Toronto has all kinds of history, including the darker kind. So naturally, it has its fair share of haunted locations and ghost stories to be told, too. And what better time to go on a haunted ghost tour than pre-Halloween? Spooky lovers, you’re in luck. There are a ton of guided ghost walks and tours in and around Toronto for you to explore before Halloween that are sure to get you in the ‘holiday’ spirit.
Get spooked at these 8 ghost tours
Spirits of the Distillery District Ghost Tour
You may know and love Toronto’s Distillery District for its shopping and food, but did you know it has a morbid past? In this ghost tour, you’ll be led by a costumed guide to explore the district by lantern light and learn about the haunted locations within the Distillery District and the supernatural occurrences said to have happened there.
Toronto’s Haunted Harbour
If you enjoy ghost stories and boat tours, this is the ghost walk, or should we say sail, for you! During this immersive 90-minute experience, you’ll go on a nautical adventure in Toronto’s Haunted Harbour, set foot on a haunted island, and take an up-close look at Toronto’s mysterious Gibraltar Point Lighthouse. All while hearing about chilling tales of ghost ships, shipwrecks, and monsters lurking below the surface.
Campus Secrets and Spectres – University of Toronto Ghost Tour
Get educated on the spooky secrets of the University of Toronto during a 75-minute ghost tour. As you explore the grounds, you’ll learn everything from tragic love stories gone horribly wrong to stories of restless spirits haunting the school.
Ghosts of the Village at Black Creek
Black Creek Pioneer Village has real-life ghost stories waiting to be told on a 75-minute tour after the sun goes down. During the ghost tour, you’ll follow your guide’s lantern around the spooky village and learn about the Woman in Yellow, haunted happenings, and more!
Niagara on the Lake
If you’re willing to go on a little drive out of the city, Niagara on the Lake has a ghost tour worth visiting. It is known as Canada’s most haunted town, after all. The tour features stories of memorable haunts and dark histories in the biggest battlefield of the War of 1812.
Hermitage Ruins
About an hour away from Toronto is The Hermitage Ruins, located in Ancaster. Known for its haunted past, ghost hunters and lovers of all things spooky are known to visit this spot. The Hermitage Ruins ghost walk begins at the rarely opened Gatehouse, abandoning light for a dark exploration through the haunted woods.
Original Haunted Walk of Toronto
Experience a whole new side of Toronto during the Original Haunted Walk of Toronto. You’ll get to explore some of the creepiest places in the city while learning the spooky stories of crime, mystery, and the supernatural behind familiar Toronto spots.
Haunted Walk at Beechwood Cemetery National Historic Site
Cemeteries already give creepy vibes, even if there aren’t scary stories involved. But at Beechwood Cemetery, there is no shortage of stories to be told. From the dark history of the cemetery to ghost stories of those who rest there, at this haunted walk, you’re sure to get spooked.
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Canada’s Wonderland is open for the summer season, and its newest ride has just opened to the public!
The new ride At Canada’s Wonderland, called Tundra Twister, is a 360-degree spinning swing ride with twisting gondola arms, that can fit up to 40 people at a time.
Apparently, it’s the first of its kind in the world!
The ride is 47 metres tall and has speeds of 75 km/hour, soaring its riders sky-high.
“The Tundra Twister will be a sight to behold, swinging and spinning guests high above the midway and nearby Yukon Striker…” said Norm Pirtovshek, general manager at Canada’s Wonderland via Curiosity Toronto.
Some other rides that the same manufacturer created include; Psyclone, Shockwave, Windseeker, and Soaring Timbers.
The Tundra Twister ride isn’t for the faint of hearts (or stomachs) – but if you love a spinning ride and a surge of adrenaline, you can climb right on in.
To find the new and exciting ride, head over toward Splash Works beside Yukon Striker. It will be hard to miss!
Get your tickets for Canada’s Wonderland here.
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Do you ever spend an extended amount of time searching for a great new show to watch, just to give up and end up watching a re-run? Same. If you’re over watching re-runs and want a TV show to look forward to watching at the end of the day (and possibly consume a weekend or two), we’ve got you. We’ve gathered some of the most “binge-worthy” shows across various streaming platforms so you no longer have to waste your downtime aimlessly scrolling through the seemingly endless options. There’s surely a show on this list you’ve yet to watch!
