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July 27, 2015 •
Blog, City, Culture, Entertainment, Food + Drink, Social, Travel •
Ben Chacon •
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Prepared by Toronto Financial District BIA 00 Monday, July 27 – Sunday, August 2 It’s time to slow down and enjoy Toronto as is. The Pan Am Games closed off with a bang this past weekend, and the foodies of Toronto enjoyed the last of their prix-fixed menus from Summerlicious. With the beginning of August, [&hellip...;
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July 21, 2015 •
Blog, City, Culture, Entertainment, Food + Drink, Social, Travel, Uncategorized •
Ben Chacon •
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Prepared by Toronto Financial District BIA 00 Monday, July 20 – Sunday, July 26 With just a blink of an eye, July is already coming to a close, but the summer weather has just started to pick up. The buildings of the Financial District are celebrating the...
June 19, 2015 •
City, Culture, In the Magazine, Social, Travel •
Ben Chacon •
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By Lucy Mazzucco 0 Summer’s all about mini road trips, right? Whether you want to go away with your significant other or round up a bunch of friends, there’s nothing quite like spending a weekend creating memories during a little getaway. Here are 5 great...
May 14, 2015 •
Cars, In the Magazine, Reviews, Travel •
Ben Chacon •
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By Matt Bairos Land Rover is one of those car companies that’s hard to put a finger on. Simultaneously an emblem of rugged adventure and refined luxury, the iconic British car-maker navigates both worlds with a unique nonchalance. Land Rover’s...
May 6, 2015 •
Culture, Food + Drink, Health, In the Magazine, Travel •
Ben Chacon •
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By Yang-Yi Goh For most of us, the Indonesian island of Bali conjures images of crashing waves, white beaches and a scorching sun that just won’t quit. But travel further inland to the central foothills of Ubud, and you’ll discover another side to the...
May 1, 2015 •
Culture, In the Magazine, Travel •
David King •
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By Ashley Jean You are slowly lulled out of a deep slumber by the gentle rocking of the waves and the soothing sounds of the ocean caressing the sides of your private vessel. The symphony of ocean sounds permeate every inch of space in your cabin and for a...
December 28, 2014 •
Blog, Travel •
David King •
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Written by: Khoi Truong 8am “I wonder what today has in store for us?” He shrugged, smiled, and got ready. Our daily catchphrase was about as normal as that morning would be; we were separated from the get-go. Chandler left his bike on the trail when I...
December 21, 2014 •
In the Magazine, Travel •
David King •
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Written by: Ashley Jean Is there really anything better than jetting off to a secluded island paradise and disconnecting from the rest of the world? With the increasing demand for off the beaten path travel experiences, it’s becoming difficult to find a...
December 21, 2014 •
Blog, Travel •
David King •
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Written by: Khoi Truong Experts agree, the sure-fire way to find adventure is to be lost; to be in a situation and setting that you are neither familiar with nor are prepared for. Sure you can plan a mysterious and fulfilling tour through The Inca Trail, but...
December 15, 2014 •
Blog, Travel •
David King •
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Written by: Khoi Truong We awoke on the fourth day with half of the country behind us. By this time on the trip, we realized that every single day exuded a distinct flavour with differing challenges and lessons. I woke up that day and asked Chandler, “What...
