Toronto is plentiful with options when it comes to retail therapy destinations. As Canada’s economic epicenter it’s a desired target for American and international chains to set-up shop (read: X Marks the Spot). In between the many popular shopping malls, urban strips and lesser-known nooks-and-crannies exist a bevy of independent boutiques that offer the labels we have come...
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Many of us have been migrating to theatres for comic book remakes en masse, well, get ready because here comes another—this time between M.A.C and DC Comics. The two icons have joined forces to provide femme comic fans a unique and truly sexy method to pay homage to the revered art and it’s most iconic female...
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Looking for a fun and low-key way to celebrate Valentine’s Day with your honey this year? One that includes discovering one of the cities best shopping and dining strips? Visit the 3rd Annual ‘Queen of Hearts’ shopportunity happening this Saturday that will entitle you to 25% off regular-priced merchandise in participating stores until the end...
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Toronto’s own Come As You Are presents the 5th Annual Toronto Erotic Arts and Crafts Fair on Saturday, February 12, from noon – 8 p.m. at the Gladstone Hotel. If you’re looking for something off the beaten track to do with your honey on Valentine’s weekend, stop by the fair to get your fill...
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Yet another American chain is readying to make its debut in Canada. Fashionistas, shop-a-holics and bargain-hunters alike from coast to coast may look forward to getting their shop on at approximately 200 Target stores over the next ten years. The first locations are expected to open their doors by 2013. NRDC Equity Partners, the...
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Bing.com recently launched a search engine designed specifically for shopping and let this be your warning: it may lead to one of the easiest shopping experiences you’ve ever had. Why so great? Below are just a few reasons why you need to check out Bing Shopping for Christmas, Boxing day, or any day: Avoid...
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Whether stacked under a tree or presented to a loved one, finding the right gift is only half the battle. Creatively wrapped presents set the tone for a memorable holiday gift exchange. You invest so much thought and effort in selecting gifts, make sure you fully express how important your special someone(s) are to...
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Still haven’t gotten into the spirit of the holidays? Head to the Historic Distillery District and you’ll feel as though you’re a part of a Dickens novel. Inspired by the traditions and charm of a European Christmas Market, Lowe’s Toronto Christmas Market has set up camp on the cobblestone steps complete with a brightly...
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From Left: Avril Loreti Coasters ($14), Shop Girls; Brix Chocolate ($15), Indigo; Maple Syrup Candle ($15), The Drake General Store; The Daily Mood Desktop Flip Chart ($10), Rolo. From Left: Damn Heels Flats ($20), Madison Nails; Soy Crayons ($8), Grass Roots; Ninja Bread Men Cookie...
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One of the reasons I love living in Toronto is that it’s full of independent bookstores offering charming atmosphere, friendly hand-selling staff, and off-the-beaten-track book selections.
I’ve always been a fiction gal, but lately I’ve become a little smitten with books about food – cookbooks, essays on eating, foodie memoirs, and especially any book about...
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