Here are some binge-worthy shows to watch and their descriptions:
The Office
Genres: Sitcom, Comedy
“This hit comedy chronicles the foibles of disgruntled office workers — led by deluded boss Michael Scott — at the Dunder Mifflin paper company. Watch all you want. This 2006 Emmy winner for Outstanding Comedy Series made stars out of Steve Carell, Ed Helms and more.” – Via Netflix
Stranger Things
Genres: Sci-Fi, Teen, Horror
“When a young boy vanishes, a small town uncovers a mystery involving secret experiments, terrifying supernatural forces and one strange little girl. Watch all you want. This nostalgic nod to ’80s sci-fi and horror classics has earned dozens of Emmy nominations, including three for Outstanding Drama.” – Via Netflix
Friends
Genres: Sitcom, Comedy, Romance
“Comedy series about a tight-knit group of friends living in Manhattan. It also covers their interactions with their families, their lovers, and various colleagues over a period of several years.” – Via IMDb
Gilmore Girls
Genres: Comedy, Drama
“Thirty-two year old single mom, Lorelai, lives with her teenage daughter Rory in the small town of Stars Hollow, Connecticut, with crazy neighbours and many ups and downs.” – Via IMDb
You
Genres: Drama, Based On Books, Thriller
“A dangerously charming, intensely obsessive young man goes to extreme measures to insert himself into the lives of those he is transfixed by.” – Via Netflix
Euphoria
Genres: Teen, Drama
“Euphoria follows a group of high school students as they navigate love and friendships in a world of drugs, sex, trauma and social media.” – Via HBO
Grey’s Anatomy
Genres: Medical, Romance, Drama, Dark Comedy
“Guided by a skillful team of dedicated doctors, Meredith Grey and her fellow interns struggle with life-and-death decisions at Seattle Grace Hospital.” – Via Netflix
Gossip Girl (Original)
Genres: Adolescence, Drama, Romance, Teen
“Privileged teens living on the Upper East Side of New York can hide no secret from the ruthless blogger who is always watching.” – Via IMDb
Emily In Paris
Genres: Romance, Comedy Drama
“Emily in Paris follows Emily Cooper, an American college graduate in her late twenties with a Master’s degree in communication who is from Chicago; she moves to Paris for an unexpected job opportunity. She is tasked with bringing an American point of view and social media presence to a venerable French marketing firm.” – Via IMDb
Love Is Blind
Genre: Reality TV
“Singles who want to be loved for who they are, rather than what they look like, have signed up for a less conventional approach to modern dating.” – Via IMDb
The Handmaids Tale
Genre: Drama
“Set in a dystopian future, a woman is forced to live as a concubine under a fundamentalist theocratic dictatorship.” – Via Crave
Bridgerton
Genres: Romance, Drama, Based On Books
“The eight close-knit siblings of the Bridgerton family look for love and happiness in London high society. Inspired by Julia Quinn’s bestselling novels.” – Via Netflix
The White Lotus
Genres: Comedy, Drama
“Following the vacations of various hotel guests over the span of a week as they relax and rejuvenate in paradise. With each passing day, a darker complexity emerges in these picture-perfect travellers, the hotel’s cheerful employees, and the idyllic locale itself.” – Via Crave
New Girl
Genres: Sitcom, Comedy
“After a bad break-up, Jess, an offbeat young woman, moves into an apartment loft with three single men. Although they find her behaviour very unusual, the men support her – most of the time.” – Via IMDb
Only Murderers In The Building
Genres: Mystery, Drama, Comedy, Crime
“Three strangers share an obsession with true crime and suddenly find themselves wrapped up in one. When a grisly death occurs inside their exclusive Upper West Side apartment building, the trio suspects murder and employs their precise knowledge of true crime to investigate the truth.” – Via Apple TV
Daisy Jones & The Six
Genres: Drama, Romance
“In 1977, Daisy Jones & The Six were on top of the world. Fronted by two heat seeking missiles in Daisy Jones and Billy Dunne, the band had risen from obscurity to fame. And then, after a sold-out show at Chicago’s Soldier Field, they called it quits. Now, decades later, the band members finally agree to reveal the truth. This is the story of how an iconic band imploded at the height of its powers.” – Via Prime Video
Beef
Genres: Drama, Comedy
“A road rage incident between two strangers — a failing contractor and an unfulfilled entrepreneur — sparks a feud that brings out their darkest impulses.” – Via Netflix
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The first Monday in May just passed, AKA the Met Gala. This year’s Met Gala theme was honouring the legacy of the late Fashion Designer and Creative Director, Karl Lagerfeld, with the title “Karl Lagerfeld: A Line Of Beauty”. The gala is hosted by Vogue, at none other than the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, as a fundraiser for the museum as well as to celebrate the opening of its annual fashion exhibition. Every year, A-listers walk the red carpet and up the Met steps dressed to the nines in accordance with the theme (albeit, sometimes very loosely).
