Toronto Blue Jays pitcher Trey Yesevage has been turning heads with his standout performance this post-season – and he’s ...

The World Series is advancing to Game 7 on Saturday, after the Toronto Blue Jays lost Game 6 against the Los Angeles Dodgers.

Ahead of the Blue Jays vs. Dodgers Game 6 tonight, here are some celebrities who are rooting for Toronto.

What happens when you mix Korean and Parisian cuisine inside of a trendy cafe and restaurant? You get Gateau Ghost.

Country icon Eric Church is bringing his “Free The Machine Tour,” with support from Ella Langley, to Toronto this winter and is sure to be a “Hell of a View”. Tickets to the show are available here .

Want spice on that?” echoes throughout Mystic Muffin, one of Jarvis St.’s most beloved small, counter-style restaurants.

Is speaking another language in front of others who don’t understand it rude? Experts are weighing in about multilingualism and the cultural importance of it after a video sparked debate online.

From spooky Halloween celebrations to nail-biting World Series watch parties, there is no shortage of things to do in the city.

Many fans were left confused by the subtle twist Rufus Wainwright made to the Canadian anthem before the Game 5's first pitch.

Caught between cheering on the Toronto Blue Jays and ringing in a haunted Halloween weekend? Well, this weekend in the city, you can do both!

It was a special night for Paul Myers when he took the stage at the TIFF Lightbox to talk about his new book, John Candy: A Life in Comedy.

Toronto’s Caribbean community is uniting raise funds to support Hurricane Melissa relief efforts through a Vybz Kartel concert after party.