Winter in Toronto just got a whole lot more enchanting with the arrival of WinterViews, presented by RendezViews, an immersive cottage retreat experience that combines the warmth of cozy communal cabins, the thrill of skating, and a delightful array of food and drinks from the team at Selva. Nestled against the iconic backdrop of the CN Tower, WinterViews promises a unique and unforgettable winter wonderland escape. Ice Skating: Wednesday through Saturday, from 5-9pm, the ice at WinterViews comes alive with…
In Toronto’s ever-evolving food scene, where culinary experiences abound, Haidilao Hot Pot has risen to prominence as a distinctive and exceptional dining destination. Originating from Sichuan, China, in 1994, Haidilao is a globally recognized chain boasting over 1,700 outlets across more than 16 countries and regions spanning four continents. In Brand Finance’s 2021 ranking of the ‘Top 25 Most Valuable Global Restaurant Brands,’
Having transformed from the main trading port of Canada in the 1800s to Canada’s major metropolitan centre, Toronto is one of the most historically rich cities in Canada. With its abundant history, comes a never ending supply of cultural and historic sites, museums and buildings to visit, all with a unique contribution to the city as we know it today. In addition, Toronto has a bustling arts culture, with everything from world renowned fine arts museums to internationally touring live…
Toronto’s new “Immersive Van Gogh” exhibit was one of the city’s only large-scale events that wasn’t cancelled or moved online in response to COVID-19 this summer.
Daniel Nestor always enjoyed returning to his home city of Toronto to play the game he loves. He learned to play tennis there and has memories of travelling to York University on his way to watch world-class tennis during the summer. Once he’d turned professional, however, there was something truly special about playing in Montreal. While many fans would agree with Nestor, many others would not, which has made for an interesting debate over the years, There are many aspects…
As they made their grand entrance, Special Olympic Athletes – the indisputable stars of the show – were met with cheers and high-fives. Their presence undoubtedly contributed to the infectious energy that characterized this year’s motionball Toronto Gala presented by the AIRMILES Reward Program. So did a touching performance from Karl Wolf and empowering comments from everyone from motionaball founder Paul Etherington, to Olympic champion figure skater Tessa Virtue.