Urban Paddling in Toronto
Most people are unaware that there are some great opportunities for canoeing in Toronto. While the open waters of Lake Ontario are busy with boat traffic and can be tricky […]
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Farewell 2017. Hello 2018!
It’s almost 2018 – really? With a few hours left of 2017, it’s time for many to reflect on everything that’s happened during the year, good and bad, happy and […]
Doors Open Toronto 2017
On the 2017 edition of Doors Open, 150 culturally and architecturally significant buildings in Toronto were open to the general public, in honour of Canada’s 150th birthday. While I usually […]
Gone Camping: Algonquin’s Sunbeam Loop
Victoria Day weekend is always a special time in Canada as it marks the unofficial start of summer and the warm-weather season. While the weather can still be unpredictable and […]
So Long, 2016. Hello 2017.
Well, 2016 was certainly interesting. So many things happened around the world that made this year especially memorable, and for many people it’s a year they’d rather forget. Political turmoil […]
Toronto by Night: Nuit Blanche 2016
The festival known as Nuit Blanche is an annual arts crawl where downtown Toronto is transformed into a celebration of contemporary art. The event is free, and from dusk to […]
Wychwood Barns: Soupalicious!
This past weekend I paid a visit to Wychwood Barns, a park and community hub in Toronto’s Hillcrest neighbourhood. This heritage building was originally a century-old TTC streetcar barn and […]
Luminato 2016: The Hearn
The Luminato Festival is an annual arts event held in Toronto every summer. Now in its 10th year, it features a number of events in and around the city over the course of […]
