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3 weeks ago |
blogto.com | Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
A new Toronto cafe looks exactly the way you'd imagine a retro '50s-style diner would, with chrome finishes, red booths and vintage decor, but with a distinct Brazilian twist. Divas Crepe on a Stick, which officially opened its doors in early May, blends Brazilian street food with a carefully crafted and spot-on 1950s aesthetic, down to the jukebox and Cadillac-shaped trays. The owners, Luanna Brito and Mayra Alves, are both Brazilian immigrants with a background in food entrepreneurship.
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3 weeks ago |
blogto.com | Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
If your summer plans are feeling a bit dull and you're up for a road trip, the Niagara 5000 offers an exciting chance to see some of North America's rarest supercars and private jets in one place, and tickets are officially on sale now. Held annually each August, the three-day celebration of luxury, performance, and innovation features a jaw-dropping lineup of elite vehicles, private aviation displays, exhilarating test drives, and wine tours. From Aug. 7 to Aug.
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3 weeks ago |
blogto.com | Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
A recent Reddit post sparked concern among Toronto residents after a user shared a photo of a terrifyingly large hornet that landed on their car — but don't worry, there's no reason to fret. The post, shared to the Toronto subreddit, suggested the insect might be an Asian giant hornet, also known as a "murder hornet." "Sooooo, I [saw] this massive hornet land on my car today and I was thinking, are Asian hornets in Toronto?
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3 weeks ago |
blogto.com | Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
A new university ranking has once again named the University of Toronto as one of the top 25 post-secondary institutions in the world. The Center for World University Rankings (CWUR) is a consulting organization that provides policy advice and consulting services to governments and universities to improve educational and research outcomes.
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3 weeks ago |
blogto.com | Kimia Afshar Mehrabi
A long-standing fixture of Toronto's dining since has quietly shuttered its doors. Bombay Palace, the North Indian buffet, restaurant, and takeout spot at 71 Jarvis St., has officially shut down after over four decades in business. Known for its hearty Thursday and Friday lunch and dinner buffets, the restaurant was a go-to spot for families craving a wide range of Indian dishes, from street food classics and rich curries to grilled meats and an array of vegan, vegetarian, and gluten-free options.
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