July 17, 2011
It was perfect timing when one day I was hovering looking over many tweets that I saw @ChowBellaTO ‘s invitation to enter a draw to win one of the 8 tickets that they were giving away for the inaugural launch of the Evergreen Brickworks food tour. It was something that I could not resist. So […]
July 2, 2011
One of the things I miss about my country is the availability and variety of street food. To be able to grab a quick, freshly cooked low-maintenance kind of meal is a gift when you have to eat on the run. It seems that the City of Toronto has strict regulations of what can be […]
July 2, 2011
After a decade in Canada, you’d think that I would run out of first times. Despite me living in Scarborough a few years ago, I never really got into trying out the local festivals. Half the time during the summer, I am somewhere else, driving and exploring far out of the GTA. This year, I […]
June 26, 2011
I found myself hiking through the trails of High Park early this morning, looking for a special spot. I chose the park for my client, Jackie, who wanted an on-location portrait for her daughter, Caitlin. I’ve always wished the High Park is right on my backyard. Sprawling 400 acres in the heart of Downtown Toronto, […]
June 26, 2011
One of my most favorite places in Toronto is this casual Bakery/Pub/Cafe up at the Annex, Future’s Bakery and Cafe. I came upon it about three years ago through an internet meetup. This place is always brimming with people. With really cheap prices, free WiFi, it’s a haven for UofT students on a budget. A […]
June 21, 2011
One of the most influential people I have met since my move to Canada is my personal trainer, Dwayne Walker. I have met him back in 2002 and I have followed him around since then. He is what you can call my personal happy pill as his optimism is infectious and he can make you […]
June 6, 2011
One of the things I love about summers in Toronto (yep, it felt like summer yesterday!), are the many festivals happening all over town. Some of them don’t get too much publicity as Caribana or the Pride Parade, but it’s equally entertaining and free. After a long period of rain and gray skies, it seemed […]
June 5, 2011
In a sea of Korean and Iranian restaurants up here in North York, lies one very distinct Italian Cafeteria/Bakery. Amidst the sea of foreign characters, the colors of Italy’s flag on a sign beckons you to come in and try their fare. One day about two years ago, I decidedly did find time to come […]
July 17, 2011
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