A recent report by CBRE, a commercial real estate firm, reveals that office vacancy rates in Toronto have experienced a significant increase in the last quarter reaching its highest level since 1994. On Tuesday the firm announced that the vacancy rate rose to 18.1 per cent in the second quarter, compared to 17.8 per cent … [Read more…]
The Toronto Islands may only be a few kilometers from downtown, but for those seeking an easy day trip, they can feel a world away. From ferry details to attractions and everything in between, here’s all you need to know to make your next visit exceptional. The ferry terminal The Jack Layton Ferry Terminal is located at … [Read more…]
Cooped up in a tiny apartment this summer and looking for somewhere to cool off and enjoy some (private) luxury? Or maybe you’re someone with a pool interested in making some extra cash? A U.S.-based company called Swimply is renting out private pools across North America, including a whole bunch of spots in and around … [Read more…]
While Toronto is lucky to have Lake Ontario at the ready, the beaches that line this particular Great Lake get very busy when summer rolls around. Sure, it’s a good time for those who don’t mind the crowds, but for those looking for a little serenity with their sand, we’ve compiled a list of 15 … [Read more…]
TORONTO, April 20, 2023 – In Bloom: Flowers and Footwear opens at the Bata Shoe Museum today, Thursday, April 20, just in time for spring. As one of fashion’s most timeless inspirations, representations of flowers have appeared in textiles and footwear throughout history. From spring cherry blossoms as a symbol of new beginnings to the fall-blooming chrysanthemum as an emblem of … [Read more…]
Breadcrumb Trail Links Toronto Raptors Sports NBA Basketball Get the latest from Mike Ganter straight to your inbox Sign Up Published Nov 22, 2023 • 4 minute read Orlando Magic guard Jalen Suggs fouls Toronto Raptors guard Dennis Schroder (17) while O.G. Anunoby sets up screen. AP Photo Article content The knee-jerk reaction after a … [Read more…]
A wayward alpaca found its way back to its owner after being observed on Hwy. 400 on Sunday. While #SeeSnowGoSlow might not have the same resonance as #SeeAlpacasGoSlow, the Ontario Provincial Police emphasized the importance of slowing down when encountering such animals on the highway in a tweet on Nov. 19. Alpacas, known for their … [Read more…]
The winter weather will soon hit Toronto, and with it those already living with homelessness in the city will be at risk. Some have deemed the city of Toronto’s winter plan to help the city’s homeless population inadequate, and there will be great reliance on homelessness organizations to fill in the gaps. And helping with … [Read more…]
Tanenbaum Community Hebrew Academy of Toronto (CHAT) faced a bomb threat today, leading to a swift evacuation of all students and staff. Toronto Police Service (TPS) is on scene, actively sweeping the building to ensure safety, and will provide an update on its investigation this afternoon. This incident is the latest in a string of … [Read more…]
You’ve heard the phrase, Around the world in 80 days? We’ve got it all around Toronto for you in 10 clicks. Behold, the week that was, the perfect companion for all your small-talk needs this weekend. Iconic Toronto heritage building facing imminent threat of development The Stewart Building, one of the city’s iconic heritage buildings … [Read more…]