Category: City

We’ve only got 72 days of summer in Toronto, give or take a few — so let’s make them count! From fantastic street festivals to picturesque patios and iconic attractions, these are the must-see destinations and things to do in Toronto during the summer. New food festivals in Toronto Flavours by Fire Expect Korean BBQ, … Continued

Father’s Day is rolling in, and Toronto is stepping up with a weekend lineup that goes way beyond BBQs and baseball games. Whether your dad is the type to nerd out on vintage cars, crush a brunch, or just wants a chill day with the fam (ideally with a drink in hand), there’s something on … Continued

The classic way to reach the Toronto Islands is by ferry — but we all know how that can go on a summer weekend! Crowds pile up at the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal, and the wait time can stretch well beyond what’s comfortable on a hot, humid afternoon. If you’re looking for a more scenic, … Continued

Dozens of out-of-control wildfires are burning across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, Manitoba, and even parts of northern Ontario, with smoke from more than 100 wildfires spreading throughout most of Canada and into the U.S. While Toronto might experience some hazy skies as a result of the smoke, it isn’t expected to impact ground-level air (at least … Continued

The northern lights are expected to be visible across most of southern Ontario, including Toronto, on Monday night. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), this is due to higher geomagnetic activity (with a Kp index of 5) reaching Earth’s atmosphere. The auroral oval is expected to dip far enough south that there’s … Continued

After an extended spring cold snap, things are slowly starting to heat up across the GTA, with temperatures expected to creep into the low-to-mid 20s within the next two weeks. And looking at summer 2025 forecast predictions from The Weather Network, Torontonians can also expect a hotter-than-usual summer! Temperatures should be much warmer than normal … Continued

After nearly three years of renovations, the iconic Palm House at the historic Allan Gardens Conservatory has officially reopened to the public. The domed glass greenhouse, designed by City of Toronto architect Robert McCallum, first opened more than a century ago in 1910! It replaced an earlier horticultural pavilion built in 1879, which was the place … Continued