
Julia Mastroianni
Executive Editor at Post City Magazines
managing editor @streetsoftrnto | formerly @nowtoronto | bylines @thismagazine @nationalpost @financialpost
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4 days ago |
streetsoftoronto.com | Julia Mastroianni
Pride weekend has finally arrived and it’s shaping up to be a fun one with so many events taking place all weekend long. From festival parties to celebrating with your pets, here are the best free things to do this Pride weekend in Toronto. While being Pride Month, June also marks National Indigenous History Month. Following Pride Toronto’s parade on Saturday, there will be an opportunity to celebrate Indigenous and two-spirit identity at the Garden Stage.
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6 days ago |
streetsoftoronto.com | Julia Mastroianni
It’s official — the rainbow flag has been raised; Toronto Pride Month is in full swing!The long-awaited event is marking its 44th anniversary with tried-and-true favourites including the annual Trans March, Dyke March and multiple stages featuring over 300 2SLGBTQ+ artists. Here are some of the can’t-miss Pride events taking place at various locations around the city.
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6 days ago |
streetsoftoronto.com | Julia Mastroianni
Summer is around the corner in Toronto, and everything is in full swing — including the urge to spend as much time outdoors as possible! How does morning coffee in the sunshine sound? Or an afternoon lounging in the fresh air? How about a BBQ night with friends finished off with drinks by the fire pit? If you want to get the most out of your warm weather plans, snagging a few patio pieces is a good first step.
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6 days ago |
streetsoftoronto.com | Julia Mastroianni
For someone who is just a decade into her acting career, Toronto’s Humberly Gonzalez boasts a laundry list of roles that more closely resembles the resume of someone double her age. Gonzalez credits that to her team — and to believing in herself. “I entered every room not desperate to be cast; I just wanted to show up in my full self,” she says. “I wanted to say, here’s who you’ve been looking for the entire time.
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1 week ago |
streetsoftoronto.com | Julia Mastroianni
There are plenty of changes coming to the city! From Bayview to Queen West, find out what new restaurants, shops and studios are opening in your neighbourhood this season. Wey Cup has launched at 260 Dupont St., and the creative new cafe features both delicious coffee and incredible vintage clothes. Standouts on the menu include Mexican-inspired drinks, such as “latte de mi corazón,” made with horchata. There are also fresh pastries, made by two local Mexican bakers in the area.
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