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Premier Doug Ford says the goal is to unlock Niagara’s full potential, targeting 25 million visitors a year and an additional $3 billion in annual GDP for Ontario.

Burlington could amp up the excitement for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with city council fully backing a single-day outdoor celebration zone at Spencer Smith Park amid the event.

The City of Burlington has selected MRG Live Ltd. as the successful applicant to produce a new, free music festival at Spencer Smith Park in June 2026.

Downtown Oakville is bringing all the festive feels this season with Hometown Holiday Celebrations, happening every Saturday from November 29 to December 20.

This festive late-night shopping event features 20+ local retailers offering specialty sips, exclusive holiday promos, and in-store surprises.

From November 14, 2025 to January 1, 2026, the Winter Wonderland of Lights transforms Downtown Oakville into a festive dreamscape.

The holidays feel extra magical when history comes to life — and Victorian Christmas at Dundurn Castle is a perfect way to experience the season through a timeless lens.

Launch or refresh your podcast with five professionally equipped studio sets, hands-on producers, and complete post-production support.

You can experience it up close at Chisel & Chill on Saturday, December 7, from 3:00 to 6:00 PM at the Burlington Lions Club Hall.

From 6:00 to 7:30 PM, guests will tour the beautiful historic home while sampling traditional Victorian foods prepared over the hearth and woodstove.

On Friday, December 5, from 9:30 AM to 7:00 PM, families are invited to experience a truly magical day with Santa, Mrs. Claus, and a festive forest full of wonder.

On Thursday, December 4, from 4:30 to 8:00 PM, the beloved Downtown St. Catharines Holiday Trail returns for a festive evening of shopping, treats, and community cheer.

The Burlington Festival of Lights returns on November 28, 2025, kicking off its 30th anniversary with an unforgettable winter celebration.

Backyard Music Co. has officially selected Burlington as one of just 13 Canadian cities to host its Nashville Takeover, happening June 12–14, 2026.

Celebrate 76 years of holiday magic at the Oakville Santa Claus Parade on Nov 15, 2025! Join the fun with this year’s theme, “Snow Much Fun!”

Discover the brand-new Burlington Christmas Market from December 11–14 at 2030 Caroline Street. Enjoy artisan vendors, festive food, drinks, and live entertainment.

Discover the brand-new Burlington Christmas Market from December 1–14 at 2030 Caroline Street. Enjoy artisan vendors, festive food, drinks, and live entertainment.

Being recognized for work-life balance is more than just a title. It highlights Burlington as a city where residents can thrive professionally while enjoying personal well-being.

The Mom Market Halton, which has been rooted in Burlington, Oakville, and Milton since 2019, is bringing its lively and accessible vendor market back to town.

The parade will start at 2 p.m. at the corner of Drury Lane and New Street and will make its way downtown along New Street.

Is your real estate brand invisible in Burlington? Learn 4 Instagram secrets to showcase your expertise, attract high-value sellers, and win more local listings today.

Is your home service business missing local leads? Learn 4 Instagram strategies to showcase 'Before & After' work and secure high-value Burlington service quotes.

Is your Burlington coffee shop struggling to draw morning crowds? Learn 4 easy Instagram secrets to showcase your space, attract local patrons, and boost your daily sales.

Is your Burlington event marketing falling short? Learn 4 essential Instagram secrets to build buzz, drive ticket sales, and ensure a full house at your next local gathering.

Unlock the power of local search. Discover 4 strategies to rank higher, dominate Google Maps, and drive qualified, ready-to-buy customers to your Burlington business.

Is your Burlington restaurant struggling to fill seats? Learn 4 proven Instagram secrets to attract local foodies, showcase your menu, and drive more reservations today.

Is your Burlington auto shop hidden online? Learn 4 easy Instagram strategies to build trust, showcase your work, and attract high-value, local customers for repairs and detailing.

