Indigenous Expression at St. Lawrence
The St. Lawrence Centre for the Arts showcases a vivid glimpse into Indigenous history and ancestral storytelling, brought to life through bright colours and...
A Sunny Evening in the City
Urban residents are out and about, enjoying a beautiful winter evening in the city. Lucky for us, today—January 10, 2024—marks the first day this...
Harbourfront Skating
Get ready to lace up and bundle up, as Skate by the Lake returns to Toronto!Enjoy free outdoor skating at the Harbourfront Centre, open...
Cartoons Come to Life
Cartoon-inspired bronze animals transform this John Street corner into a whimsical sight. Inspired by the magic of childhood, this public art display sends onlookers...
Street Art Skateparks
Beneath the Eastern Avenue overpass, this skatepark beams with bright colours and beautiful designs. Stop by to shoot a couple hoops with a view!
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/9sUcR6S_7Wc
Walking Through Yorkville
Nothing like a stroll through Yorkville Park, Hazelton Lane and Hazelton Avenue on a warm December 30th morning.
https://youtube.com/shorts/PMHO5A1DQ8M?feature=share
CN Tower’s Light Show on Foggy Nights
CN Tower's light show on foggy nights; a special effect given by Mother Nature, herself.
Ever wonder why the CN Tower showcases certain light imagery...
Chelsea Hotel’s Fresh Forest Air
This hydroponic system filters contaminated air using the plants' microbes to break down pollutants, returning clean oxygen. This makes their lobby a breath of...
The Piano Playing Staircase
This playful staircase has its climbers hit piano notes with every single step. A cool way to make music as we make our way...
The Union Station Clock
This cool timepiece in The Great Hall was restored in 2015. Centuries of paint were stripped from its base during this process, revealing intricate...
The Fine China at Queen and Beaver Public House
...when you order tea and they serve it to you in a proper Royal Doulton Tea Mug. Cozy!
https://youtube.com/shorts/D4gDF0Mx67A?feature=share
The Sushi Selection at Kibo Market
Supermarket Sushi can be pretty limiting. That' why Kibo Market is a cheap, fast and diverse option.
A wide range of maki, specialty rolls,...
Specialty Robot Street Coffee
Available 24/7, this newly automated self-serve station serves up a decent cup of Joe and then some:
Espresso
Latte
Cappuccino
Flat White
Caffe Mocha
Hot Chocolate
Matcha Latte
Iced Americano
Iced Latte
Iced Cappuccino
Iced...
The Generous Sample Sizes at Union
Hitting the sample kiosk at Union always gives us a bit of a rush; especially today as it was caffeine! The sample sizes are...
Cargo Ships in our Port
The marine cargo operation in our city's Port Lands are a constant source of vital energy inside our harbour. They contribute roughly $375 million...
The Wisteria in St. James Park
Walking beneath the wisteria archway in St. James Park.
A backdrop with full blooms in the spring, this is a favourite of the St....
The RBC Atrium at Night
The RBC Atrium is a 40-metre high lobby that connects the city's most impressive towers on our skyline.
Humbled by the two high-rises it joins...
The City’s Night Sky
Toronto's night sky holds its own beauty with the twinkling lights and sleeping streets.
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/W7NnDQgQzDU
Bridges to The Port Lands
Transported via the St. Lawrence Seaway, these eye-popping, architectural bridges connect our city to the Port Lands and the newly constructed Villiers Island.
They...
Quiet on The Waterfront
The Toronto Waterfront has multiple scenic spots...from beaches and boardwalks, to bike trails, parks and wildlife habitats. It spans 17 Kilometres along Lake Ontario's...
Toronto’s After-Hours Nightlife
Toronto's after-hours scene is alive and well throughout the city. Well known artists and their followers are their own community so check out promoters'...
Little Portugal’s Barcelos Rooster
This bright, happy fellow was a gift from Barcelos, Portugal. It stands 2.8 metres tall and unveiled in 2021.
Artist Julia Prajza chose bright colours...
Exploring Our Ravine System
Our ravines protect us from extreme weather and climate change.
Important, Right?
But how cool that we get to play alongside this incredible network...
The Spicy Ramen Bowl inside Chefs Hall
A great blend of spice and asian flare at Ramen Takao inside Chefs Hall on Richmond West. Add more spice if you're up to...
Ferry Rides are Free on Your Return Trip
Riding the ferry back from the Toronto Islands is free, even if you take a water taxi to arrive. So enjoy the amazing views...
Commerce Court Coffee Breaks
Why not take your coffee break in the relaxing sounds and sights of Commerce Court at King and Bay Streets? Chill fountain-side in a...
The Empty Beaches
With all the kids back in school and everyone into their fall routines, the beaches are a quiet spot to stroll the boardwalks, ride...
When I Was a Stranger
This sculpture of Jesus at St. Paul's Cathedral was unveiled in 2016 and created by Canadian Artist Timothy Schmalz. Titled, "When I Was a...
Watch Roger’s Centre Dome Opening
Baseball is always better with the dome open (unless it's raining!). Here are some cool facts about a fun and well-known feature of our...
…because every tree needs a sweater!
Outside the Organic Press in Kensington Market is this colourful, crocheted tree. Now that's one happy tree! Gotta' appreciate every loop on this one.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bkbMHCAMYDY
Brides in Their Gowns Roaming the City
We often see brides and their full parties in glamorous wedding attire on the streets of Toronto. So it's no surprise to learn that...
The Croissant Benny at Cafe Landwer
It's hard to pick a favourite at Cafe Landwer with its overflowing menu of Israeli and Mediterranean options, but all day breakfast with old...
Gardiner Underpasses Getting Facelifts
Toronto's initiative to turn the Gardiner's vacant concrete jungles into park spaces is an awesome one. Thanks, Toronto! Keep your eyes peeled for more...
Thanks, Brave Window Cleaners!
Thanks to the courageous window cleaners who keep the city of Toronto sparkling clean. Those of us who like the ground under our feet...
The Eau du Soleil Architecture
Making our skyline look pretty with the Eau Du Soleil towers. 30 Shore Breeze Dr. in Etobicoke (at Humber Bay)
https://www.youtube.com/shorts/oCfplrr-gcE
Primrose the Donkey
This donkey in leg casts is located at St. Michael's College at the University of Toronto (1020 Bay St). "Primrose" was a real baby...
“Peace Through Valour” Monument
Within Nathan Philips Square you'll find this monument honouring the Canadian soldiers who fought the fiercest battle in the Italian Campaign. Four soldiers stand...
Coffee Treats at Eataly
Fancy Coffees at Caffe Vergnano inside Eataly at Bay and Bloor Streets
Police on Horseback
Horses in Maple Leaf Square keeping us all safe. Thanks, Toronto.
Lion Statues at Royal York Entrance
Standing at their post outside the entrance of Royal York on Front Street. Guardians of strength and prestige.