The Liberal Party Express stopped by MuchMusic yesterday where leader Michael Ignatieff proved he's just like your dad with at Mojito at a wedding. That's right, there was twisting. Iggy made his three-day stop in the GTA as part of his cross-Canada tour. The federal Liberal Leader took a moment...
A couple days ago, Torontoist posted about this little gem of an image in their Flickr pool (which can also be found in the Toronto Signs group). Loving urban interventions of this sort, I started poking around the blogTO Flickr pool for similar stuff, and in the process I came...
This past June Sean McCormick took the local sports world by surprise when he announced a career change - and immediately began campaigning for Joe Pantalone's soon to be vacant seat in Ward 19 Trinity-Spadina. He has his work cut out for him up against rivals including Mike Layton (son...
If the clothes make the man, tailoring makes the clothes. Local Toronto entrepreneurs like Harry Rosen have built their business around the idea that men want tailored clothing and high-quality fabrics. Traditionally it has been an in-store endeavor -- getting your measurements taken in a dimly-lit back room. But custom...
As far as Toronto book club meetups go, the Nutmeg Pantry, a charming little family-run bakeshop in Scarborough, was definitely the place to be on Tuesday night if you like to drown your sorrows in the bottom of a glass of milk filled with cookie dregs. It was the first...
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12 O' Lunch is a recently re-branded family-owned Korean restaurant near Dundas and University that used to be called Lunch Market. Inside, there are hanging trellises with plastic plants and...
Art History is a treasure trove of antiques and all around cool junk, with pieces to fit everyone's budget. I wouldn't call it a design store, more of an indoor...
Boutique Bar is a stylish Church and Wellesley cocktail bar with tasty drinks and a great patio area. Owner Julien Salomone brings a wealth of experience from France, the US...
Kimberley Jackson on Queen Street East is a real contender. If you were wondering where to get handsome coffee, dinner, end, side and other furniture made right here in Ontario,...
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The best cheap drinks in Toronto, not surprisingly, are not going to be found in the swankiest of places. That being said, I think swankiness is overrated. Sure it's great once in a while to get all dolled up in...
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When Frank Gehry - the architect of what some people think is the world's most impressive modern building - was working on his renovation of the AGO, it was often noted that he had grown up around the corner. From...
The Toronto maps are urban guides published annually by blogTO. Each includes profiles of 100 or more great Toronto destinations organized into categories like restaurants, bars and cafes, fashion, furniture and design stores, art galleries and beauty and health.
