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2 days ago | toronto.com | Itai Buenahora

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1 week ago | toronto.com | Sandeep Panesar

As Toronto heats up, so does its ice cream scene — but this summer, it’s not just about vanilla cones and rainbow sprinkles. From ube soft serve to rosewater gelato and kulfi, the city’s multicultural neighbourhoods are scooping frozen treats that tell stories, celebrate heritage and bring bold flavours to the cone.

2 weeks ago | toronto.com | Sandeep Panesar

Toronto’s food scene has long been a canvas for cultural expression, and today some of its most compelling flavours are coming from kitchens, cafés, and cocktail bars led by queer entrepreneurs rewriting the rules. With Pride Month officially in full swing, rainbow flags and themed menus have popped up across the city. But beyond the temporary branding lies a deeper, more radical movement: queer-owned and queer-run food spaces that are nourishing both bodies and communities every single day.

2 weeks ago | toronto.com | Sandeep Panesar

In a city as fashion-forward as Toronto, there’s a quiet revolution taking place, and it’s happening one garment at a time. A growing number of designers, community organizers and creative thinkers are pushing back against the culture of fast fashion and overconsumption. Their mission? To encourage a slower, more circular fashion movement that centres sustainability and community.

3 weeks ago | toronto.com | Irelyne Lavery

It’s nearly here! We’re officially less than one month away from an “unforgettable weekend of Filipino flavour” in Toronto. From July 4 to 6, Fun Philippines Toronto Food & Music Festival will take over the city’s Harbourfront Centre for a “high-energy celebration of Filipino culture, bringing together the Philippines’ culinary delights, musical traditions and artistic expressions.”“Don’t miss Toronto’s ultimate Filipino festival at Canada’s community waterfront,” the festival website says.