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With a new book and a sixth eatery set to launch this year, the Toronto restaurateur says the Haitian and Caribbean restaurant is closest to her heart

With one day left until we ring in the new year, CTV News Toronto asked 9 notable Torontonians for their 2024 resolution or wish.

A report by Anquanette Gaspard for Essence. Summertime means one carnival celebration after another and we’re here for them all! Next up on the massive carnival circuit is North America’s largest Caribbean festival, Toronto’s very own Caribana. Energetic live musical performances, pool parties, all-inclusive boat rides, rhythmic Soca music, next-level J’ouvert events, and a major finale…

Showing up and showing out just got easier with RW&CO.'s new ready-to-wear summer collection

A Toronto restaurateur whose businesses have been the target of anti-vaccine protests in recent weeks is calling on the city and the province to do more to protect small businesses from what she describes as harassment.

Project Gigglewater was one of the first spots in the city to go full throttle into take-out cocktails, concocting treasure boxes of ingredients for building your own at home. Now, you don’t have to do any of the work—simply pour the bar’s pre-mixed cocktails over ice in whatever cup you have on hand. Hits include a vodka-based drink that tastes like an After Eight, and the Pop It Like It’s Hot, with corn-pop-infused St. Remy brandy and Chartreuse. Each bottle contains about six serving...

Top Montreal Haitian restaurant Agrikol announces its closure over the weekend December 19 marked the last service at Agrikol "for the foreseeable future", according to a social media post by the Haitian restaurant. By Advertising Yesterday, Montreals popular Haitian restaurant Agrikol posted on social media accounts that this weekend would mark its "last Agrikol service" and that it would be closing "for the foreseeable future". While this likely wont be last the city sees of the teams work, ...