reopening, The Dialog Cafe, and Kiishi Izakaya, offering a range of culinary experiences for expats and digital nomads.
Puppy therapy through Yle Pentulive’s 24/7 livestream offers a much-needed break for expats and digital nomads in Toronto, providing comfort and joy during hectic days.