Torontoist loves a long weekend, but Labour Day has always felt bittersweet since it signals the beginning of the end of summer. Autumn doesn’t technically begin until September 23rd, but the city becomes a different place after Labour Day. Students return to school, other folks return to work, and don’t you even think of wearing white. Just remember that Labour Day is for you. Fire up the BBQ and crack open a cold one.......

As the summer slowly makes way for what seems to be an early fall, pretty soon we'll all spend more time huddled around the fireplace for the... holiday season. That's right... Labor Day, Halloween, Thanksgiving and Kwanzaa are just around the corner, and the family is coming over to your place for dinner. They will come by and sit in your living room as you pass around some celebratory glasses of wine or nog. How......

Le Torontoist vous confirme que la Loi 101 du Québec a traversé les frontières de la belle province. A cet égard, cette loi qui lutte pour la primauté du français dans la province de Québec et, stipule en partie que les signes de circulation doivent être primordialement de langue française, est maintenant à Toronto. En effet, le 19 octobre dernier, le Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) nous rapportait qu’un signe démontrant que l’on ne pouvait pas......