Nisean Lorde

Toronto

Journalist at Streets Of Toronto

Writer. Editor. Anime lover.

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Articles

Canada’s largest outdoor swimming pool is just a short drive from Toronto

5 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

For those looking for family-friendly activities this summer, consider visiting the largest outdoor pool in Canada. The 1.85-acre swimming pool can be found at the Byng Island Conservation Area along the Great Lakes Waterfront Trail, within Haldimand County.
The northern lights might be visible across Toronto tonight

5 days ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

The northern lights are expected to be visible across most of southern Ontario, including Toronto, on Monday night. According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), this is due to higher geomagnetic activity (with a Kp index of 5) reaching Earth’s atmosphere.
30-minute hovercraft commute from Toronto to Niagara moves closer to launch

1 week ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

New details about the proposed hovercraft ferry service between downtown Toronto and the Niagara Region have emerged. As we recently reported, Hoverlink Ontario has already secured a space to develop a docking site at the Port Weller Terminal in St. Catharines (near tons of tourist attractions and public amenities), and the company recently signed a 30-year deal with Ports Toronto that will allow vessels to be docked on a brand-new landing pad connected to Billy Bishop.
Guillermo del Toro is hosting a horror film series for TIFF this summer

1 week ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

Horror fans won’t have to wait until Halloween for their next scare.
There is a national sauna performance championship coming to Toronto this June

1 week ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

For those looking to find the best sauna artisans in the country, an upcoming competition might help!Groupe Nordik announced the launch of Aufgusshow 2025, Canada’s first-ever national sauna performance championship, set to take place from June 17 to 19 inside the Logga Sauna at Thermëa Spa Village in Whitby (which we recently listed as one of the best Nordic spas to visit in Ontario).
Toronto teenager Victoria Mboko makes it to 3rd round at French Open

1 week ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

Victoria Mboko may only be 18, but she’s already making huge strides in women’s tennis this year.
Toronto was just named one of the top cities to live in globally

1 week ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

Toronto has been ranked among the top 20 cities to live in globally, earning the highest score among Canadian cities on the 2025 Oxford Economics Global Cities Index. The index was first introduced in 2024 and ranks the top 1,000 cities worldwide, offering insights into how cities are adapting in the rapidly changing global environment.
Torontonians can expect a hotter-than-usual summer

1 week ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

After an extended spring cold snap, things are slowly starting to heat up across the GTA, with temperatures expected to creep into the low-to-mid 20s within the next two weeks. And looking at summer 2025 forecast predictions from The Weather Network, Torontonians can also expect a hotter-than-usual summer!Temperatures should be much warmer than normal across the country, especially during July and August.
A historic protest banner from Canada’s first gay rights march was recreated

1 week ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

A Toronto artist has recreated a historic protest banner from Canada’s first gay rights march. The “We Demand” march took place in Ottawa on Aug. 28, 1971. In footage from that iconic event, you can spot protest signs made by members of the activist group Toronto Gay Action (one notable member of the group was photographer Jearld Frederick Moldenhauer, who helped document the event).
Post Malone spotted posing with fans across Toronto

1 week ago | streetsoftoronto.com | Nisean Lorde

Post Malone performed under an open-dome at the Rogers Centre on Monday night as part of his BIG ASS Stadium Tour. With Toronto being the only Canadian stop on his tour, he took some time out to explore the city! Fans have been sharing photos of themselves posing with the 18-time Grammy nominee across social media.