toronto-history

The Book Ride provides the opportunity for participants to see the city from a fresh perspective, all from the seat of their bicycles.

Discover lesser-known herstory through the stories and achievements of four resilient women who deeply impacted their community.

Do you like Toronto history? Cycling? Discovering neighbourhoods? Doing something different on a Saturday? We’re into ALL OF IT. 

In celebration of the recent kibosh on the Ford brothers’ grotesque vision of the waterfront, let’s review some cool points in our shoreline history! Toronto’s past has been adventurous, slightly sinister, and pretty much full of the stuff that life is really all about: whiskey, sugar, and kidnappin’s. Up until now though, we’ve been ice… Read More »

by Becca Lemire  It takes something pretty intriguing for me to get on the northbound Bathurst bus on a Saturday night, but I’m really proud of myself that I did, because The House That Masons Built opening was probably one of the greatest, rarest gems I’ve ever seen. As a die-hard vintage collector and kitsch… Read More »