Toronto Blog Posts

Toronto’s 505 Dundas streetcar will transform into a rolling music venue for a one-night-only Halloween party featuring DJ Felix Cartal and Rêve.

Hannah Berner and Paige DeSorbo are bringing their popular podcast Giggly Squad to Toronto for a live tour, attracting excitement from digital nomads and expats who have grown fond of the show's humor and inside jokes.

Toronto's evolving landscape is showcased in this year's 'Best of Toronto' list, featuring new trails, trivia nights, indie moviehouses, and more, offering a dynamic array of activities for residents and visitors alike.

Masaki Saito's innovative yakitori restaurant in Yorkville brings Japanese culinary traditions to Toronto, offering a premium dining experience for expats and digital nomads.

As Toronto prepares for its municipal election, affordability and housing are top concerns for voters. Candidates like Olivia Chow and Brad Bradford are proposing various measures to address these issues, but the debate on how to effectively tackle homelessness and ensure more affordable housing remains ongoing.

Starting October 15, 2026, eligible Canadians with disabilities will receive their monthly Disability Benefit payments, with details on application, eligibility, and payment amounts explained.

Experience the beauty of the night sky with affordable stargazing events in Muskoka's dark skies this fall.

Starting April 1, 2027, NEXUS interview deadlines are changing to a two-year window from the current five-year period, affecting applicants who receive conditional approval after this date.

The TV series [Heated Rivalry] has given birth to a real-life foundation that aims to support LGBTQIA2S+ and underserved communities with a focus on mental health and inclusive programs.

Toronto-born poet Anne Carson has just won the prestigious 2026 Nobel Prize in Literature, making her the first Canadian to win this award.

This comprehensive guide from Streetsoftoronto.com highlights the top 54 shopping spots in Toronto, catering to the diverse needs of expats and digital nomads looking for unique finds and services.

A&W has launched a new Hot Honey BBQ Teen Burger, offering Toronto expats and digital nomads a sweet and spicy taste adventure with their classic menu.

Franco Prevedello, the ‘Godfather’ of Toronto’s culinary scene, has passed away, leaving behind a legacy of innovation, mentorship, and a commitment to fighting food waste.

Andre De Grasse's new CBC show, 'On Track with Andre De Grasse,' offers a unique glimpse into his childhood, providing valuable life lessons and inspiration for viewers.

Toronto residents and fans of dance will be thrilled to know that the 'Dancing With the Stars' live tour is returning in 2027, promising a fantastic evening of performances and entertainment.

Toronto offers several haunted dining spots perfect for a spooky yet delicious night out, from ghostly visions to unexplained noises, each with its own eerie tale.

Toronto's latest theatre production, 'Dancer (A Musical in Ten Furlongs)', offers a unique and innovative take on equine characters through human dancers, celebrating Canadian heroism and inspiring pride in Canadian achievements.

Hamilton's new heat protection bylaw for downtown renters could set a precedent for Toronto, offering much-needed relief from extreme indoor temperatures.

Reissa Lee, a 25-year-old Toronto artist, is trading her original paintings for meals at local restaurants as part of her 'come get rejected with me?' project, showcasing her creativity and persistence.

Cucina Buca is set to reopen on October 19, offering pasta lovers a chance to enjoy the restaurant's famous dishes after a quiet few months.