Category: Travel

Wasaga Beach, home to the world’s longest freshwater beach, is poised for a major transformation—but not without debate. On Wednesday, the Town of Wasaga Beach unveiled a plan for Destination Wasaga, which is a 10- and 20-year vision to develop the popular beach waterfront into a year-round destination while maintaining public access. Mayor Brian Smith … Continued

Spring has just about sprung in Toronto, which means outdoor fields and other nature gems will soon be warm enough to visit once more. With all of spring’s promises, the best one might just be the joy of seeing flowers in bloom again. And, by late April to early May in Ontario, tulip season hits … Continued

Ontario’s soon-to-be Toronto-to-Muskoka train was just spotted on the tracks! The Northlander, i.e., the legendary passenger rail service that’s been paused for more than a decade, is back on the move. The blue and yellow train was spotted pulling into Ontario Northland Train Station in North Bay last week after passing through towns such as … Continued

A colourful springtime festival is opening its doors near Toronto this month, and it’s the perfect day trip for those who are flower-obsessed (or looking for a great photo op). Ontario’s largest tulip farm is getting ready to open for the season, and when it does, it will welcome in visitors for their annual tulip … Continued

As the weather warms up in Ontario, a beachy boardwalk is the place to be. But if an old, run-of-the-mill boardwalk doesn’t cut it, there’s one in Niagara that is a true spectacle — and, thanks to an opening date at the end of April, it will be the perfect spring day trip if you … Continued

The weather in Toronto is only just starting to warm up, but the 2026 calendar has spoken: Easter is coming early this year! Whether you celebrate the holiday or you’re just in it for the egg hunts and the chocolate, there are plenty of ways to enjoy the festivities in Ontario. Spend the long weekend … Continued

Most Niagara getaways begin and end with the Falls (and, understandably so, they’re mesmerizing), but just beyond the Falls, Niagara’s South Coast offers a different kind of getaway. Travel along the stretch that links Pelham, Wainfleet, Fort Erie and Port Colborne, and you’ll find a quieter kind of escape surrounded by country roads, enviable beaches … Continued

Just an hour east of Toronto is a small pastoral hamlet that would make the perfect day trip. Nestled in Clarington, the tiny town of Orono on the southern stretch of Highway 35 is less about big-city sights and more about the charm of niche indie shops, heritage buildings and cute cafés. Start your visit … Continued

A new ranking of the best places to live in Canada in 2026 has placed six Ontario cities in the top 10! While Toronto didn’t make the list, Oakville, which is part of the GTA, ranked eighth on the list. This lakeside town is filled with walkable shopping districts, delicious restaurants, waterfront parks and tons … Continued

On the Niagara Escarpment lies one of Ontario’s best kept parks. Contrary to its name, Devil’s Glen Provincial Park is a heavenly slice of nature that offers up great activities rain or shine, no matter the season you visit.  Located in Glen Huron, a roughly two-hour drive from downtown Toronto, Devil’s Glen Provincial Park is … Continued

It is the time of the year for geomagnetic storm with at least a slight chance of seeing gorgeous Northern Lights in the sky! For southern Ontario, this doesn’t necessarily guarantee a huge overhead show (according to the Weather Network, the timing of this storm could favour central and western Canada for the strongest displays, … Continued