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Toronto’s annual Doors Open event is back offering visitors a chance to explore more than 160 of the city’s most historical, architectural, and socially significant buildings for free on May 25 and 26.
Almost 100 years ago, placid Balsam Lake, in the heart of the Kawarthas, was the scene of one of the worst pleasure craft disasters in provincial history: 11 boys and young men drowned when their oversized canoe capsized, in the dark waters, far from shore.
Best-known as home of the CNE, a revamp is aimed at preserving historic buildings on the site and bringing in more people year-round
Canadians are increasingly perturbed about the state of grocery prices, and Toronto residents in particular are feeling the burn of rising living c...
"Join the Canada Black Music Archive on February 23rd at the City of Toronto Archives for a special event celebrating Black History Month. Enjoy live performances by renowned artists, an exhibition, and a presentation highlighting the contributions of Black Canadian musicians. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the rich cultural heritage of Black Canadians through music and history."