Mom on the Street: Karyn MacEwan
In our inaugural Mom on the Street feature, we catch up with Karyn MacEwan to find out what she loves about her Toronto neighbourhood. Mom on the Street – Corktown, February 4, 2013, 2:05pm Most moms...
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Mom on the Street – Leaside, February 8, 2013, 3:35pm Suzanne Sharples is a stay-at-home mom extraordinaire, raising three free-range children 1970s-style, with lots of freedom and good old-fashioned...
View ArticleMom on the Street: April Cook
Mom on the Street – Leslieville, March 20, 2013, 5:20pm Toronto Mom Now recently had the pleasure of meeting mompreneur extraordinaire, April Cook. April is the co-owner and operator of the wildly...
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What to do in Toronto: Summer Reading Club
Happy Canada Day! With summer well and truly here, you may be wondering what to do in Toronto to keep the kids busy. Our new contributor Jen Farr has the answer! Do you have fond memories of spending...
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What to do in Toronto: Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada has Arrived
Our family had the absolute pleasure of visiting the brand new Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada recently. Let me preface this by saying that I love aquariums. I find them absolutely fascinating. I have...
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Where to Shop in Toronto: Visit the Christmas Market
A few years ago, my husband was lucky enough to visit Vienna, Austria at Christmastime. He strolled and shopped in a real European marketplace. It was charming and beautiful. He assures me that the...
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What To Do In Toronto: Brickworks Winter Celebration
Our family loves outdoor skating. Is there anything more beautiful than skating on the ice, while snowflakes dance through the sky? We love outdoor skating so much that we try to visit a different...
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What To Do In Toronto: Winterfest on Toronto’s Waterfront
Toronto is known as a city along the lake, with a beautiful, developing, water front. From the east end to the west end, you will find beaches and parks along the lake shore. This year the Toronto Port...
View ArticleWhat to Do in Toronto: Storytelling Festival
The Toronto Storytelling Festival kicks off March 24th with over a week of storytelling events. Founded in 1979, this is one of the largest and longest running storytelling festivals in North America...
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What to do in Toronto this fall: The Royal
Fall in this city just is not complete without adding a trip to the Royal to your list of what to do in Toronto. The Royal Agricultural Winter Fair is opening its gates at the Ricoh Centre and the...
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