Madeline Forsyth

1 week ago | narcity.com | Madeline Forsyth

If waking up to shimmering lakes and quaint streets sounds like your dream life, this small town in Ontario is worth checking out. With beautiful water views and cozy cottage vibes, it's a little slice of paradise, and locals say it's one of Canada's best small towns to live in. On Narcity Canada's Facebook page, we asked readers to share what they think is Canada's best small town to live in. The post garnered hundreds of comments, and this quaint Ontario town was one of the spots mentioned.

1 week ago | narcity.com | Madeline Forsyth

Planning a beach day? Ontario is home to some of Canada's cleanest and safest beaches, where you can swim in sparkling waters, relax on sandy shores, and soak up some sun. Swim Drink Fish has revealed Canada's Blue Flag beaches for 2025, and nearly all of them are in Ontario. Blue Flag is an annual award recognizing beaches and marinas around the globe that meet specific environmental, safety, and cleanliness criteria.

1 week ago | narcity.com | Madeline Forsyth

Turquoise waters, towering cliffs and shallow beaches might sound like something you'd find on a Mediterranean vacation, but this little Ontario town offers all this and more. Surrounded by bright blue waters, this destination is a mini summer paradise with endless natural wonders. Lion's Head is a quiet little town nestled in a "secret nook" along the majestic Bruce Peninsula.

1 week ago | narcity.com | Madeline Forsyth

Ontario is home to so many stunning destinations. From rugged parks with turquoise waters to enchanting small towns with European vibes, these spots offer unforgettable escapes without ever leaving the province. There are so many areas to check out, but only true Ontarians can say they’ve explored at least seven of these 11 must-see places. How many of these beautiful destinations have you visited? It might be time to start planning your next road trip to some of these enchanting gems.

1 week ago | narcity.com | Madeline Forsyth

There's no need to leave the province if you're craving a dreamy vacation destination. This beautiful city near Toronto is brimming with quaint architecture and old-world charm, and locals say it's better than a trip to the U.S.You'll feel like you've been whisked away to another land as you stroll past limestone buildings and quaint shops. It's the perfect spot to sip coffee in a cozy cafe, wander past ivy-covered churches, and watch the Grand River flow under stone arch bridges.