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[ February 8, 2026 ] Season to Taste: Chef Nadège Nourian of Chez Nad Food & Drink
[ February 7, 2026 ] Ollie the cat is looking for a new home in the Toronto area Lifestyle
[ February 6, 2026 ] Five Minutes With: Contemporary Jazz Artist Eddie Bullen jazz

Music

Toronto Guardian Winter 2026 Spotify Playlist

We’re thrilled to share our Winter Spotify Playlist, a cosy collection of tracks from Toronto’s vibrant music scene. Every week on the Toronto Guardian, we shine a light on a local artist, and at the [...]
Businesses

Homegrown Business: Rachelle Wintzen of Chi Junky

Chi Junky is Toronto’s first full-service, music-forward studio, and they are now approaching their 12th year of operation. In that time, they’ve become a fixture in the city’s wellness landscape. They’re known for their music-driven [...]
Food & Drink

Season to Taste: Chef Nadège Nourian of Chez Nad

After 17 years of building one of Toronto’s most recognized French pâtisserie brands, Nadège Nourian is opening a new chapter and making her dream come true with Chez Nad, a modern French bistronomie table rooted [...]
Lifestyle

Ollie the cat is looking for a new home in the Toronto area

If you’re looking for a playful, affectionate cat with a big personality, Ollie might just be your perfect match. This handsome boy is obsessed with his bouncy ball, so much so that he plays fetch! [...]
jazz

Five Minutes With: Contemporary Jazz Artist Eddie Bullen

Eddie Bullen is, in every way, a standout amongst his generation of multi-talented artists. Eddie’s lengthy career has yielded an abundance of awards and recognition for his outstanding talents. From his first album, ‘Nocturnal Affair’, [...]

“A Day in the Life” with: Toronto Writer Amy Rosen

February 4, 2026

Amy Rosen is the worst. Not because she’s loud or rude or hogs the conversation. Nope. It’s because she’s good at everything. She’s the smartest, kindest, and funniest person in the room—every room. Ugh. Annoying. [...]
Boogie Nights (1997) 4K Ultra HD: Release Details, SteelBook & Collector Overview

February 2, 2026
The Friendly Town Is a Canadian Satire of Hallmark Christmas Movies

January 30, 2026

Season to Taste: Chef Nadège Nourian of Chez Nad

February 8, 2026

After 17 years of building one of Toronto’s most recognized French pâtisserie brands, Nadège Nourian is opening a new chapter and making her dream come true with Chez Nad, a modern French bistronomie table rooted [...]
Recipe for Carrot Pecan Bran Muffins from Farm Boy

February 1, 2026
Last Weekend for The Carbon Bar’s $12 Throwback Menu

January 28, 2026

Ollie the cat is looking for a new home in the Toronto area

February 7, 2026

If you’re looking for a playful, affectionate cat with a big personality, Ollie might just be your perfect match. This handsome boy is obsessed with his bouncy ball, so much so that he plays fetch! [...]
Tragedy Plus Time: Comedian Wafik Nasralla

February 5, 2026
Julie the dog is looking for a new home in the Toronto area

February 3, 2026

Homegrown Business: Rachelle Wintzen of Chi Junky

February 9, 2026

Chi Junky is Toronto’s first full-service, music-forward studio, and they are now approaching their 12th year of operation. In that time, they’ve become a fixture in the city’s wellness landscape. They’re known for their music-driven [...]
Charitable Choices: Una Wright of YouthSpeak Charity

February 3, 2026
How Social Media Targeting Became a Weapon of Division

February 2, 2026

Toronto Guardian Winter 2026 Spotify Playlist

February 9, 2026

We’re thrilled to share our Winter Spotify Playlist, a cosy collection of tracks from Toronto’s vibrant music scene. Every week on the Toronto Guardian, we shine a light on a local artist, and at the [...]
Five Minutes With: Contemporary Jazz Artist Eddie Bullen

February 6, 2026
Víkingur Ólafsson at Koerner Hall (Concert Review)

February 3, 2026

First Timer’s Guide to the Best of Reykjavík, Iceland

February 2, 2026

Iceland is considered one of the safest places in the world, especially for women travellers. The city of Reykjavík offers so much to see and do. But there’s more to this stunning Nordic country! Whether [...]
Cool Vibes in a Chilly New York Winter

January 30, 2026
Mont-Tremblant: Where to Stay, Where to Eat, What to Do in 2026

December 30, 2025

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