Guest blog by Anita Mac. Prince Edward County’s unassuming nature and bounty of activities offers a quiet and scenic retreat from the energy that is Toronto. You’ll feel the change of pace from the moment you arrive. Settlement started in the County during the 18th Century, with agriculture playing an important role in shaping the … Continue reading »
Guest Blog by Ethan Meleg. One of the best things about being an outdoor photographer in Ontario is that there is water just about everywhere. Point your camera in any direction and chances are there is a pond, creek, river, marsh, bay, small lake, big lake or a Great Lake nearby! It’s a core part … Continue reading »
Aubrey Falls is one of Ontario’s hidden gems for a reason. Located a 1.5 hour drive off the Highway 17 corridor, this spectacular waterfall is tucked away in Ontario’s forested north. The waterfall is about 53 meters high, and is composed of 7-10 different sections, each an impressive waterfall in its own right. A trip … Continue reading »
With Winter kicking off it is an exciting time to be in Ontario! November and December feature some of Ontario’s most popular festivals and events. We’ve picked out four of Ontario’s most memorable festive moments to help you plan your holiday season. 1. The Santa Claus Parade – Toronto, Ontario (November 20th, 2011) The Toronto … Continue reading »
Where can you spend an afternoon wandering through Doric columns and brick archways? This week’s hidden gem is the Guild Sculpture Gardens in Scarborough, Ontario, and offers the chance to time travel to the Toronto of the 19th Century. What is so unique about the Guild Sculpture Garden? Surrounding what began as a public hotel … Continue reading »
