Erin Davis

2 weeks ago | storeys.com | Erin Davis

City-building doesn't happen without demolition. The Teperman name has been synonymous with demolition - and subsequent city-shaping - for over a century, with Teperman Wrecking's signature orange and black trademark a familiar sight on construction hoarding in major Canadian cities. Marvin Teperman, grandson of Teperman Wrecking's founder Samual, was front and centre to the company's large-scale growth.

3 weeks ago | viewthevibe.com | Erin Davis

On Thursday, June 5, prepare to be whisked away to the romantic streets of Paris right here in Toronto. One of the hottest annual charity events, SickKids Foundation’s Scrubs in the City, returns – this time with a sexy and sophisticated Parisian twist.

3 weeks ago | viewthevibe.com | Erin Davis

Who doesn’t love a good murder mystery – especially one live on an iconic Toronto stage? Toronto theatre-goers can catch all the classic and hilarious whodunit thrills with Mirvish Productions’ Clue: Live on Stage! at the Royal Alexandra Theatre. Running until June 8, 2025, this madcap comedy, adapted from the cult-favourite 1985 film (no, it’s not just a board game), is a perfect blend of nostalgic fun and sharp theatricality.

3 weeks ago | viewthevibe.com | Erin Davis

Brighten your spirits this weekend with a high-flying and reimagined performance of the classic musical, Peter Pan, presented by Mirvish Productions. The beloved age-old story of the boy who wouldn’t grow up has captured the hearts and imaginations of audiences with stunning visuals, an updated script, and a talented cast. This Peter Pan production, featuring iconic songs like “I’m Flying,” “I Gotta Crow,” “I Won’t Grow Up,” and “Neverland,” is designed to appeal to audiences of all ages.

1 month ago | storeys.com | Erin Davis

Wasaga Beach - home to the longest freshwater beach in the world - is in store for a major makeover. While there's something nostalgic and welcoming about the beachfront town's stuck-in-time retro grittiness, change is inevitable - even if it means the demolition of long-time staples (RIP Bananas Beach Club). In the wake of recent redevelopment plans (more on that later), the Ontario government announced last week that it is investing nearly $38 million to build Destination Wasaga.