Valentine’s Day is right around the corner! If you’re running low on plans for the weekend, we’ve got a couple ideas for you. We’re guessing that you didn’t score tickets to the All-Star game. Don’t worry, there’s plenty of other options. We’ve got some ideas on what you can do in Toronto to make it an amazing one.
At Context, we’re passionate about all things Toronto, and that includes the amazing organizations that work every day to make our city even better. If you’re looking for a way to give back in the city this year, and make a difference in the city we call home, these 4 charities might be right up your alley:
Foodies, listen up! Winterlicious is back it all its glory and we’re here to help you make your game plan. Every year Winterlicious descends upon the city and helps to make bleak winters a little brighter. It’s the perfect chance to get out and try something new and see some of the great food that Toronto has to offer.
2015 is drawing to a close, and it’s been a pretty great year for this city! We were in the news for all the right reasons, from our city councillors blowing up Twitter to hometown rappers owning the world stage. Here are a few standout moments we were happy to cheer on from the sidelines:
Some of the best gifts for book lovers aren’t actually books. There are so many gorgeous and clever accessories that practically any reader would love to add to their collection. Buying books can either be a great success or a total miss so you can play it safe with these picks – no need to worry about what their favourite genres are or if they’ve already read the book or not!
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You can see it from all over the city and from as far away as Niagara Falls on a clear enough day. The CN Tower has made quite the mark on the Toronto skyline and wp_postmetas certainly one of the most iconic buildings in the city as well as a symbol for Toronto itself. wp_postmetave undoubtedly noticed the colours of it at night, but how much do you really know about the CN Tower lighting?
At this point, the leaves are mostly off the trees and cool weather is here for the foreseeable future. While it’s a bit of a bummer to say goodbye to another gorgeous Toronto summer, the promise of these upcoming excuses to get out and enjoy the city are getting us through. Here are NUMBER Toronto events we’ll be breaking out the hot chocolate for.
Is there anything better than curling up with your favourite blanket, a warm beverage, and a great book? We think not. Now that the leaves are changing colour and you can buy anything in pumpkin spice flavour, we’re excited to curl up with some great reads.
We love Toronto, so being part of building the next chapter of our amazing city is an honour we don’t take lightly. In the grand scheme, we’re a young city, so Toronto is still finding the aesthetic that defines us, and the best way to serve our citizens. In the meantime, we’re looking to some other amazing cities around the world for a few lessons.
It’s official: summer’s over, and winter’s on its way – but in the middle lies fall, one of our favourite seasons to spend here in Toronto. Summer’s stifling heat can make staying inside all to easy, and winter’s basically an 8 month hibernation, but fall? Fall is when our city’s at its most walkable, most liveable and, sometimes, most beautiful. Here’s five reasons we’re glad the weather’s cooling down.
