Prince Edward County
Introducing Prince Edward County, or “The County” as most folks living there would refer to it. It’s a quick little day trip from Toronto and is as picturesque as a Norman Rockwell painting. Why go to The County? Do you like food? Of course you …
Yonge Dundas Square
It’s been called Toronto’s answer to NYC’s Times Square and London’s Piccadilly Circus. One thing is for certain, Yonge Dundas Square certainly offers visitors a plethora of stimuli for the senses. From free concerts to food festivals, buskers and beggars, you never know what will …
Throne Barbershop
For anyone looking to get a haircut in the downtown core, you’ll be hard pressed to find a cooler spot than this not-so hidden gem at Gerrard and Yonge. The entrance is an unassuming door off of Gerrard, leading into a martial arts studio. Up …
The PATH – Toronto’s Underground
Have you heard of Toronto’s PATH? It’s Toronto’s underground lair. It’s a way to walk around the downtown core and escape the freezing winter temperatures, the summer’s heavy humidity and even to elude the crowds on the city street’s sidewalks. It’s a network of underground pedestrian …
Toronto: Then and Now
It has been said that a city is much like a person. They all have a few skeletons in their closet, they go through growing pains, and the events they experience can define them, for better or for worse. Toronto has a rich and colorful history …
What I ate at the CNE
The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) has held many memories for me over the years. For some it marks the beginning of the end of the summer. Back to school sales are starting and the days shortening just enough to be noticed by the earlier sunsets. …
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