Even the dogs in Toronto wear coats. Whether you’re shopping on Yonge Street or in Kensington Market, puffers don’t just ...

Christie Pits Park. Christie Pits is an 8.9-hectare (0.1 km²) park which was once a huge sand pit.Today, the park is one of Toronto's most loved parks due to its many recreational uses. If you're ...

Toronto's skyline in winter is magical. Getty. Zip up that Canada Goose parka, you’re going north this winter. Canada’s most populous city may not be an obvious winter destination to most ...

This winter, Toronto stands on a stage of ice. Marcus Gee. Published February 7, ... look back at the city and you see the jutting towers of the skyline overlooking an icy pallet of whites and greys.

While Mirvish can always be relied upon to bring top-notch, Broadway-quality performances to Toronto, this winter, they've got quite the docket, which includes Tony Award-winning sensation, Moulin ...

This park near Danforth and Broadview avenues is as fun to play in as it is to photograph. With a great view of the Toronto skyline, the park features a hill for tobogganing, and a new ice rink and ...

The 10,000-square-foot skating pond is illuminated by a giant narwhal diving through the ice. There are nine giant light sculptures on site: Here’s the winter campfire pit.

Condo towers dot the Toronto skyline as a pedestrian makes his way through the COVID-19 restricted winter landscape on Thursday January 28, 2021. CMHC says that rental vacancies are up in Canada ...

Outdoor adventures are a year-round affair in The Six. The post 6 Ways to Enjoy Nature in the Heart of Toronto This Winter ...