Tara De Boer
Editorial Researcher, Olympic Features at CBC Sports
Journalist at Freelance
Currently: CBC Sports, Now Toronto, Toronto Life
Articles
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3 weeks ago |
yogajournal.com | Tara De Boer |Calin Van Paris
Heading out the door? Read this article on the new Outside+ app available now on iOS devices for members! Download the app. At 27 years old, I have relied on yoga as a constant in my life for nearly a decade. So when my favorite instructor in Toronto announced that she was hosting a yoga retreat—a five day experience in the middle of the jungle near a small village on the coast of Costa Rica—the decision to attend was an easy yes for me.
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3 weeks ago |
yogajournal.com | Tara De Boer
Tara De Boer is a Toronto-based journalist, producer, and freelance writer. Her work focuses on the intersection of culture, gender, sports, and health. Tara turned to yoga as a way to nurture her mind, body, and soul nearly a decade ago after her years of competitive sport came to an end. Tara holds a Master’s degree in Journalism. In her spare time she can be found biking around the city or flowing through classes at her local yoga studio.
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2 months ago |
torontolife.com | Tara De Boer
Spencer Hack, a 28-year-old principal dancer with the National Ballet of Canada, first met Rob Binet, the 33-year-old artistic director and co-CEO of Fall for Dance North, in 2014, when they were working as a dancer and a choreographer, respectively. They formed a natural friendship that eventually evolved into a romance. After more than a decade together, Spencer and Rob tied the knot at the Great Hall, a venue where they had filmed a music video ten years earlier.
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2 months ago |
torontolife.com | Tara De Boer
In February, Toronto-born stand-up comedian Hassan Phills got a big shout-out after being sampled on the outro of Drake’s new track “Small Town Fame.” It was a real boost for a comic who’s been making waves in Toronto’s comedy scene with material informed by his love of the city. Growing up in government housing in the east end, Phills had a vision to create something more for himself.
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2 months ago |
cbc.ca | Tara De Boer
A new chapter starts this week for women’s soccer in Canada, as the first-ever pro league, the Northern Super League (NSL) kicks off on home soil. For retired Canadian soccer icon Christine Sinclair, a co-owner of Rise FC, the emotions are starting to set in ahead of the season's launch.
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