By Ron Johnson
Not that it is on the top of Toronto travel lists right now, but cyclists and pedestrians can now cross the Canada-U.S. border entirely under their own power thanks to the opening of the Gordie Howe International Bridge’s new multi-use path. The 2.5-kilometre, toll-free path officially opened this week, making it the first international border … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto has one of North America’s most diverse music scenes, but when it comes to destination music festivals, the city often trails behind places such as Montreal, New York and Chicago. That’s something the founders of On the Way Festival hope to change. Returning to The Bentway on Aug. 15, the one-day event was founded … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Yorkville is the place to be for luxury boutiques, fine dining and some of Toronto’s coolest history. Before it became one of the city’s most upscale nabes, it was a gathering place for artists, musicians, poets and cultural figures who helped shape the city’s creative identity during the ’60s. That history returns to the streets … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto native Shan Boodram, sex and relationships expert, is the new host of a very hot and exciting new reality TV show, Temptations Under the Sun: Cyprus. Here, 17 of the most seductive and fetching young lads and lasses in all the land, including two from sexy Toronto, compete in the ultimate rizz-off. We checked … Continued
By Ron Johnson
New York City has its High Line, but Canada has its own elevated park. But it’s not in a sprawling metropolis. It’s in the small town of St. Thomas outside of London, ON, which, up until this point, is famous for being the hometown of Hollywood star Rachel McAdams. Rising 95 feet above the Kettle … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Just a short drive from Toronto, you can find a dreamy summer resort town complete with sandy white beaches, turquoise-blue water and fiery shades of red, orange and pink streaking across the evening sky. Grand Bend is nestled on the shores of Lake Huron, about a 2.5-hour drive from Toronto. And while we’re all about … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Canadian National Exhibition (CNE) is pumping up the volume for its 147th edition with a 2026 concert lineup featuring Canadian music legends, international hit makers, and cool new global artists. The beloved CNE Bandshell will host free concerts throughout the fair’s run from Aug. 21 to Sept. 7. The lineup celebrates the 90th anniversary … Continued
By Ron Johnson
The Toronto International Film Festival is one of the largest of its kind in the world. There is serious business conducted, an incredible slate of films from across the globe, and, perhaps most importantly, celebrities. Lots and lots of celebrities. TIFF 2026 is no different, already, we know many of the celebrities who will be … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Pottery has always been about getting your hands dirty, but the Hill Potters Guild in Richmond Hill is taking that idea somewhere very few arts organizations have gone before. And we kinda love it. The 50-year-old ceramics community, which has spent decades teaching pottery, hosting exhibitions, and bringing people together through clay, has launched an … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Less than a year after Toronto opened its largest new park in a generation, the waterfront Biidaasige Park is, well, already getting bigger. The first phase of Biidaasige Park officially opened last year July on Ookwemin Minising, bringing more than 50 acres of new green space to the Port Lands, complete with Toronto’s first ziplines, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Rollerskating is returning to Toronto in a big way. The Bentway is bringing its 220-metre figure-eight rollerskating trail back to Toronto from Aug. 7 through Sept. 27. The popular summer happening includes events including skate parties, beginner lessons, art workshops, family programming, and the launch of a new after school program for young city-builders. “The energy … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Shania Twain has performed for millions of fans in arenas and stadiums around the world, but one Toronto stage remained unfinished business for the Canadian country-pop superstar. The five-time Grammy winner will play a one-night-only show at the iconic Horseshoe Tavern on July 17, the legendary Queen Street West venue where she once dreamed of … Continued
