Aga Khan Revisited
The Aga Khan Museum was one of the new buildings participating in this year’s Doors Open Toronto event, but during my visit a few weeks ago there wasn’t time to […]
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The Torrance Barrens
Located in Muskoka cottage country north of Toronto near Gravenhurst, the Torrance Barrens Conservation Area is 4,700 acres of exposed granite bedrock and wetlands, with bushes and trees that are […]
Doors Open Toronto 2015 – Part 2
After having seen two of the newest buildings on Toronto’s architectural landscape, the second day of the Doors Open event was spent exploring some of the city’s more established sites. […]
Doors Open Toronto 2015 – Part 1
The annual Doors Open event is an opportunity to explore some of Toronto’s best historical and architecturally significant buildings. During the two-day event many buildings in the city are open […]
The Grand Canyon of the East
Letchworth State Park, located south west of Rochester in upstate Western New York, is an easy 1.5-hour drive from the US-Canadian border. This 24-km long park along the winding Genessee […]
Along Rattlesnake Point
Rattlesnake Point Conservation Area is located near Milton in Halton region, about an hour drive from Toronto. Despite its name, there are few snakes here – the name originates from […]
The Humber River Trail
It’s been a long winter in Toronto, but spring has finally arrived. There are no leaves on the trees, and the cherry blossoms have yet to show, but a few […]
Raohe Night Market
No trip to Taipei is complete without a visit to at least one of its legendary night markets. Taiwan has over a hundred of these vibrant markets, and some of […]
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