From Vancouver’s innovative seafood spots to Montréal’s iconic bagels and poutine, Canada is gaining global recognition as a ...

When the pandemic put the brakes on travel, Aashim Aggarwal came up with a workaround. Just because the India-born, Canada-raised digital marketer couldn’t go anywhere didn’t mean his taste buds had ...

Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow is a step closer to realizing one of her top priorities, after the city won an international innovation challenge that will help it create a community food hub pilot project.

Toronto is one of the most multicultural cities in the world, and nowhere is this more evident than in its vibrant dining scene. Nearly half of the city’s residents speak a language other than English ...

Toronto is an amazing place to travel to on any occasion, but the city is most charming during the summer months. When the season began in late May, I was granted the opportunity to visit Ontario’s ...

A Toronto food hall that's home to some of the city's favourite restaurants is helping locals save some coin this month, offering lunch deals for just $15. Once the excitement of the holiday season ...

Though there's still snow on the ground, warmer days are ahead for Toronto, and with increased sunshine comes the ...

Toronto's food and drink scene is already world-class, but it's getting a fresh boost with a wave of new spots that have recently across the city. While it's never easy to say goodbye to beloved bars ...

Founded in 1994 by Chef Nobu Matsuhisa, actor Robert De Niro, and movie producer Meir Teper, Nobu has long been a global icon of fine and adventurous dining. The first Canadian location of the iconic ...

When I told my boss John-Henry Perera I'd be traveling to Canada for the holidays, he gave me one directive: "Eat at a Tex-Mex place." Obviously, I was terrified about the possibilities. Despite being ...

BUFFALO, N.Y. – An international group of architects have teamed up to support an organization that assists individuals experiencing poverty, food insecurity or homelessness in downtown Toronto.