Toronto

The St. Lawrence Market is favourite spot amongst Toronto's young professionals. Why? If you have to ask, then you need to be schooled. So, here are our top 10 picks for the stalwart TO institution

ONEXONE’s annual fundraiser during TIFF transformed Toronto’s Kool Haus into a decadent lounge, complete with elevated dance floors, DJs, bottle service and gourmet bites last Saturday night, playing host to an intimate evening with icon Lauryn Hill

Harry Rosen is building on its iconic status within Canada's fashion industry with major expansion in its hometown market of Toronto. We stopped by their completely revamped Eaton Centre location yesterday and talked to CEO Larry Rosen about the recent flurry of activity

In terms of things to do in Canadian cities, art museums and galleries can often become overlooked due to spectacle events like sports games, concerts, or big name festivals. However, as we have preached numerous times in our Art 101 segments, the Notable young professional should keep an open mind to the arts in order to be constantly ahead of the curve

As Canada gets ready to celebrate its 145th birthday, young professionals who aren't cottage-bound for the long weekend are probably wondering what their best options are for the festivities. Here's what's going on in Toronto, Vancouver, Montreal and Calgary on July 1

Who doesn't love a trip to the Big Apple every now and then? Sure, you can drive and Megabus bus is always an option, but as of today young professionals can travel WestJet to NYC seven times daily, welcomed news by business and pleasure travellers alike

With busy work weeks and packed social lives, finding time to learn skillful cooking can be a challenge. Calphalon Culinary Center at King and Spadina offers a variety of classes in a professional and relaxed atmosphere that will have you a master of the kitchen by the time summer entertaining season starts

When trendsetter Hanif Harji and scene alumni Charles Khabouth launched Storys late last year, it was bound to host exceptional, talk-of-the-town events. Case in point: next week's authentically-themed Spanish pop-up restaurant

Markus Lacaria is the Founder and Creative Director of shoe company Luigi Sardo, which he started while living in Australia as he was instantly inspired by the beach culture and popularity of canvas shoes, which he brought back to marketing success in Toronto in today’s YEDaily