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Guatemala’s culinary history, influenced by Indigenous traditions, colonial impacts, and immigrant arrivals, is gaining global recognition. In the past decade, fine-dining restaurants like Flor De Lis, Diacá, and Sublime have elevated Guatemalan cuisine. A new generation of chefs is blending traditional techniques with modern twists and diverse flavors. Mercado 24’s 2014 opening marked the beginning of this culinary renaissance, celebrating local markets and produce. Restaurants like Ana, Nanik, Proyecto Tux, Nana, and Toi Doi are showcasing innovative dishes that honor Guatemala’s rich gastronomic heritage and international influences. Barriga Llena in Antigua epitomizes this evolution with its unique takes on classic Guatemalan dishes, embodying the local sentiment: “full belly, happy heart.”
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Toronto is about to “spring forward.” At 2 a.m. on March 8, clocks across much of Canada — including Toronto — will move one hour ahead as daylight saving time begins. The seasonal shift is designed to make better use of daylight during the warmer months by pushing...
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup set to kick off this summer, the Royal Canadian Mint has unveiled a collection of limited-edition commemorative coins celebrating the global tournament. The collection includes six unique designs made from silver and pure gold, each...
Walking through the streets of Cartagena, one of the most recognizable sights is the palenqueras — Black women dressed in vibrant dresses and head wraps, carrying bowls of fruit and sweets on their heads. For many visitors, they are a symbol of the city’s colorful...
Toronto is about to “spring forward.” At 2 a.m. on March 8, clocks across much of Canada — including Toronto — will move one hour ahead as daylight saving time begins. The seasonal shift is designed...
With the 2026 FIFA World Cup set to kick off this summer, the Royal Canadian Mint has unveiled a collection of limited-edition commemorative coins celebrating the global tournament. The collection...
Toronto’s Latin music scene is about to turn up as Chencho Corleone takes the stage on March 6 at REBEL. Known as one of the architects of modern reggaeton, Chencho helped shape the genre as half of...
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