Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, the world had to adapt to a new way of life. One of these changes includes the shutting down of brick and mortar stores, forcing consumers to turn to online shopping. With this shift, in Canada alone, we saw e-commerce sales more than double year over year,
Remember that viral Kitty O’Meara poem which optimistically suggested the pandemic would cause people to slow down and reflect and heal and all that? Well, nah. People are just as keen to indulge in their cravings as ever. More so, actually. According to Statistics Canada, Canadians are going harder than
I never did like coffee pods. But this is neither the time nor place for snobbery. *Sips on God shot flat white*. It’s easy to see why caffeine capsules spread like an infestation: they are a convenient way to satisfy a drug addiction, available in all kinds of candied versions
Yorkville’s esteemed Manulife Centre has a new tenant. Last Friday one of Toronto’s favourite premium denim retailers, Over the Rainbow, opened the doors to their new store. The family-owned business prides themselves on two things, being kind and making sure everyone can find a pair of jeans that fits perfectly. “You
Tis’ the season, friends. The season for colder temperatures, Netflix holiday movies on deck, packed Christmas markets, (nearly) finished advent calendars and a heavy influx of sugar-coated carbs and wine. And, of course, the season of giving, and receiving, gifts from friends and loved ones. There’s no denying it — Christmas is
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