Is your Ontario hotel missing the Burlington market? Discover 4 proven strategies to attract high-intent local travelers and boost direct bookings via instagram

Discover 4 proven Instagram strategies to boost visibility, attract buyers of artisanal goods, and increase online sales right here in Burlington.

Learn the 5 best Instagram strategies to showcase events, promote tours, and significantly increase cellar door visitor traffic this season.

Starting November 27, 2025, and running Thursdays to Sundays until January 4, 2026*, come stroll the scenic pathways of Hendrie Park under a canopy of light.

Whether you choose to stroll hand-in-hand, drive slowly to take in the view, or pause for photo-worthy moments, this event is designed for everyone.

Bundle up, bring your holiday spirit, and join us for a night filled with community, joy, and sparkle! We can't wait to celebrate with you.

We are thrilled to announce the Burlington 365 Second Annual Food Drive is officially underway.

On Thursday, October 30th, families are invited to enjoy an evening of candy, creativity, and community fun - all indoors.

Hamilton, you’ve got layers — waterfalls and waffles, grit and charm — and honestly, I’m already planning my next trip back. 

Every time I spend a weekend in Toronto, I leave reminded that adventure doesn’t always mean booking a flight. Sometimes, it’s just a GO train ride away.

Horizon 2050 is a chance to imagine a city that’s not only resilient and sustainable but also deeply connected—a place where everyone can feel at home.

Twelve Months of Unmatched Local Visibility — Limited to Just 50 Businesses. Sign up before December 1st!

Join Burlington Green on Sunday, October 12, 2025, at 10:00 AM for the Thanksgiving Beach Clean-Up at beautiful Burlington Beach.

From October 16–19 and 24–26, 2025, the Royal Botanical Gardens’ Hendrie Park transforms into a glowing wonderland of 10,000 real pumpkins.

Whether you’re coming for the food, the fun, or just to soak up the autumn vibes, the Fall Harvest Market is the perfect way to celebrate the season.

Premier Doug Ford has rejected an appeal from Brampton Mayor Patrick Brown and Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward to preserve the speed camera program.

Whether you’re a longtime attendee or visiting for the first time, don’t miss this chance to celebrate the harvest season and create lasting memories.

On Saturday, October 4, 2025, from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m., join us for the fourth annual Falling for Burlington Downtown.

From October 16–19 and 24–26, 2025, Hendrie Park will glow with hundreds of hand-carved jack-o-lanterns guiding you through a magical nighttime walk.

Burlington Mayor Marianne Meed Ward speaks in support of using speed cameras in school zones, saying widespread signage was not deterring speeders.

For Burlington food lovers, No. 8’s nomination is more than just an accolade—it’s proof that the city’s culinary scene is on the rise.

By riding, you’re helping build stronger connections in Aldershot, supporting neighbors in need, and making cycling accessible and safe for all.

The City of Burlington is taking another step toward making our streets safer for everyone—especially children walking to and from school.

From family-friendly pumpkin patches to long-running country fairs, Burlington and the area is packed with events that capture the spirit of the season.

Burlington mayor Marianne Meed Ward sat down with CHCH News to talk about what's happening around the city.

Join us on October 2nd for a Family Feud–style showdown packed with laughs, real estate trivia, awesome prizes, and the ultimate bragging rights.

On Saturday, September 13, 2025, MPP Natalie Pierre and MPP Effie Triantafilopoulos are hosting a free community BBQ at Norton Community Park.

The window for peak autumn colour is short — usually mid-to-late October around Burlington — but that’s part of what makes it so special.

The Royal Canadian Mint has just unveiled a striking new $2 commemorative circulation coin celebrating the life and work of Indigenous artist Daphne Odjig.

It’s the perfect way to spend an afternoon with your pup, meet fellow dog lovers, and discover a community that’s as welcoming as it is fun.

Whether you’re sober-curious, the designated driver, or just looking for something fresh and exciting, this class will change the way you think about cocktails.

Join the community at the Burlington Terry Fox Run as we come together to continue Terry’s legacy and raise funds for cancer research.

