This shopping center is reminiscent of old European towns not unlike its bigger cousin – the Distillery District located in Toronto. An unexpected hidden gem beloved by locals and a newfound favorite location for us. With a beautiful lakeshore boardwalk just outside the village, you can spend a whole day visiting and enjoying this space!
If Mars decided to transport a tiny piece of itself to Ontario, it’d look like the Cheltenham Badlands. Situated in Caledon, Ontario, the badlands are a unique site to behold in Ontario.
From May 1 to September 2, 2021 you can visit an operating Ontario Provincial Park Monday through Thursday for the day for free.
In this post I’ve included a few details about how the free day use works as well as a few provincial parks close to Toronto.
Personally, we’ll be taking advantage of this offer by taking a few evening hike adventures at the provincial parks nearest us.
Situated just west of Hwy 427 and Dundas St E, Etobicoke Valley Dog Park is less of a dog park and more of a rugged terrain filled with lush foliage, wildlife, fruit trees, and of course, ample water romping fun. This is not your average run-of-the-mill Toronto off leash dog park.
Oftentimes, vacations would cost me upwards of $1,500 for one week, or approximately $214/day. Unless I somehow double my…
Anson, Kent, and I don’t always travel together. The combination of time zone differences and drastically different work schedules…
Every vacation can provide valuable lessons that we can bring forward to our future vacations and trips. These are two main lessons that I learned on my work/vacation road trip to Montreal.
A road trip from Toronto to Montreal for work, but making time to squeeze time in to visit Mt Tremblant, eat around Montreal, and watch a hockey game.