Christmas is almost upon us once again. How are the residents and visitors in Vancouver planning to celebrate this year? There is always plenty happening in Vancouver over the Christmas period, including markets, Christmas lights, Winter sports and more. Some events have been cancelled this year because of COVID-19, but there [...]
Justin Bieber fans in Toronto were eager to see their favourite star perform at the Scotiabank Arena earlier this year as part of his World Tour, which had been scheduled to start in May in support of his most recent album, Changes. The album was his first in five years, coming [...]
Once the latest round of Toronto’s COVID-19 restrictions have been eased, a visit to Toronto Island Park would be a great way for visitors and residents of the city to enjoy a day out. Located in Lake Ontario, a short 13-minute ferry ride from downtown Toronto, the Island offers something for [...]
Vancouver’s Queen Elizabeth Theatre recently hosted a production of the popular Broadway musical, Chicago. The scorching musical satire of crime and celebrity had a limited run from 15 to 20 September and featured Bianca Marroquin and Lana Gordon in the lead roles of Roxie and Velma respectively. If you missed this [...]
Toronto is under lockdown again, and it’s likely to be a while before we’re able to spend some time out of doors. As you and the people in your bubble make the best of the festive season, why not start giving some thought to how you can spend a great day [...]
Unlike other cities, Vancouver is not currently under full lockdown. Although there are restrictions on movement, and strict rules regarding gatherings and masks, it is still possible to get around and see the best of what the city has to offer. Here are ten sites you really need to see in [...]
The West 4th Avenue Khatsahlano Street Party is Vancouver’s largest free music and arts festival. Khatsahlano - or Kitsilano, as it is called in Vancouver - has multiple stages that showcase more than 50 of Vancouver’s top musical performers and the eclectic work of local artists and street performers. The fair [...]
The Toronto Fringe Festival was founded by local indie artists in 1989 to offer the “fringes" of the performing arts community a platform to create art at a grassroots level. The festival broke records last year selling 68 000 tickets and showcasing over 150 productions at more than 30 venues around downtown [...]
Fortunately, you can enjoy fried chicken in Toronto parks for an outdoor picnic, but social distancing of at least two metres from anyone outside your household or social circle is still required. Church’s Chicken would like you and your loved ones to be safe when outdoors, so keep the following suggestions [...]
New habits must be created during the lockdown to maintain a positive mindset. Fortunately, ordering your favorite fried chicken from Church’s Chicken in Vancouver has always been a good habit. If you want to transform your mindset during the lockdown, consider the following. Develop a routine at home Before lockdown, everyone [...]