The Ministry of Transportation (MTO) is closing two lanes of the QEW Niagara Bound between Friday, Sept. 5 at 10 p.m. and Monday, Sept. 8 at 5 a.m.

On Sunday, September 21, 2025, Appleby Line will transform into a lively, car-free festival filled with food, music, activities, and neighbours catching up.

The City of Burlington is pleased to announce the phased opening of the Robert Bateman Community Centre — a transformative, multi-use facility.

Work is underway to develop the 2026 City of Burlington budget, and community input is a key part of the process.

The City of Burlington is excited to welcome the community to the grand opening of the brand-new Skyway Community Centre and Park on Saturday, Sept. 20.

The City of Burlington is making major investments in two exciting community hubs: the Skyway Community Centre and Park and the Robert Bateman Community Centre.

Burlington’s City Talk Summer 2025 highlights key initiatives, updates, and opportunities for residents across all six wards.

Towne Square in Oakville is transforming into an outdoor dance floor on Saturday, September 20th!

This casual gathering is the perfect chance for car enthusiasts to connect, showcase their rides, and appreciate some truly stunning vehicles.

Kerrfest is more than a music festival—it’s a community celebration that brings together the very best of Canadian music and Oakville spirit.

Get ready to share your talent or simply enjoy an evening of creativity at Williams Fresh Café in Burlington!

While each city on the list has something special to offer, we’re especially proud of Burlington’s place among the best.

If you’re looking for a refreshing drink to pair with your ribs—without the alcohol—The SOBR Market has you covered.

Milton’s most exciting night for classic and unique cars is back! The 3rd Annual See You in September Car Show returns to Downtown Milton.

On Saturday, September 13, 2025, join friends, family, neighbours, and co-workers for a peaceful morning of yoga as the sun rises over Lake Ontario.

Soaring high above Toronto’s waterfront, the Canadian International Air Show (CIAS) is back to thrill audiences once again this Labour Day Weekend.

Whether you’re looking for family fun, live music, or a little mindfulness in the gardens, September has something for everyone.

Fall in Milton wouldn’t be complete without the magic of Pumpkins After Dark, North America’s largest award-winning Halloween event.

The Terry Fox Run has become one of Canada’s most cherished fall traditions, uniting communities coast to coast in the fight against cancer.

The CNE 2025 runs from August 15 to September 1, with live music at the Bandshell plus five additional stages across the fairgrounds.

The Winona Peach Festival is back from Friday, August 22 to 24, bringing three days of family fun, community spirit, and of course—delicious peaches.

From Aug. 21 to Sept. 1, the Big Top at Burlington Centre will come alive with heart-stopping performances, dazzling artistry, and world-class entertainment.

Join Canada’s Largest Ribfest in Burlington for world-class BBQ, live music, and family fun at Spencer Smith Park. Free admission, all proceeds to charity!

Experience Music in the Garden with Begonia and Storry on Aug 20, 2025, in a stunning outdoor setting. Grab tickets now for an unforgettable night of music!

Join the Misty City Music Festival in Niagara Falls, Sept 5-6, 2025, for epic rock, country, BBQ, and brews! Get tickets now for an unforgettable weekend.

Looking for a perfect way to unwind and enjoy the summer evenings? Look no further than the Thursday Night Supper Market at Waterfront Park, Crystal Beach!

Mark your calendars for August 15–17, 2025, and join the fun at the 50th Dundas Cactus Festival.

Whether you’re a first-timer or a CNE veteran, opening day is your chance to dive into Canada’s biggest summer celebration. See you at The Ex!

If you're looking for a memorable way to enjoy a Jay's game, the Homeplate Terrace Club promises to deliver an unforgettable experience when it debuts in 2026.

The Elizabeth Gardens Creative Collective invites you to experience the magic of local art, music, and community at the 5th Annual Art Walk.

