Toronto Blogs

Toronto's mysterious pink creature, Flammy, has been identified as the face of a new campaign raising awareness about chronic inflammation.

New Hamburg offers a picturesque escape with its historic waterwheel, heritage buildings, and natural wetlands, making it a perfect fall destination for expats and digital nomads near Toronto.

Claim up to $1,800 from the CRA by filing your outstanding tax returns before the October 30 deadline, or risk missing out on these carbon rebate payments.

Trivial Pursuit's origins trace back to a simple suggestion during a game of Scrabble in 1979, highlighting the creativity of Canadian entrepreneurs and their journey to global fame.

Evana Cafe & Lounge introduces Cake Paint Night, allowing guests to create their own Monet-inspired cakes in a fun, unconventional art session.

Toronto is brimming with options for Halloween costumes, from themed shops to thrift stores. Here are six top picks for expats and digital nomads to find the perfect ensemble.

Starting in November, Canadians with Red Seal certification in high-demand trades can apply for a one-time $5,000 bonus.

Cineplex's continuation of $3.99 Family Favourites screenings offers budget-friendly entertainment options for expats and digital nomads in Calgary, though there are fees for advanced seat selection and shareable digital tickets.

Chef Zachary Barnes, with his Gordon Ramsay training, has brought fresh changes to Toronto's Michelin-starred Enigma Yorkville, including an à la carte menu, while maintaining the restaurant's high standards.

Winter in Toronto offers a unique opportunity to explore the Bata Shoe Museum’s exhibition ‘Brilliant: The Art of Beaded Footwear Around the World,’ which features over 85 objects from various cultures, including workshops and curator talks.

Jacobs & Co. and Hawksmoor are collaborating in Toronto for a three-night dinner event, offering an exclusive six-course menu and wine pairings.

Toronto is offering adults a chance to celebrate Halloween with free drinks at various bars and breweries this year. From ladies' nights to early bird specials, there's something for everyone.

Holy Batter, Toronto’s first Philadelphia water ice shop, has opened its doors, offering authentic, creamy, and spoonable treats to satisfy the cravings of expats and locals alike.

Toronto offers a variety of family-friendly Halloween events this weekend, including ice skate parties, library activities, boat cruises, and monster house visits.

Explore the best trick-or-treat neighborhoods in Toronto for a mix of spooky fun and sweet treats, from Farrell Road’s projection displays to Forest Hill’s candy-loaded streets and Thornhill Woods’ outdoor fright fest.