History
A Look Back at Toronto’s Old Movie Theatres
So, I’ve just returned from being chased through a suburban mall parking lot by some angry people in a Westphalia […]
The City
The City
St. Lawrence Market
St. Lawrence Market is one of Toronto’s oldest attractions at over 200 years old. In 1803 Governor Peter Hunter proclaimed that […]
Community & Culture
Kensington Market
Toronto’s Kensington Market is a culture hub for the arts, food, theatre, cycling, and even pot smoking enthusiasts. Located in […]
History
The Gooderham & Worts Flatiron Building
Toronto’s Flatiron building was constructed in the late 1800s (10 years before the more publicized NYC Flatiron) for the Gooderham and Worts […]
Businesses
Cambie Design by Camille Byrne
Cambie Design is a Toronto based business specializing in interior design and decoration. Owner Camille uses her passion for the art […]
Civic Engagement
ReDefiningTO: Amanda Parris – Educating & Inspiring Through The Arts
Amanda Parris is working to redefine Toronto as an educator, a student, an artist, and a revolutionary. She is the […]
Outdoors
Allan Gardens Conservatory
Allan Gardens is a park and conservatory (greenhouse) in downtown Toronto. It borders Carlton Street to the north, Gerrard Street to […]
Civic Engagement
RedefiningTO – Breaking Bread, Building Community
What began as a legacy from local baker Joe Link, ignited a passion for bread making under the leadership of […]
Community & Culture
Your Ontario Place
One of my favourite past times of my childhood growing up in Toronto was going to Ontario Place. Often dwarfed by […]
History
Toronto by Night (aka long exposures galore)
It’s not that often that you get to glimpse history at night. Surely, if we’ve learned anything from history textbooks, […]