Toronto’s sweetest dessert festival returned to David Pecaut Square for two days of sweet treats over the weekend. From iced pops and cotton candy, to cupcakes and ice cream sandwiches, here’s what you missed at Sweetery 2018.

With Toronto heading into yet another week of lockdown, now is the best time for some fun activities you can do right from home and safely outdoors.

June is here and as the warm weather arrives, Toronto restaurants are multiplying just like the birds and the bees. Hope you're hungry!

Don’t worry, you still have one more full day to enjoy the sunshine before it’s time to head back to work. So stop what you’re doing, read through this list, and find a special event or festival that catches your eye and make the most of the final day of the weekend.

Cauldron Ice Cream is officially here! The first of many Toronto outposts opens at 3 pm today, Wednesday, August 29 on Queen West.

It’s officially hot, Toronto! And you know what that means, it’s ice cream season. After a rough spring experience, the return of creamy treats atop waffle cones (or between soft cookies!) offers a brief respite in the form of innocence, sweetness, and play.

Visitors to the annual Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) tend not to shy away from out-of-the-ordinary flavour profiles, and here’s a new one to check out this year.

If you’ve ever wondered what riding on TTC streetcars was like 100 years ago, the Halton County Radial Railway Museum can give you a taste of it.

Bobcaygeon in Ontario is an idyllic escape. Located just two hours northeast of the city, it has an enchanting waterfront, rich history, and vibrant community, making it perfect for a summer day trip.

“We’ve been here for 81 years and we’d like to make it to 100,” says Domenic Badali, owner of Badali’s Fruit Market, which occupies prime real estate in the heart of the Bayview Avenue strip in Toronto’s leafy Leaside neighbourhood.

August is going by faster than we thought. Thankfully there is still time to make the most of it and there are tons of things to do in the city to keep you going.

Toronto summer is here and (some) highway tolls have been lifted – so, we think it’s about time to plan your summer road/day trip with good eats.

For the first time this year, the CNE is launching Secret Menus with indoor and outdoor food vendors across the grounds.

With the roaring heat upon us, shaved ice has been all the rage this past summer. Some of us grew up with brightly coloured snow cones, but Asian variations on this cold treat have rolled into Toronto. Whether it’s Korean Bingsu Or Taiwanese shaved ice, each has its own delicious characteristics.

A new restaurant, bar, and game space is opening soon in Toronto’s east end. Once open, LOB Toronto will offer an indoor 9-hole bocce-golf track and while details are still scarce, according to a recent job posting, LOB Toronto “is a unique sport/leisure and dining experience near Broadview Avenue and Queen Street East.”

If you’re in the mood to blow off some steam and have some fun today, here are the top events happening in the city. What: Starry Night will feature the shiniest talent you can handle., including famous drag queens, rump-shaking beats, and a few extra special surprises.

“We carved out a kitchen inside of @coldteabar. Small kitchen. Big menu,” reads a post to Instagram, which also announced that Juanm0t0 is open from 6 pm to last call, from Monday to Saturday.

Ice cream burritos wrapped in cotton candy are about to debut in Toronto! The fantastical invention started by Sugar Sugar, a confection shop in Sarnia, Ontario became a viral sensation last summer following a Foodbeast video viewed millions of times. And, while imitations have popped up since in cities across North America, Toronto has, until now, been sorely lacking.