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34. Toronto’s Real Estate Boom

July 24, 2015 • UncategorizedComments (1)

While the Toronto residential housing market continues to skyrocket, rather than getting involved in ugly bidding wars on tree-lined streets, many living in the city are opting for the condo life instead. The reality of Toronto’s population surge over the past decade (the GTA’s projected population is expected to hit 10 million by 2035) is [&hellip...;

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33. Fogo Island Inn

33. Fogo Island Inn

July 24, 2015 • Blog, The Power 50, UncategorizedComments (0)

Fogo Island, Newfoundland Perched along the rocks of Newfoundland’s Back Western Shore, Fogo Island Inn looks intriguingly out of place. But it’s more than just a marvel of design; it’s a cultural hub that aims to integrate and support its...

32. RIdgeback Lodge

32. Ridgeback Lodge

July 24, 2015 • Blog, The Power 50, UncategorizedComments (0)

Kingston, New Brunswick Camping is one of the most quintessentially Canadian things to do. You’d be hard-pressed to find someone without at least one memory of sleeping in a tent in the great outdoors (or your backyard). Consider Ridgeback Lodge an...

31. Glacier Skywalk

31. Glacier Skywalk

July 24, 2015 • Blog, The Power 50, UncategorizedComments (0)

Columbia Icefield, Alberta There’s a reason why the Canadian Rockies are known around the world as a ‘bucket list’ destination for travelers. The region is home to breathtaking views of raw, untouched wilderness. Now, the perfect way to take it...

30. Drake Devonshire

30. Drake Devonshire

July 24, 2015 • Blog, The Power 50, UncategorizedComments (0)

Prince Edward County, Ontario Every summer, like clockwork, Torontonians make their annual pilgrimage to cottage country to soak up the sun and disconnect from city life. This year marks the first summer for the Drake Hotel’s newest outpost in Prince Edward...

29. Loblaws

29. Loblaws

July 24, 2015 • Blog, The Power 50, UncategorizedComments (0)

Grocery stores aren’t the first thing that come to mind when you think of innovation and business leadership. But then again, Loblaws isn’t your run-of-the-mill grocery store. Unlike many of its competitors, the Canadian brand has always looked outside of...

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28. WestJet

July 24, 2015 • Blog, The Power 50, UncategorizedComments (0)

Traveling by air has become even more miserable in recent years—the lines have gotten longer, the fees more agonizing and the seats even smaller. Add to this the dull and uninspiring tone of flag-carrying airlines and it’s hard not to wonder why we...

27. Porter

27. Porter

July 24, 2015 • Blog, The Power 50, UncategorizedComments (0)

Traveling by air has become even more miserable in recent years—the lines have gotten longer, the fees more agonizing and the seats even smaller. Add to this the dull and uninspiring tone of flag-carrying airlines and it’s hard not to wonder why we...

26. Andrew Wiggins

26. Andrew Wiggins

July 24, 2015 • Blog, The Power 50, UncategorizedComments (0)

Most Canadian basketball fans can tell you the moment it all started. The year was 2000 and the NBA’s biggest stars had congregated in Oakland for the annual All-Star weekend. The star of the whole event?None other than Raptors player Vince Carter. His...

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The Power 50

July 23, 2015 • In the Magazine, The Power 50, UncategorizedComments (0)

CANADA IS AN INCREDIBLE COUNTRY. AS SUCH, IT SHOULD BE CELEBRATED. In our inaugural Power 50 assemblage, we went from coast-to-coast to find the coolest people, places and things that are shaping our country. The result? A damn fine list that will leave you...