In the heart of Toronto’s Annex neighborhood, nestled at the corner of Spadina and Lowther, stands its oldest apartment known as Spadina Gardens. Alluding to Toronto’s original architecture, the complex was built in the early 20th century, boasting high ceilings, intricate stained-glass designs, and naturally lit apartments. But while such a historical building has been … [Read more…]
6 of the best candy shops in Toronto for Halloween treats
Halloween is probably the only time that adults can get away with acting like kids in candy stores. Seriously, who could stand still among colourful displays of sweet-and-sour treats, sugar-coated jellies and artful rows of chocolate truffles? Here are six of the best candy shops in Toronto where you could indulge your sweet tooth. The … [Read more…]
Toronto Pearson is Hosting a Job Fair
more than 25 Pearson Airport employers participating in aviation industry job fair MISSISSAUGA, ON, Oct. 11, 2023 – Toronto Pearson will be hosting an aviation industry-wide job fair, convening employers from across the passenger journey including the Greater Toronto Airports Authority, Air Canada, WestJet, Porter Airlines, and many others. More than 25 Pearson Airport employers participating With … [Read more…]
Work on Toronto’s historic Glen Road Pedestrian Bridge continues amid delays
Toronto’s skyline might be famous for its towering skyscrapers, but its soul resides in the smaller, often overlooked connections that bind neighborhoods and history. The Glen Road pedestrian bridge and the pedestrian tunnel under Bloor Street East are currently undergoing a transformation mired by delays. The latest update will see Rosedale Valley Road close for … [Read more…]
Wychwood Art Barns loss would be devastating
With arts organization Artscape in receivership, there is concern that cultural facilities and artists’ residences across Toronto, including the prominent and beloved Wychwood Barns, are at risk. Local city councillor Josh Matlow addressed the Wychwood issue in a recent statement. “I am happy to report that Mayor Olivia Chow is actively working toward a resolution … [Read more…]
RCMP announce investigation of Ford government over Greenbelt land swap
Premier Doug Ford and the Ontario government are back in the headlines for all the wrong reasons today as the RCMP has announced it is initiating an investigation in the Ontario government’s dealings around the Greenbelt land swap. “Following a referral from the Ontario Provincial Police, the RCMP ‘O’ Division’s Sensitive and International Investigations (SII) … [Read more…]
Have a look at Scotiabank Arena’s new $350-million ‘Reimagination’ project
Ahead of its 25th anniversary celebration in February, Scotiabank Arena, operated by Maple Leaf Sports & Entertainment (MLSE), has announced a significant investment in a comprehensive venue upgrade. The Scotiabank Arena Venue Reimagination project, with a budget exceeding $350 million, aims to elevate the arena’s status as a premier sports and entertainment destination. The multi-phase … [Read more…]
Exploring the Vast Beauty of Canada: A Traveller’s Guide
Canada, the second-largest country in the world, is a mosaic of stunning landscapes, diverse cultures, and rich history. From its bustling cities to its tranquil wilderness, Canada promises an experience unlike any other for the traveler. Interestingly, as the digital world reshapes many spheres of our lives, even the dedicated wanderluster might find themselves drawn … [Read more…]
The best places to go in Toronto to see the leaves turn colours this fall
Whether you’re the kind of person who thinks fall is the greatest season of the year or the kind who shuts yourself inside the minute the temperature drops below 20 degrees, it’s undeniable – fall in Canada, with the red and gold colours that take over the landscape, is pretty beautiful. While there might not … [Read more…]
Former mayor John Tory shares blame for sad state of Toronto
You might think that Premier Doug Ford’s vindictive decisions are responsible for most of Toronto’s problems, and you wouldn’t be far wrong, but that’s not the whole story. A former mayor also must take part of the blame. Former mayor John Tory claimed that the property tax should never be raised enough to be equal … [Read more…]