Spring has Sprung in Toronto…well, almost.
It’s warming up in Toronto or at least it’s trying to. If you’re heading to Toronto, check out some of the top things to do in the area. From pandas to documentary festivals, we’ve got events that will warm your heart and expand your mind. TIFF Kids International Film Festival (April 9th-21st): Instead of a trip to the movie theater, take the family to the TIFF Kids Film Fest. While each film is targeted toward different ages (ages 3-13), each … Continue reading
FUN Things to Do in Toronto in March
Being one of the most culturally diverse cities in the world certainly yields a number of benefits. For one, there’s always something to do. For another, it’s usually something original or conversely has been rooted in Toronto culture for quite some time. Either way, we jumped at the chance to present a handful of events happening in T.O. during March because, well, they’re simply interesting. 1. LEGOLAND® Discovery Centre Toronto is always looking toward the future and it begins with … Continue reading
Everything You Need to Know About the Maple Leafs/Canadiens Rivalry
It’s official. The NHL is back. This weekend marks the beginning of the 2013 hockey season after both the players union and owners consented to a revised labor agreement. And while this is good news for most, after Saturday’s games it’ll be bad news for one side of the NHL’s most intense rivalry: the Toronto Maple Leafs vs. the Montreal Canadiens. Toronto will leave the comforts of the Air Canada Centre to take on the Canadiens on their home ice … Continue reading
Take a Delicious Day Trip to Poland in Toronto
Transport yourself to Poland in this Toronto neighborhood amid the aromas of juicy kielbasa, savory homemade pierogies, stuffed cabbage, traditional soups and sauerkraut. The small-town Polish hospitality will charm its way into your heart as you eat your fill at popular haunts like Café Polonez, which serves delicious, traditional Polish cuisine. Guests can choose between either a daily set menu or some Old World favorites like the delicious potato pancakes. Another local favorite is Lala Bistro, if you are craving … Continue reading
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words: Visually Discovering Canada’s Past
What do Joni Mitchell, David Suzuki, and early explorers Jacques Cartier and Samuel de Champlain all have in common? They are all proud Canadians. At the McMichael Canadian Art Collection just 40 minutes Northeast of Toronto, explore the many faces of America’s neighbors up north throughout the centuries in Double Take: Portraits of Intriguing Canadians. Presented by the Library and Archives Canada, this mix of media includes paintings, photographs, videos, cartoons, sculptures and drawings, where each piece tells a story … Continue reading
CAA Winter Festival of Lights
Make It Your Winter Tradition! The CAA Winter Festival of Lights illuminates Niagara Falls Ontario from November 3rd 2012 to January 31st, 2013. A winter wonderland awaits you and your family with over three million sparkling lights along a 6km route. The CAA Winter Festival of Lights features TD RINK at the Brink, an outdoor ice skating rink, through February 28th, magnificent holiday displays throughout Niagara Falls and events like the Christmas Concert Series. The CAA Winter Festival of Lights … Continue reading
Go Ride: Ontario’s Snowmobiling Culture
If you’re headed to Ontario this winter (first of all, why? It’s so cold…), take advantage of Ontario’s wide-open plains, and jump on a snowmobile that will take you on a ride through the winter wilderness, and have your adrenaline pumping for days. Just make sure you bundle up and carry some of those hand-warmer thingies. With a dizzying array of 26,000 trails throughout the providence of Ontario, you will never have to blaze the same trail twice. As they … Continue reading
3 Must-Try Resort Areas in Ontario
As temperatures continue to drop in Ontario, the winter fun is just ramping up. There are outdoor activities for everyone’s taste and fitness level, from extreme mountain sports to mellow winter excursions for those less adventurous. So bundle up and get ready to play in the great outdoors at these popular winter getaways. Blue Mountain – perfect for families; ideal spot for a girlfriends getaway, too Join in the fun at this year-round resort that turns into a popular winter … Continue reading
Thanksgiving Weekend
Thanksgiving Weekend: Harvesting Energy! October 6th to 8th, 2012 At this time of year, many Canadian farms are harvesting the food crops that will sustain us throughout the year. More and more, these same farms are also producing energy from sources such as the sun, wind, or crops. Come to the Canada Agriculture Museum this Thanksgiving weekend and explore how energy is harvested. Participate in special demonstrations and activities, and make a unique craft! See renewable energy in action at … Continue reading
Charitible Events in our Nation’s Capital
There are numerous events happening this weekend in the Nation’s Capital to help raise funds for different charities. Help raise money for the Canadian Council of the Blind, the Sens Foundation, the Ottawa 67′s Foundation and the Ottawa Police and Fire Services’ benevolent funds, by joining in the fun for the first annual Guns and Hoses™ Ball Hockey Classic, a three-on-three ball hockey tournament. Just grab your friends and show up to the Byward Market (between Williams St. and Dalhousie … Continue reading
