46 h. ago Huge international GTA market is stocking shelves with unique culinary finds

A massive international supermarket has landed in the east end of the Greater Toronto Area — and it’s a one-stop shop for global flavours.Say hello to SkyFarm Food Mart, a 20,000-square-foot supermarket that’s been stocking its shelves with specialty products in Oshawa and is inviting shoppers to come take a look.With international products and flavours from a wide range of cultures — including African, Caribbean, Asian, Mexican, Filipino, and South Asian — plus everyday staples and hard-to-find ingredients, SkyFarm is truly a one-stop shop for all your needs.Feeling hungry? Here’s what SkyFarm has in store for you.Accessible locationThose living in the east end of the GTA will know that finding speciality and cultural ingredients is no easy feat. Typically, you'll find shoppers driving far out to find their must-have products, like Scarborough or even further.Say goodbye to those long drives and set your GPS to 1150 Simcoe Street North in Osh...

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4 d. ago La «Soirée Mammouth» laisse sa place à d’autres émissions pour ados

Télé-Québec transforme son offre pour les ados et créera «Mammouth. Le studio», une production pour les réseaux sociaux.

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1 week ago Toronto chocolate studio is transforming corporate events into unique culinary adventures

Team-bonding is a special experience that can boost morale and spark creativity — and when you do it over chocolate right here in Toronto, it doesn't really get much better than that.Say goodbye to boring staff gettogethers and hello to Chocolate Tales' exciting corporate chocolate-making programs in Toronto. It's a hands-on experience that's all about coming together, creating success, and, of course, enjoying delicious desserts. Workshops are crafted to be engaging, rewarding, and inspiring, whether you're a corporate group, small business, or community organization. Here's what Chocolate Tales has on deck.Virtual team buildingEnjoy a culinary adventure without even leaving the office. Chocolate Tales offers a virtual option, with three customizable programs to choose from. First up is Chocolate Pizza Making, which is just as delicious as it sounds. Guided instructions will help the team...

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2 w. ago Free outdoor curling rink taking over rooftop of Toronto hotel

Toronto's Ace Hotel is transforming its rooftop bar, Evangeline, into an outdoor winter chalet attraction offering a real curling rink.The Winter Chalet Pop-Up takes over the restaurant next month, featuring a specially curated menu and some unexpected rooftop fun for patrons to enjoy for free.Starting Dec. 2, the Ace Hotel's rooftop retreat will roll out a themed menu featuring a cheese fondue with meats, gherkins, fresh bread, and seasonal vegetables, and a chocolate fondue paired with nuts, marshmallows, and fruits. Each fondue is $45 per person.Cheese and chocolate fondues. Photo courtesy Ace Hotel Toronto.The Winter Chalet Pop-Up also boasts seasonally-inspired cocktails and mocktails, crafted by bar manager Aaron Hatchell, with winter flavours infused into drinks like the Mulled Wine Sour ($18) and Sweater Weather ($18).Winter sports lovers can flex their curling skills on the hotel's rooftop, which will be transformed into an outdoor curling ri...

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3 w. ago JAKALA takes part in IESE’s Futuro Digital event, presenting Spain’s first corporate AI success stories

MILAN, Nov. 13, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Madrid hosted the second edition of Futuro Digital, an event organised by IESE Business School in collaboration with JAKALA and Multiversial, which has become a key meeting point for exploring the main trends in digital transformation and their impact on business. More than 500 executives and experts gathered […]

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3 w. ago Chocolate shop popular in malls getting its first Canadian on

An iconic European chocolate company that's already made its way into several local malls is gearing up to open its first Canadian brick-and-mortar location in Toronto.You may still be more likely to stumble upon a Laderach location while you amble the streets of a European city than one in Canada, but the decades-old chain has made major moves towards North American expansion in the past year.Founded in the 1960s in the small town of Glarus, Switzerland, Laderach has spent the past six decades making its name ubiquitous with luxury Swiss chocolate.Having remained in the same family ever since its foundation, Laderach may no longer be solely produced at its original Glarus factory, but its reputation remains, spreading farther and farther across the globe.After opening its Toronto flagship at the Eaton Centre in 2019, the chocolate chain, which currently boasts over 200 locations in 25 countries worldwide, has since expanded to six locations in Toronto and one at B.C.'s Rich...

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