Recently our friend and fellow Travel Blogger, Arienne from seeyousoon.ca, invited us to be part of a special project she was working on. Our assignment was to feature a place in Toronto that was not one of the typically recommended as one of the ‘must-see’ destinations in the city. Our immediate choice was Humber Bay … More Hanging Out at Toronto’s Humber Bay Park
There are thousands of restaurants in Toronto, but there’s only one where the tagline is “learning is always the main ingredient”. The Chefs’ House is operated and staffed by students from George Brown’s Hospitality & Culinary Arts Program. The restaurant gives students real-life, hands-on, front-line experience in which they apply the knowledge learned in the … More The Daily Special: An Education
Ever wanted to sharpen your ninja skills? You know, throw knives & axes around like a Boss? Well, Tony has always had this fantasy and it finally became reality. We just had to try Stryke Target Range in our hometown of Brampton (there’s a Toronto location as well). We asked some other Bloggers to … More Testing our Aim @ STRYKE Target Range
Traditional and romantic at the same time, the Christmas market is wildly popular and draws tourists from all around. It’s based on the ancient European Christmas markets and has an authentic village feel. The backdrop is the Distillery Historic District, which is just the perfect venue for it. It has a wonderful old world rustic … More Holiday Cheer at the Toronto Christmas Market
Riverdale Farm is a unique destination because it’s a working farm that’s only minutes away from Toronto’s busy downtown core. Every visit is guaranteed to be a fun-filled family daytrip. Did you know, it used to be the site of Toronto’s first zoo in 1894, called “Riverdale Zoo” right up until 1974? During our visit … More Visiting Riverdale Farm
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