On Saturday, August 23 from 9:00 AM to 11:00 AM, the Royal Botanical Gardens invites you to step off the shoreline and experience Cootes Paradise.

You’ll leave with stronger muscles, a calmer mind, and a new appreciation for how joyful a workout can be when shared with the gentle presence of animals.

Whether you’re into food festivals, outdoor wellness, live entertainment, or community causes, Burlington’s September lineup has something for everyone.

Burlington 365 is here to inspire curiosity, foster local pride, and help you experience Burlington and the surrounding area in new and meaningful ways.

The Burlington Club is Burlington’s most connected private community — designed to bring leaders, creatives, and professionals together online and in real life.

Step back in time at the Ireland House Museum’s Classic Cars & Carnival on Saturday, August 23, 2025, from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.

Burlington’s lakefront will come alive on Saturday, August 16, 2025 as Burlington VegFest takes over Spencer Smith Park from 11:30 a.m. to 6:00 p.m.

Burlington, Ontario, sits in the heart of the Golden Horseshoe, surrounded by cities and charming towns that make for perfect day trips or weekend getaways.

Get ready to dive into the coziest, most colorful season in Burlington, Ontario!

Buckle up, Ontario, a blazing heat wave is crashing the party! Environment Canada issued a sizzling heat warning on Friday.

The Burlington Tennis Club says it’s already seeing more parents asking about signing up their kids for tennis after Mboko win Thursday night.

Taste your way through Burlington’s top restaurants, wineries, and breweries at Lakeside à la Carte on Aug. 10, 2025, in Spencer Smith Park.

From beaches and hiking to festivals and small-town charm, here are 20 top things to do across Ontario this August.

Spoon and Fork, known for its blend of Japanese and Thai cuisine, is set to open a brand-new location in Burlington at 1200 Brant St. in the Brant Power Centre.

Two Niagara-bound lanes of the QEW on the Burlington Skyway will be closed from 10 p.m. tonight, until 5 a.m. Monday, Aug. 11.

For Burlington, it’s a proud moment. Mboko’s rise from local courts to international glory is a reminder of what can happen when talent meets hard work.

Burlington raised Canadian tennis sensation Victoria Mboko delivered a stunning performance at the 2025 National Bank Open.

Canadian tennis legend Genie Bouchard said goodbye to the sport at the 2025 National Bank Open. Now Genie, with her coaches and peers, reflect on her career.

Doors Open Burlington is back this Saturday, offering a rare glimpse inside the city's most fascinating businesses, historic buildings, and community hubs.

Shake Shack, the iconic U.S. burger and milkshake chain, is expanding in a big way across the Greater Toronto Area with five new locations coming soon.

Mboko is the first Canadian woman to make the semis at this tournament since Bianca Andreescu won it in 2019, that year held in Toronto.

Kelly’s Bake Shoppe is returning to downtown Burlington at 461 Brant Street. Get all the details about their new location and what to expect on opening day.

In this episode, the guys sit down with Brian and Mikey Ehrenworth of Frameworth Sports, one of the most recognized names in the sports memorabilia world.

Toronto’s Caribana 2025 returns July 31–August 4, bringing parades, fetes, and Caribbean culture to the streets. Here's everything you need to know.

Discover the strange optical illusion at Burlington Magnetic Hill—a quirky, must-see roadside attraction for locals and visitors alike.

Mark your calendars for August 15 to September 1 and head to the CNE’s official website to snag your tickets for Toronto CNE's Dinner in the Sky.

The things I really care about are building a future for Burlington, that's quality of life for everybody, from kids to grandparents, and everybody in between.

The CNE is inviting one lucky Ontario couple to exchange vows under the SuperWheel during this year’s fair. Here’s how to enter.

In August 2019, Burlington, Ontario was officially named the best community in Canada by Maclean’s magazine.

If you’ve ever dreamed of zipping through Burlington with the wind in your hair and zero emissions behind you—dream no more.

The Elizabeth Gardens Creative Collective (EGCC) is thrilled to present the 5th Annual Art Walk. A free, family-friendly celebration of local art and community.

