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Games

Bionic Bay (Steam Deck) Review: LimbOw

Our review of Bionic Bay, developed by Psychoflow Studio and Mureena. Available now on Steam (reviewed) and PS5. WHAT IS IT? A devilishly tough platformer with an evocative, eerie aesthetic. IS IT GOOD? It’s deeply [...]
Businesses

Homegrown Business: Ashley Perrier of Poplar + Birch

For Ashley Perrier, owning a boutique isn’t just about fashion—it’s about empowerment. As the founder and owner of Poplar + Birch, a women’s and littles boutique with locations in Thunder Bay and Kenora, Perrier has [...]
Food & Drink

Recipe for Neapolitan Pizza by Executive Chef Mirko D’Agata

Chef Mirko D’Agata helps Toronto Guardian readers master the art of traditional Neapolitan pizza with this professional 68% hydration dough recipe that follows authentic Italian techniques. This method features a crucial autolyze period and extended [...]
Lifestyle

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

Grayson is a tender-hearted boy who’s quietly learning that the world isn’t such a scary place after all. At first, he was a little shy, preferring to tuck himself into a cozy hiding spot and [...]
Food & Drink

Ultimate Guide to Mother’s Day Eats in Toronto

If weekend brunch or dinner plans on Mother’s Day weekend is what you’re looking for, we got you! It can be overwhelming in this city with the endless options. We know many restaurants will have [...]

Recipe for Neapolitan Pizza by Executive Chef Mirko D’Agata

May 11, 2025

Chef Mirko D’Agata helps Toronto Guardian readers master the art of traditional Neapolitan pizza with this professional 68% hydration dough recipe that follows authentic Italian techniques. This method features a crucial autolyze period and extended [...]
Ultimate Guide to Mother’s Day Eats in Toronto

May 9, 2025
Recipe for Fresh Sweet Potato Salad with Honey Parmesan Dressing from Mazola

May 4, 2025

The Evolution of Graffiti in Toronto – Interviews with Jafar and Rons

by Jaya Kumar in History

By the time the early ’80s had struck, the graffiti scene was established and robust in downtown Toronto. Elaborate networks of crews scoured the streets, seeking refuge from their true identities under aliases. Beneath the [...]