Get ready, Toronto! It’s time to lace up and hit the ice, as Harbourfront Centre’s Learn to Skate program returns, from November 2016 – February 2017. Learn to Skate offers numerous classes tailored to suit skaters of all ages and…
Exhibition of rare works by Monet, Van Gogh, Gauguin and more debuts on Oct. 22; AGO presents Chris Hadfield, guided meditation and a pop-up planetarium This fall the Art Gallery of Ontario (AGO) hosts the world debut of Mystical Landscapes:…
The Toronto Zoo hosted a media event to announce that the Zoo and, long-time community partner, the Chinese Cultural Centre of Greater Toronto (CCCGT), will be co-hosting a fundraising dinner on Saturday, October 15, 2016 to celebrate the first birthday…
By Phil Casey (yes that Phil Casey) My family loves going to the Royal Ontario Museum! From the moment you walk up to it and gaze upon the magnificent Michael Lee-Chin Crystal which was added to the building in 2007…
By Phil Casey, Attractions Ontario “Nothing makes a kid happier than the first week of school”- said no one ever Both of my son’s had just started school (Grade 3 for my oldest and JK for my baby) and as…
Reelworld Film Festival returns for its 16th year featuring critically acclaimed feature films, shorts, documentaries, virtual reality films, games and more — all dedicated to harnessing the visual medium as a force for social good. The festival, which runs October…
The 150-acre nature park welcomed two Reticulated Giraffes to their facility. The male and female giraffe yearlings, named Ziphora and Moses arrived from a zoological facility in the USA and are now enjoying their new enclosure at Safari Niagara. Clearance has been given…
By Kate Bradford I grew up in a hockey town – Kanata, ON, home of the Ottawa Senators. Naturally, I have been a lifelong hockey fan. More than that, I actually worked for the Ottawa Senators for many years and…
The Toronto Zoo is proud to announce that the critically endangered Ptychochromis (tie-ko-chrome-us) insolitus (P. insolitus) have successfully been bred for the first time in Canada. In September of 2014, Tim McCaskie, Toronto Zoo Wildlife Care Keeper, returned from another successful field season…
“A duet of new works: “Two Ships Passing” and “Five Alarm” in free public readings are included as part of PSFT’s new expanded Playwrights’ Festival.” The Port Stanley Festival Theatre is pleased to be holding its fifth annual Playwrights’ Festival…