Discover the best Toronto music festivals August 2026 has to offer, from VELD and Caribana to TAIWANfest, and free live music events.
A&W Canada is bringing back one of its most recognized summer beverages with a special offer for members of its…
St. Louis Bar & Grill is celebrating National Chicken Wing Day with $24.99 all-you-can-eat wings, the Wingsanity challenge, prizes, and a chicken wing flat emoji petition.
JACKALOPE Mississauga returns July 10–12, 2026, with three days of free action sports at Celebration Square and Square One. Catch skateboarding, BMX, bouldering, breaking, Moto X demos, DJ sets, food trucks, and appearances from top athletes including Bob Burnquist.
Heading to the CN Tower or a Blue Jays game? From lively sports bars and waterfront dining to Italian favourites, steakhouses, and rooftop spots, these restaurants near Rogers Centre make it easy to grab a great meal before or after your downtown plans.
The Armstrong Cheese Truck is serving free grilled cheese sandwiches and Cheese & Mac at locations across Toronto and the GTA until August 1.
Tondou Ramen is serving $3.95 in-house beer until the end of summer, making it one of Toronto’s best affordable drink deals.
Harry Potter fans have a magical reason to visit Tim Hortons this summer. Starting August 12, Tim Hortons restaurants across Canada…
The Floating Lantern & Pan-Asian Food Festival in Toronto returns to Hotel X from August 14 to 16 with street food, lanterns, and live entertainment.
Planning a family day at the Canadian National Exhibition? Every year, the CNE activities that go far beyond rides, offering something for kids of all ages and parents too. From the interactive exhibits and live shows to kid-friendly games and hands-on experiences, it’s easy to build a full day of fun. If it’s your first visit or a yearly tradition, exploring the best CNE activities for families helps you make the most of this iconic Toronto event.
The Beaches International Jazz Festival is back in Toronto with free concerts, StreetFest, outdoor performances, food vendors, and more happening through July 26.
In this guide to Parking CNE 2026, you’ll find helpful tips to make getting to and from the fair as smooth as possible. Therefore, here is your complete guide to planning a smooth, stress-free visit to the CNE—from getting there to making the most of your time.
The Food Building at CNE 2026 is the ideal destination for fair food lovers. From iconic Canadian favourites to global flavours, it brings together some of the CNE’s best vendors. We’ve rounded up the must-try food vendors to help you plan your visit.
If you’re craving sweet treats, savoury meals, or refreshing drinks, the Food Building at CNE 2026 has something for every appetite. Add these delicious stops to your CNE food itinerary before you go.
Every summer, Toronto wraps up the season with one of its most iconic events: the Canadian National Exhibition, better known as “The Ex.” In CNE 2026, visitors can expect a mix of thrilling rides, over-the-top food, live entertainment, and cultural showcases. More than just a fair, CNE 2026 continues a long-standing tradition that brings the city together.
Jimmy John’s is bringing two new sandwiches to its Summer Vibes menu, introducing new flavour combinations for a limited time…
The Best Attractions At CNE 2026 promise nonstop excitement, from spectacular live shows and jaw-dropping performances to interactive exhibits and family-friendly fun. No matter your age or interests, there’s something guaranteed to keep you entertained.
Use this guide to discover the Best Attractions At CNE 2026 and make the most of your visit.
Maison 118 is a colourful Toronto café on Queen Street West, offering handcrafted drinks, creative pastries, and desserts in a whimsical dollhouse-inspired setting.
Kawartha Dairy’s fan-favourite Reindeer Magic ice cream is back for a limited time. Here’s where you can enjoy the seasonal flavour across Ontario.
Popular Toronto Thai restaurant PAI is opening a new full-service location at Square One Shopping Centre in Mississauga this Fall 2026.
Looking for your next meal? These 15 hottest new restaurants in Toronto are serving everything from Korean and Vietnamese cuisine to pizza, pasta, brunch, and cocktails across the city.
Heading to the Toronto Islands? Grab a bite before you board or after you return with these top restaurants near the ferry terminal, from waterfront patios and sushi spots to steakhouses, brunch cafés, and casual eats.
Mythos Greek Frozen Yogurt is coming to Toronto with baklava, honey, fruit, and olive oil toppings. Here’s what we know about its first Canadian shop.
Taste of Vietnam returns to Nathan Phillips Square from July 16 to 18 with authentic Vietnamese food, cultural performances, night market vendors, fashion shows, and free admission.