Join the 2025 Ribfest Burlington at Spencer Smith Park from Aug 29–Sept 1 for BBQ, live music, and family fun at Canada’s largest ribfest.

Burlington 365 is officially the fastest-growing social media community in the city, and we’re just a few steps away from hitting a major milestone.

Embark on a sugary adventure along the Butter Tart Trail Ontario! Discover top stops, unique tart flavors, & hidden gems in this ultimate 2025 guide.

Discover the best things to do in summer in Ontario! From national parks to festivals, small towns to big city, here are 25 unforgettable experiences for 2025.

City recognized globally for urban forest leadership and community-driven planting efforts.

Søbr Market is now open in Burlington, offering curated non-alcoholic drinks and a fresh approach to social connection—no booze required.

Before you pack your beach bag, here’s the latest water quality report you need to know.

Summer in Burlington is a season packed with sunshine, adventure, flavours, and community.

There is so much to see and do at the Royal Botanical Gardens this summer and fall.

Marianne Meed Ward sat down to discuss the appeal from the Burlington Aquatic Devilrays after pool time was awarded to the Golden Horseshoe Aquatic Club.

Here are the Top Gelato Spots in Burlington, Ontario—from cozy cafés to waterfront scoops, all celebrated by locals for flavour, atmosphere, and seasonal vibes.

Downtown Burlington is a vibrant blend of lakeside charm, local shops, green spaces, and cultural hotspots.

From Indigenous roots to lakefront city living, Burlington’s past is rich with stories that shaped the vibrant community we know today.

Summer in Burlington is all about the beat, the eats, and the unforgettable energy. From lakeside concerts to cultural festivals and food feasts

From smoky birria to stuffed-to-the-max burritos, Burlington’s taco scene is bringing the heat — and we’re here for it.

Forests, cliffs, boardwalks, and waterfalls — Halton’s conservation areas are where summer in Southern Ontario truly comes alive.

Romantic patios, cozy wine bars, and candlelit corners — Burlington’s got the perfect table for two, no matter your vibe.

Explore Burlington’s most beautiful trails and scenic lookouts. Whether you’re chasing waterfalls or forest escapes, there’s a hike here for everyone.

We’re excited to offer you an exclusive discount code for one of the summer’s biggest music events - the Misty City Music Festival.

Ottawa is a fantastic destination for families, offering interactive museums, outdoor activities, and fun attractions for kids of all ages.

Whether you love hiking, biking, or water sports, the city of Ottawa offers plenty of ways to enjoy nature.

Ottawa’s food scene is an exciting blend of international flavors and Canadian classics. Whether you’re craving comfort food or gourmet dining, this city has something to offer.

Ottawa, Canada’s capital, is rich in history and home to some of the most iconic landmarks in the country.

Toronto’s food scene is as diverse as its people, with flavors from all over the world. Here are some must-try spots:

Toronto is a city of diverse neighborhoods, each offering a unique experience. Here’s a guide to the best ones:

Toronto is a city of diversity, culture, and world-class attractions. If you’re visiting for the weekend, here’s how to make the most of 48 hours in Canada’s biggest city.

Hamilton’s food scene has exploded in recent years, offering everything from cozy cafés to top-tier fine dining. Here are some must-try spots:

Hamilton is full of surprises if you know where to look. Skip the typical tourist attractions and check out these local gems instead.

Hamilton, Ontario, is more than just a stop between Toronto and Niagara Falls—it’s a vibrant city packed with waterfalls, arts, and amazing food.

Toronto is set to get a new area code this weekend, as the region is expected to run out of new phone numbers by next year.

Four teens are facing robbery charges after they were nabbed by officers during a foot chase following a cellphone store robbery at a Burlington mall.

There was once a woman named Elise who felt stuck in a rhythm that wasn’t hers.

