Stories and guides from Toronto expats
Canadian travellers should be cautious about what is stored on their phones before crossing the U.S. border, as border officers can now conduct warrantless searches without probable cause or reasonable suspicion.
Toronto's Michelin chefs share their pre-service playlists, revealing a mix of high-energy EDM and silence to prepare for their culinary masterpieces.
This September, Toronto’s school zones are speeding without the safety net of automated speed cameras, leading to increased risks for children. Parents and drivers should be aware of the new rules and the importance of cautious driving.
Discover the only Two-Michelin-Star restaurant in Ontario, Restaurant Pearl Morissette, just 90 minutes from Toronto. Experience farm-to-table dining with a spontaneous French-inspired menu, and don’t miss the award-winning bakery RPM Bakehouse.
The Toronto Blue Jays face significant challenges as injuries to key players, including Brett Bateman and Dylan Cease, threaten their playoff hopes.
Andrew Golden, a young chef from Australia, has opened a Michelin-starred Texas-style barbecue restaurant in Toronto, marking the culmination of his barbecue journey from hobby to professional establishment.
Toronto’s Michelin Guide has awarded Bib Gourmand stars to five new restaurants but no new stars, signaling a shift in the city’s culinary hierarchy and emphasizing the need to keep exploring the city’s diverse food scene.
Brad Bradford, a Toronto mayoral candidate, pledges a one-year property tax freeze if elected, proposing an independent review of city spending to identify waste and protect frontline services.
Toronto's fall concert season is off to a thrilling start with performances by Charli xcx, Zach Bryan, and Weezer, offering a diverse mix of dance pop and rock music.
Nicki Ward, an openly trans candidate, is running for a seat on the Toronto Centre city council in the upcoming 2026 elections, poised to become the first openly trans councillor in Toronto.
Toronto and Vancouver continue to attract a significant number of newcomers despite the high cost of living, especially rent, which now consumes a large portion of monthly expenses for residents.
Manitoba has decided to stop changing its clocks twice a year, opting for permanent standard time. This change could affect sleep, mood, and safety, especially during the winter months. Ontario is yet to make a similar move, depending on coordination with neighboring regions.
Shark attacks in Canada are exceptionally rare, with only 31 reported incidents in 330 years. Knowing the differences between shark and whale tails can help keep you safe in the water.
The epic film 'La Bola Negra', about the lives of three gay men in Spain, has won the People's Choice Award at the Toronto International Film Festival, drawing praise from its directors and viewers alike.
Amazon Canada is raising wages by just $1 per hour this year, as part of a larger investment of over $78 million. This increase is seen amidst growing labor tensions and rising living costs.
Explore Midtown Toronto's culinary scene with must-try dishes from 7 Numbers, Goûter, Ferraro 502, Hay Sushi, Sake Bar Kushi, and Burger Shack.
Experience the magic of Harry Potter in Toronto with the opening of 'Harry Potter: Visions of Magic' on October 16, 2026.
Navigating the complex world of US and Canadian taxes as an American in Toronto requires careful planning and compliance with both systems to avoid penalties and ensure financial health.
Six unique Ontario quirks that remind expats and digital nomads in Toronto of their home, including corn stands, black squirrels, fall fairs, and the term 'hydro' for electricity.
Stephen King’s ‘Carrie’ premieres at TIFF as Toronto gears up for its final weekend of film screenings and star-studded events.
