By Ron Johnson
One of Toronto’s most popular fall traditions is back. The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair officially opened its doors today at Exhibition Place, marking its 103rd year of celebrating Canadian agriculture, food, and equestrian excellence. This morning’s grand opening ceremony featured a lineup of special guests, including Toronto Mayor Olivia Chow. Chief Claire Sault of the … Continued
By Ron Johnson
If the new Toronto Tempo WNBA franchise wanted to make a statement out of the gate, it did today by announcing the legendary Sandy Brondello as the team’s first head coach. A two-time WNBA champion and former Coach of the Year, Brondello brings a wealth of experience and championship pedigree to lead Canada’s first-ever WNBA … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Toronto, get ready to embrace the darker side of the holidays. A few days after Halloween is the perfect time to announcing the return of the legendary Krampus Ball on Dec. 6 at the Opera House for its thirteenth year. Known as Toronto’s Alternative Christmas Costume Party, the Krampus Ball celebrates a yuletide that’s anything … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Helping Hand is your weekly guide to making a difference in Toronto. Each week, we will shine a light on local charities, community initiatives, and volunteer opportunities where your time, skills, or donations can have an immediate impact. Helping Hand connects you with ways to give back and help build a stronger, more compassionate Toronto. … Continued
By Ron Johnson
As the Toronto Blue Jays face the Los Angeles Dodgers in the World Series, fans will be able to watch the game at Rogers Centre to cheer on the team during Games 3 and 4 in Los Angeles on Monday, Oct. 27 and Tuesday, Oct. 28. Fans can catch the Sportsnet broadcast live on the … Continued
By Ron Johnson
In one of the most memorable moments in Toronto sports history, the hometown Blue Jays won game 7 of an intense and jaw-clenching American League Championship Series punching the team’s ticket to the World Series. Here are the top 10 moments, mostly in-game, some for fun, from this incredible series, if you need any more … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Fall is for day tripping, whether a simple hike, a stroll along the beach or a weekend getaway. Kingston is popular for many reasons: It’s the original capital of Canada, a bit of an up-and-coming foodie hub, it’s the home of Queen’s University where thousands of Torontonians attend each year and so much more. So, … Continued
By Ron Johnson
As if watching the Blue Jays at home or a watch party while the team destroys the Seattle Mariners isn’t enough, now Rogers is giving fans the chance to win tickets for the next game back in Toronto. Blue Jays fans will have a chance to score free tickets to the American League Championship Series … Continued
By Ron Johnson
Wander is a new small resort in Prince Edward County that beckons city dwellers looking to unwind by creating an environment that puts personal care into every nook and cranny of the experience. It’s Nordic, hygge-forward vibe is just what was needed when we checked in for a weekend getaway. A place not only for … Continued
By Ron Johnson
As Toronto’s temperatures drop and the first hints of the chilly season hit the air, the Blue Jays are set to crank up the heat on the base paths this weekend. With the American League Championship Series starting this Sunday, fans can still soak in the excitement outdoors, thanks to a lineup of heated patios … Continued
By Ron Johnson
When October rolls around, Toronto transforms into a playground for the eerie, the unusual, and the downright gothic. From haunted happenings to costume-filled soirées, the city offers something for thrill-seekers and spooky enthusiasts alike. If you’re looking to trade the usual pumpkin patches and horror movie marathons for something a little more… offbeat, you’re in … Continued
By Ron Johnson
After a stretch of summer-like weather this fall, it’s hard to imagine getting out those winter coats anytime soon — but meteorologists say winter may be closer than we think. Unless you trust the Farmer’s Almanac, then not so much. According to The Weather Network’s first long-range forecast for the 2025–26 season, much of Canada, … Continued