Let’s build something amazing together—one town, one story, one unforgettable spot at a time. 💛

What I discovered was a vibrant community where innovation intertwines with rich history, and nature trails lead to bustling markets.

When I planned a weekend getaway to Vaughan, I anticipated a few roller coasters and perhaps some shopping.

St. Catharines isn’t trying to be trendy. It’s not flashy. But that’s exactly what makes it special.

Ottawa is surprisingly chill, ridiculously scenic, and way cooler than it lets on.

Whether you’re here for a girls' getaway, a romantic weekend, or just to stand somewhere that makes you feel small in the best way, Niagara delivers.

You know those places that just feel like summer? Where every breeze smells like pine and possibility? That’s Muskoka.

I thought Mississauga was just Toronto’s quieter cousin. More houses, fewer things to do. Nice, but not exactly blog-worthy.

We’re not Ottawa. We don’t have the skyline or the Parliament Buildings or the CN Tower. But you know what we do have?

You know those places that feel old in the best way? Like the walls have stories and the streets remember? That’s Kingston.

I’m talking about that deep, soul-level stillness that settles into your chest and says, yep, this is what I needed.

Between the natural beauty, artsy vibes, and killer food scene, Hamilton had me in a chokehold from the minute I laced up my boots and hit the trails.

Whether you’re hiking your heart out or sipping lattes on a cobblestone patio, Halton has everything.

Make your way to Guelph. You might come for the day, but don’t be surprised if you start browsing real estate “just for fun.”

Let me take you with me — from the boardwalks to the boutique shops, and everything in between.

From sprawling rose gardens to the most unforgettable plate of biryani I’ve ever eaten (and I’ve eaten a lot of biryani), Brampton surprised me in the best ways.

Barrie isn’t trying to be Toronto, and that’s exactly why I love it. We’ve got lake breezes, mom-and-pop shops, nature on every side, and a community that still feels like a village.

So naturally, when I rolled into Toronto with a stretchy waistband and big dreams, St. Lawrence Market was at the top of my must-devour list.

Prince Edward County isn’t just a food destination—it’s a full-on experience. The people, the pace, the passion behind every dish and drink.

So pack your flannel, grab your travel journal, and head north. Huntsville is calling—and trust me, you’ll want to answer.

Prince Edward County is that perfect mix of stylish and down-to-earth. It’s where you go when you want to unwind, indulge, and maybe fall a little more in love with Ontario.

Nestled just outside of Toronto, Halton Region is an underrated haven for nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts.

So next time you find yourself in Canada’s capital, don’t just rush through—take your time, explore the hidden corners, and discover just how charming Ottawa truly is.

Hamilton is one of Ontario’s most underrated gems, with a thriving arts scene, beautiful nature, and a culinary scene that’s quickly gaining attention.

Enter Burlington, Ontario—a small town with big charm, nestled right on the shores of Lake Ontario.

Canada is imposing counter-tariffs that will match U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs while trying to incentivize automakers to stay put and promising more aid for auto workers

Gould won re-election by 11,069 votes in 2019 and by 5,860 votes in 2021.

Burlington city staff are proposing an update to the municipality’s flag policy which could see some flags removed from city facilities.

From historic forts to charming towns, Niagara’s past and present blend beautifully!

The Niagara Region’s mix of iconic sights and quiet escapes keeps me coming back!

The blend of nature, wine, and small-town vibes makes this region a must-visit!

Ottawa is home to a thriving arts and culture scene, with world-class museums, live performances, and dynamic street art.

Whether you're planning a romantic getaway, a family vacation, or a solo retreat, Ontario's diverse range of hotels ensures a memorable stay.

Mississauga seamlessly blends urban sophistication with natural beauty, offering visitors a multifaceted experience.

If you're seeking accommodations that blend nostalgic vibes with contemporary flair, Ontario's boutique motels offer the perfect retreat.

Whether you're planning a first date or looking to rekindle the spark, the city offers a plethora of options to suit every mood and budget.

