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The Power of Networking

July 30, 2015 • Business, In the MagazineComments (0)

Regardless of what industry you’re in, networking is a vital skill that every professional should master. On a sunny afternoon in June, 150 of Bay Street’s biggest power players and influencers arrived at The Citizen bar in Toronto to take part in the first Network Wednesdays event series, sponsored by Bay St. Bull. Drinks were [&hellip...;

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One-on-One With Somen Mondal

July 17, 2015 • Business, Features, In the MagazineComments (1)

Selling for Success: How Somen Mondal took moonlighting to the next level { interview by David King } Spending time with Somen Mondal is like hanging out with an old friend. Even if you’ve never met him before, his confident manner and relaxed...

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What’s Happening On Bay Street This Week?

July 2, 2015 • Blog, Business, City, Culture, Entertainment, Food + DrinkComments (0)

Prepared by Toronto Financial District BIA 00 Monday, June 29– Sunday, July 5 Toronto has been non-stop since the beginning of summer, with busy patios, citywide events and beautiful weather to top it off! Good thing Toronto’s Financial District is in the...

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Trump deal finally gets its day in court

June 25, 2015 • Blog, BusinessComments (0)

It’s been a long time for 22 of the original would be buyers of Toronto’s first Trump Tower but today and tomorrow, an Ontario Superior Court justice will hear two of the cases that are expected to set a precedent and fast track further claims by...

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Obituary: The Death Of Blacks Marks The End Of Stuff

June 12, 2015 • Blog, Business, Business HistoryComments (0)

Established in 1930 by Eddie Black, Black’s opened it’s first store at Yonge and St. Clair as an appliance store and by the end of the decade, had shifted his inventory towards photography noticing a change in the times as customer interest...

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Attn: Music Lovers

June 10, 2015 • Business, City, Culture, Entertainment, In the Magazine, Reviews, SocialComments (0)

By Lucy Mazzucco If you’re a music junkie like I am, you know there’s nothing better to do on a Friday night than to check out live music at some of the best and most historical venues Toronto has to offer. Whether it’s a well-known band, or even just...

Toronto’s Average Home hits $1.15 Million

June 4, 2015 • Blog, BusinessComments (0)

Well it’s official. Unless you bought in 5 years ago, living in Toronto is officially very unaffordable as the average detached home sold for a staggering $1.15 million dollars in May. That’s up nearly 20 percent from May last year, and with interest...

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The Best Restaurants In Toronto For Business Meetings

May 20, 2015 • Business, City, Culture, Food + Drink, In the Magazine, Reviews, WineComments (0)

While the old adage that business is done on the golf course still rings true, there’s nothing quite like an exceptional restaurant to sweeten the offer along the way. Lucky for you, if there’s one thing that Toronto knows how to do well, it’s bring...

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Micro vs. Macro

May 14, 2015 • Business, City, Entertainment, Fashion, In the Magazine, UncategorizedComments (1)

MICRO Not so fresh: Joe Mimran steps down from namesake company After nine years at the helm of one of Canada’s premiere sources for modern style and accessible design, Canadian fashion designer Joe Mimran is stepping down from his namesake company, leaving...

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Cathedrals of Commerce

May 6, 2015 • Architecture, Business, City, Culture, In the MagazineComments (0)

By Grant Humes When it comes to design, especially architectural design, office buildings aren’t usually the first things that come to mind. You’d be surprised, however, to discover that Toronto’s financial district is home to an impressive collection...