While everyone else dresses in Pokémon and Suicide Squad, you'll be decked out in Toronto – literally.

As Toronto-based ice cream parlour Sweet Jesus expands into the United States, some Christian groups have taken offense to the name of the soft serve purveyor. A petition on citizengo.org, now signed by nearly 8,500 people, is calling on owners Andrew Richmond, Amin Todai, and parent company Monarch & Misfits to “issue an apology for their blasphemy,” and “immediately change their name and branding to eliminate every instance of mockery toward our Lord Jesus.” “Choosing the name of our Lord for a brand of soft-serve ice cream is totally offensive and revolting,” reads the petition on citizengo.org. Meanwhile, another petition on change.org calls for a boycott and cites the upside down crosses on the labels of the ice cream cups as one example of anti-Christian imagery used to promote the brand. In Toronto and the surrounding area where Sweet Jesus has expanded to over a dozen outposts, the name hasn’t been a source of such controversy, though the brand’s first outpost in Dubai preemptively changed its name to Sweet Salvation before opening. Toronto taqueria La Carnita opens first international location in USLobster Ramen is the newest must-try dish at Toronto noodle housesToronto's first Jollibee has finally announced an opening date

White Rabbit might be the most delicious hard candy there is. Sweet, creamy, refreshing, and nostalgic, the treat is the ideal afternoon pick-me-up, dessert, or filler for Grandma’s purse. We won’t tell her you swapped out the Werther’s!

It’s been the summer of Adam Sandler in Toronto, it appears. The iconic comedian has been a man of many appearances, as he continues to film his upcoming movie, You Are SO Not Invited To My Bat Mitzvah!, all over Ontario.

So, who else perpetually delays breakfast to hold out for brunch? Good; us, too. If you’re a true brunch fanatic then Church Street’s Smith Restaurant needs to be on your list. Whether you’re going for brunch mid-week or for recovery fuel over the weekend, you’ll find something ridiculously delicious and Instagram-worthy on the menu.

One of Toronto’s most extreme milkshake makers is putting the power of creation in the hands of the ice cream loving public. Peace Treats has just launched a build-your-own milkshake menu.

If you’re stumped on what to do for Monday night dinner, the answer is about to land on your screen. Well Done is running a limited-time burger pop-up out of the Baddies storefront at Bloor and Lansdowne, which means exclusive smash burgs should be on your menu tonight.

Another day, another event-filled week in Toronto! The weather forecast is calling for heat and lots of it. Thankfully, there are a bunch of things to do in the city to keep cool.

Ice cream burritos, Thai tea served in unicorn inflatables, stinky tofu, BBQ, bubble tea, and so much more. If you missed Night It Up! over the weekend then you should be feeling some serious FOMO.

A brand new circus-themed food festival is set to debut at the Woodbridge Fair Grounds this July. Taking place just north of the city, from July 13 to 15, the event is simply titled the Fun Food Festival and as its name suggests, the three-day festival is billing all-ages fun and street food!

The viral sensation known as cheesecake-on-a-stick is popping up downtown for a whole 10 days starting today. The popular dessert from the Heirloom Toronto food truck has made appearances across the city, and now, it’s landing at Pokito at 420 Queen Street West.

Who knew fried chicken and ice cream would pair so perfectly together? Toronto’s Ghost Chicken has a new sweet and spicy treat on its menu.

Nominations are in for Canada’s Best New Restaurants, Vancouver is gearing up for the Mid-Autumn Festival, and Calgary celebrates the prairies with a feast.

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Taco Fest is back! Now in its fourth year, the festival will return to its rightful spot at Ontario Place this coming weekend.

Toronto’s latest dessert trend is a mash-up of all-time faves. Glorious Goods, located on the street side patio of The Ballroom on John Street, is a month-old business serving up twice-baked cheesecake waffle bowls.

Is it summer yet? This Toronto ice cream parlour has created the ultimate boozy ice cream float just in time for the upcoming hot season.

Tired of the same old ice cream flavours? Hit up these Toronto hot spots this summer for some of the craziest ice cream creations in town.