Burlington's culinary landscape is a testament to its rich cultural tapestry and commitment to quality.

Barrie offers a delightful mix of natural beauty, culinary excellence, and cultural experiences.

At this year’s Burlington Chamber of Commerce Business Excellence Awards, WorkWell Spaces proudly took home the coveted New Business of the Year title.

Guelph seamlessly blends historical charm with modern amenities, offering visitors a well-rounded and enriching experience.

Burlington seamlessly blends urban amenities with natural beauty, offering visitors a multifaceted experience.

Brampton seamlessly blends urban amenities with natural beauty, offering visitors a multifaceted experience.

Ready to see what all the fuss is about? Pack your sneakers, bring your appetite, and don’t forget your camera—Barrie’s waiting.

Waterloo may be best known for its innovation and academia, but its natural side deserves just as much hype.

Canada’s Wonderland offers an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.

Toronto's museums are more than just repositories of artifacts; they're vibrant spaces that celebrate the city's multicultural fabric and creative spirit.

Toronto's culinary scene is a tapestry woven with flavors from around the world. Each neighborhood offers its own unique tastes and experiences.

This charming city, nestled in Ontario's wine country, offers a delightful mix of history, culture, and natural beauty.

Ottawa seamlessly blends the old with the new, the natural with the urban.

Oakville isn’t just a pretty town — it’s got layers. It’s where art meets nature, luxury meets local, and everything just feels a little calmer without sacrificing culture.

Each winery has its own character, its own story, and its own way of making you want to stay just one more hour.

Whether you’re a seasoned golfer looking to challenge yourself or a casual player chasing fresh greens and good vibes, the GTA is stacked with exceptional options.

From serene lakes to rugged trails, this charming town offers a plethora of activities for nature lovers.

Hamilton's waterfalls offer a refreshing escape into nature, each with its own unique allure.

Hamilton's food scene is a testament to the city's dynamic evolution, blending its rich history with a burgeoning culinary landscape.

Halton Region's conservation areas provide a rich tapestry of natural beauty and recreational opportunities.

Guelph's unique blend of history, nature, and culture makes it a hidden gem worth exploring.

Every June, Burlington’s waterfront transforms into a vibrant celebration of music, community, and summer vibes.

Here's how I immersed myself in Brampton's vibrant offerings.​

Barrie surprised me with its blend of natural beauty, cultural richness, and culinary delights.

Whether you're in the mood for traditional dishes or modern fusion cuisine, the city offers a plethora of options to satisfy every palate.

Ottawa doesn’t scream for your attention — it invites you in quietly, then surprises you with its depth. It’s political, yes. But also artistic, adventurous, a little quirky.

Whether you're a pro with presets or just out for some spring magic, these are the best places in Ontario to chase cherry blossoms and live your soft pink fantasy.

They say you don’t have to go far to find magic — and after this 15-day road trip across Ontario, I’m a full believer.

I came here needing a reset. I left with a full camera roll, a slight maple butter addiction, and a sneaky plan to come back in the winter.

Hudson’s Bay is expected to start liquidating its final six stores today.

Burlington’s much-loved Concerts in the Park series is back this year, bringing free evening performances to Central Park Bandshell every Sunday and Wednesday

There’s nothing quite like spending a sunny morning at the Burlington Farmers’ Market, and lucky for us, the 2025 season is officially underway!

Toronto’s premier electronic dance music event, VELD Music Festival, returns to Downsview Park from August 1 to 3, 2025.

Don't miss out on this iconic summer event that brings together music lovers from across the GTA and beyond.

No matter where you are on July 1st, you’ll find a celebration that fits your vibe.

Ontario comes alive in the summer with a vibrant array of music festivals spanning genres from jazz and folk to electronic dance music.

There you go—10 totally doable, super fun ways to make this summer with the kids in the GTA one for the books.

Whether you're after lively crowds or quiet coves, gourmet wine tours or classic beach snacks, Ontario’s Great Lakes are packed with summer-perfect spots.