An Indian cafe with a loyal following is gearing up to open its second location in Toronto after years of success at its flagship store. Thindi Cafe, located at 400 College St., is a cozy cafe ...

If you can relate, you might want to keep reading. Next month in Toronto, the city will see an interactive cat and dog pet cafe open at 333 Queen St. W. Although there are places in Toronto you can go ...

A Canadian coffee brand that's earned worldwide recognition is gearing up to open its first-ever cafe in Toronto, and it'll be unlike any the city has seen before. Vancouver-founded coffee ...

Your Midday Sun Your noon-hour look at what's happening in Toronto and beyond. The employees were cleaning up in the rear of the restaurant and having an early morning meal when Belwate said a ...

It’s a dying breed in Toronto, so I wanted my take to be as ... and the egg salad is as American as it comes—this is the one restaurant of Han’s where you won’t find Kewpie mayo on the ...

“Toronto is one of the most dynamic culinary cities in North America, and we’re thrilled to expand our presence here,” says Emad Yacoub, president and CEO of Glowbal Restaurant Grou ...

Toronto police are investigating a suspected arson after a fire erupted at a restaurant in Scarborough early Friday. Toronto Fire says crews were called to a restaurant near Kennedy Road and ...

Friends and neighbors of Helen Hall's in Ardsley Park have no more excuses not to patronize Le Café Gourmet now that she has opened a satellite of her downtown French bakery at 1701A E.

A free Indigenous festival is coming to downtown Toronto, and it’s packed with an unforgettable lineup of talent. On May 30 and 31, Kamamooshkaming Sagiiwehwining: Indigenous Music and Arts Festival ...

Over 56,000 people marched through Toronto during Sunday’s 56th Annual Walk With Israel event, according to the Toronto Police Service. The rally, organized by the UJA Federation of Greater ...

The Toronto Maple Leafs haven't been the only disappointment in Toronto this May. Two-thirds of the way through spring, Mother Nature has decided to continue leaving Torontonians in the cold.

A Toronto man whose company allegedly shipped drone parts to Russia has been arrested by the RCMP for sanctions violations, according to documents obtained by Global News. Anton Trofimov has been ...