Ron Johnson
Editorial Director at Streets Of Toronto
Editorial Director at North Toronto Post
Editorial Director at Post City Magazines
A lot of music, politics, Raptors, bicycles, environment, outdoors.
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6 days ago |
streetsoftoronto.com | Ron Johnson
Everything is better outdoors, and movies are no exception. When the mercury rises, and the sun is out, Torontonians move their lives outside as much as humanly possible. Luckily there are plenty of alfresco entertainment options including outdoor movies. Here are five of our favourite ways to catch a flick under the stars. Toronto Outdoor Picture ShowThe Toronto Outdoor Picture Show (TOPS) is offering a full slate of outdoor movies throughout Toronto from June 12 to Aug. 24.
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1 week ago |
streetsoftoronto.com | Ron Johnson
It’s harvest time, farm stands and markets are overflowing with vegetable abundance. And there is no place better to embrace all that is fresh and delicious in Ontario than Norfolk County. Nestled along the north shore of Lake Erie in southwestern Ontario, Norfolk County is transforming into one of Canada’s most exciting agritourism destinations.
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3 weeks ago |
streetsoftoronto.com | Ron Johnson
Toronto’s Trinity Bellwoods Park will come alive with song, dance—and even a few dogs—on June 10, as two of the city’s most enjoyable musical acts are teaming up for a surprise outdoor performance. The mass choir/singing phenomenon Choir! Choir! Choir! and Toronto’s reigning kings and queens of the cover band scene, Dwayne Gretzky, will be performing a high-energy, open-air sing-along that promises to be anything but ordinary.
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3 weeks ago |
streetsoftoronto.com | Ron Johnson
This year’s NBA Finals, which get underway on June 5, will make Canadian basketball history. For the first time ever, both teams—the Oklahoma City Thunder and the Indiana Pacers—feature point guards from the Greater Toronto Area. Shai Gilgeous-Alexander (OKC Thunder), who was born in Toronto and grew up in Hamilton, and Andrew Nembhard (Indiana Pacers), from Aurora, are living their hoop dreams on the biggest basketball stage in the world.
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3 weeks ago |
streetsoftoronto.com | Ron Johnson
The classic way to reach the Toronto Islands is by ferry — but we all know how that can go on a summer weekend! Crowds pile up at the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal, and the wait time can stretch well beyond what’s comfortable on a hot, humid afternoon. If you’re looking for a more scenic, flexible, or just plain faster way to get to the islands, skip the chaos and consider one of these lesser-known but increasingly popular alternatives.
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