Experiences
Experiences
Durham Homeowners Face Steep Fines if They Don't Enforce Contact Tracing
The top doctor in Durham announced that anyone who hosts a social gathering would need to enforce COVID-19 contact tracing measures.
Sep 16, 2021
Muskoka
"People Are Just Mean This Year”: Visitors Bringing Short Fuses, Bad Manners to Cottage Country
Verbal abuse and legal threats, cottage country renters are suddenly miserable and furious with service staff, says one Muskoka company.
Real Estate
What It's Like to Work as a Condo Building Concierge During the Pandemic
Find out what it is like to be a concierge continuing work throughout the pandemic while others stay home to keep safe.
Ontario News
This is How U of T is Planning to Bring Back Students This Fall
Find out how The University of Toronto is planning to safely bring students back for in person classes this fall.
Historic Cabbagetown Duplex Offers Canadian Star Quality And Timeless Style
Designed as two distinct, self-contained suites, the home is as versatile as it is beautiful — ideal for multigenerational living, rental income, dedicated work-from-home space, or simply an expansive residence that exudes unique character and style.
Ontario News
This is What the First Weekend of Toronto's ActiveTO Routes Looked Like (PHOTOS)
Over the long weekend, the City opened up a number of its roadways to make room for cyclists and pedestrians as part of its ActiveTO plan.
Renting
This is What it's Like to Have to Move in Toronto During COVID-19
Find out what it was like for couple Emily and Matt to move apartments in Toronto during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Experiences
Many Ontario Restaurants Might Not Be Able to Reopen Post-COVID: Survey
With some Ontario businesses being permitted to reopen, a survey has revealed that most restaurant businesses may not have the cashflow to do so.
Experiences
Incredible Video Perfectly Captures Toronto's Surreal State Amid COVID Lockdown
Check out Stephen, of Parker Visuals' video that show just how desolate and empty the city looks under current COVID-19 lockdown restrictions.
Ontario News
Rainbow Wrapped Trees Are Popping Up in Toronto to Support Frontline Workers (PHOTOS)
Rainbow wrapped trees on residential streets in Toronto continue to pop up to show support for frontline workers and healthcare heroes.
Ontario News
Toronto Cancels All In-Person Canada Day Events and Celebrations
This year, as all in-person Canada Day Celebrations slated to take place in Toronto have been cancelled due to COVID-19.
Ontario News
Vulnerable Residents to Receive Free Internet Access from City of Toronto
The City of Toronto is rolling out free internet access to vulnerable residents living in low-income neighbourhoods.
Ontario News
High Park Will Be Completely Closed During Entire Cherry Blossom Bloom
Toronto has confirmed the annual viewing of the High Park cherry blossoms will be moving online this year to stop the spread of COVID-19.
Experiences
Nearly 7 Million Canadians Worked From Home in the Final Week of March
Statistics Canada is reporting that the number of Canadians who worked from home during the final week of March totals 6.8 million.
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