Sabrina Gamrot
Staff Writer at Daily Hive Toronto
Staff writer with Daily Hive Toronto Contact: [email protected] GAMROT pronounced phonetically
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2 weeks ago |
blogto.com | Sabrina Gamrot
Summer is fast approaching, and one sure sign of that is the official opening of outdoor pools across Toronto. Starting Saturday, June 14, on a partial schedule with set hours. These select pools will also stay open later in the season, all the way until mid-September. The remaining pools in the city will open one week later, on June 21, on a partial schedule, from 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Monday to Friday, and 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on Saturdays and Sundays.
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2 weeks ago |
curiocity.com | Sabrina Gamrot
Covering 250 acres of land in Northern Etobicoke, the Humber Arboretum is a natural escape from the city. Complete with lush public gardens and winding trails, it’s a special place to visit, unwind, and learn. Curving paths, fish ponds, bike trails, and open fields await you at the Humber Arboretum, located on the college’s North Campus (and lovingly referred to as ‘the Arb’). It’s all about connecting with nature and discovering something new.
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2 weeks ago |
curiocity.com | Sabrina Gamrot
Strawberry season is one of the true markers of summer’s start, where these sweet red gems begin to ripen under the warm sun. In Ontario, while the growing season is short, there are so many farms to visit and pick the berries right from the vine. Got your basket ready? Here’s where to berry pick this summer.
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2 weeks ago |
blogto.com | Sabrina Gamrot
Ontario is full of weird bugs and creatures, and thanks to the time of year, these suckers are now ready to come out in full bloom. Just one of many local insects to watch out for, keep your eyes peeled for Zelus Iuridus, also known as the Pale Green Assassin Bug, which is native to Canada and the United States. Despite its name, these bugs are actually good for the garden, preying on insect eggs like aphids and larvae.
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3 weeks ago |
curiocity.com | Sabrina Gamrot
Looking for a unique Toronto attraction that’s fun for the whole family, celebrates art, and Canadian pride? Well, get a load of Little Canada, a collection of the country’s most iconic landmarks and hotspots — all in miniature size.
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