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  • 1 week ago | curiocity.com | Sabrina Gamrot

    We all know that Toronto sunsets get the majority of the love, but there’s still room in our hearts for those special city sunrises! Set your alarm, wake up extra early, and visit some of these beloved locations to watch the city come alive. Humber Bay Arch BridgeFor a suspended view of the city coming alive, get yourself to the Humber Bay Arch Bridge. This 456-foot-long bridge connects both sides of the Humber River and provides excellent views of the downtown core.

  • 1 week ago | curiocity.com | Sabrina Gamrot

    Summertime in Toronto is arguably the city’s best season, and that means it’s time to set out and catch a beautiful sunset. From parks to beaches and everything in between, here are a few spots to catch those Toronto sunsets. Riverdale Park EastRiverdale Park East is one of the most famed spots in Toronto to catch the setting sun, with the city skyline as a picturesque background. Thanks to the park’s sweeping hillside, you’ll find citygoers up and down the hill for the best angle possible.

  • 1 week ago | curiocity.com | Sabrina Gamrot

    Calgary’s housing market has been booming this year, quickly becoming a sought-after city in Canada. It’s not hard to see why — reputable home builders like Excel Homes have been investing in communities, focusing on building quality homes that tick all the boxes. Their newest community, Lewisburg, showcases just that. A 100-acre boutique community, with just six phases, Lewisburg promises greener, more natural living and a diverse mix of housing coming to Northeast Calgary.

  • 2 weeks ago | curiocity.com | Sabrina Gamrot

    Ontario Mays are filled with peak blooms for a number of springtime flowers, and this rare garden is a must-visit for the season. One of the largest and most diverse lilac collections in the world can be found at the Royal Botanical Gardens (RBG) in Hamilton, and these purple buds are blooming right now!Wander down to the Gardens’ Arboretum to gaze upon rows and rows of sweet-scented shrubs at the Katie Osborne Lilac Garden, which are currently in peak bloom as of Friday, May 23.

  • 2 weeks ago | blogto.com | Sabrina Gamrot

    Have you ever woken up craving the food you've dreamt about? If that answer is yes, then you are not alone!Edo Japan, a Japanese-inspired, Canadian quick-service restaurant chain, found some interesting insights when it comes to the foods we eat and crave. Conducted by HarrisX Canada, the Crave of Your Dreams survey* found that 84 per cent of Canadians who experience food dreams have made a purchase from quick-service restaurants within the past month — talk about a strong belly-mind connection.

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