Thinking about traveling to Toronto? I was born in Toronto and have lived here for most of my life so I’d like to tell you a bit about my city and why you should visit.Toronto is the fifth largest metropolitan city in North America and we have the third largest theatre centre in the English [...]

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There are many great places to go canoeing or kayaking in South Western Ontario. Here are three excellent paddling spots that the locals don’t want you to know about. First is Big Creek finishing at Long Point on Lake Erie, the second is Black Creek out of Port Dover, and my personal favorite The Nith [...]

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Considering how cold the winters can be, talking of Ontario beaches may seem counter-intuitive but Ontario has great beaches and most of them aren’t crowded, even in the hottest summers.The biggest is Wasaga Beach, the world’s largest freshwater beach, on Georgian Bay – about 2 hours drive north from Toronto. Wasaga’s almost seven miles of [...]

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Philomena Mensah won the silver medal in the 100 metres at the 1998 Commonwealth Games in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. She became a Canadian citizen in the 1990s. Like Margaret Simpson (track & field), Fredua Koranteng “Freddy” Adu (soccer) and Alice Annum (athletics), she was born in Ghana (Africa).George Orton won the gold medal in the [...]

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Of all the different types of travel that I have done, one type of experience remains consistently at the top of my list: bed and breakfasts. I am a real sucker for family-owned businesses and for unique accommodation environments. And after many dozens of visits to different bed and breakfasts in different countries, there is [...]

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