A nation and the world mourn the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II and celebrate her remarkable life and reign. A people filled with respect and affection, a city filled with sadness and a nation and world filled with appreciation marked the regal state funeral of Queen Elizabeth II in London on Monday, September …
The executive vice-president of destination development, Andrew Weir, shares the process of getting the Michelin Guide to the table. On September 13, the Michelin Guide announced that 74 restaurants had made its Toronto selection. It marked a first not just for Toronto but for Canada, and it happened after a process of discussions and visits …
Adam Harris Levine, assistant curator of European Art at the Art Gallery of Ontario, talks about the Faith and Fortune exhibit, and what it means for Toronto. Global, bright and unexpected: These are the three words that Adam Harris Levine, assistant curator of European art at the Art Gallery of Ontario, used to describe his …
In 1994, sculptor and installation artist Dana Albany attended Burning Man for the first time. Here, she discusses her latest exhibit and how a festival in the desert changed her life. Until October 1, 2022, Chatsworth House in the UK is hosting Radical Horizons: The Art of Burning Man, at Chatsworth, a large-scale exhibition set …
The superior quality of Zerillo Premium Extra Virgin Olive Oil is the result of ideal terroir, the highest standards of production, and a family’s passion and dedication to a centuries-old craft. Ask any chef and they will tell you: “The secret to any good dish lies in its ingredients.” That’s because no matter how much …
With entrepreneurs and investors facing off, Dragons’ Den puts the real into reality television. The premise is as old as ancient Egypt or Greece: someone has an idea for a business but needs people to invest the capital to make it a reality. It has continued for thousands of years — entrepreneurs seeking people to …