Let’s take a look at some of the fashion that graced the Met Gala steps this year:
Dua Lipa in Chanel
Anne Hathaway in Custom Versace
Jeremy Pope in Balmain
Rihanna in Valentino
Naomi Campbell in Chanel
Bad Bunny in Jacquemus
Kendall Jenner in Marc Jacobs
Michaela Coel in Custom Schiaparelli
Kristen Stewart in Chanel
Cara Delevigne in Karl Lagerfeld
Doja Cat in Oscar de la Renta
Jared Leto as Karl Lagerfeld’s Cat
Sydney Sweeney in Miu Miu
Jenna Ortega in Thom Browne
Keke Palmer in Sergio Hudson
Cardi B in Chenpeng Studio
Kim Kardashian in Schiaparelli
Olivia Rodrigo in Thom Browne
Jlo in Ralph Lauren
Kylie Jenner in Jean Paul Gaultier
Emma Chamberlain in Miu Miu
Billie Eilish in Simone Rocha
Lizzo in Custom Chanel
Florence Pugh in Valentino
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It’s officially May, bringing with it the anticipation of sunny skies and exciting events and activities in Toronto. The city never disappoints when it comes to providing entertainment, you just have to know where to look! We’ve rounded up some of the best things to do in Toronto this May, from special events to just general fun activities to get you out and about.
Here are some things you can do in Toronto this May!
Star Wars Day
When: May 4, 2023
Where: The Rec Room (Roundhouse Park, Toronto), 255 Bremner Blvd.
“May the fourth be with you”. The first May 4th Star Wars Day event is back for the first time since 2019! Hosted by The Rec Room Toronto, there will be photos with the 501st Canadian Garrison, a costume contest, trivia, dancing and more at this Star Wars Day event.
Cinco De Mayo Boat Party
When: May 5, 2023
Where: Pioneer Cruises, 333 Lake Shore Boulevard East Toronto.
Celebrate Cinco De Mayo with a party on the water! Where you can enjoy the view while dancing to your favourite Latin hits on the dance floor of a 2-floor boat!
Blue Jays Game
When: Various dates
Where: Rogers Centre, Toronto.
This May hit up a Blue Jays game or two at the Rogers Centre! There are tons of baseball games this month, and it’s always a great time.
Mother’s Day Paint & Sip Night
When: May 14, 2023
Where: Bampot House 201 Harbord Street Toronto.
Looking for something fun to do with your mom this Mother’s Day? Look no further! Take her to this Mother’s Day Paint & Sip night where you can enjoy a glass of sangria or a cup of tea while you paint. It’ll be a Mother’s Day she’ll cherish looking back at!
Canada’s Wonderland
When: May 5 and beyond
Where: 1 Canada’s Wonderland Drive, Vaughan.
Canada’s Wonderland officially opens back up starting May 5th! You can enjoy all your favourite rollercoasters and rides, and experience the brand-new, Tundra Twister, for the first time!
Gluten Free Garage
When: May 28, 2023
Where: Artscape Wychwood Barns.
Gluten Free Garage is the go-to festival for anyone who lives a gluten-free lifestyle or simply just loves a gluten-free treat. It’s celebrating 10 years on Sunday May 28, 2023 and tickets are on sale now!
Toronto Flower Market
When: May 13+, 2023
Where: 1001 Queen Street West, Toronto.
Founded in May 2013, Toronto Flower Market is the city’s first outdoor flower market and it’s back on May 13th for the season! They support Ontario-grown flowers & plants, connecting growers and florists directly with the city. The market season runs monthly from May through October. If you love flowers (and who doesn’t?), you’re sure to love this market.
Hot Docs Festival
When: April 27 – May 7, 2023
Where: 506 Bloor Street West, Toronto.
Every year, Hot Docs Canadian International Documentary Festival presents over 200 cutting-edge films from around the world. This year is its 30th anniversary! The festival has already begun and runs until May 7. It will include in-cinema screenings, a curated selection of online offerings, and five Hot Docs Podcast Festival Showcase events.
Nostalgic Market
When: May 13 & 14, 2023
Where: 1153 Queen Street West, Toronto.
As implied in the name, Nostalgic Market is an event to honour all things nostalgic. On May 13-14, enjoy good music, vintage, video games, food, and more with over 25 vendors serving you up all the nostalgia. Did we mention entry is free?
Anime North
When: May 26 – 28, 2023
Where: Toronto Congress Centre, Delta Hotel Airport, Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel, Toronto.
Anime North is an anime convention that celebrates anime, manga, music, games, and all other forms of Japanese Culture! It will be held the weekend of May 26 – 28, 2023 at the Toronto Congress Centre, Delta Hotel Airport, and Sheraton Toronto Airport Hotel.
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Taylor Swift’s Eras tour is in full swing, and her looks have been nothing short of sparkling! While we patiently wait for international tour dates *fingers crossed*, there’s nothing else to do except admire from afar via Instagram and TikTok. And one thing we’ve noticed is that with a concert that runs over 3 hours, comes many outfit changes! While Taylor Swift looks stunning in everything she puts on, we can’t help but pick favourites.
Here are our favourite outfits from Taylor Swift’s Era’s tour thus far!
Versace Bodysuit – Lover Era
A recurring look Taylor has worn throughout her Eras concerts is this completely bedazzled custom bodysuit by Versace Atelier paired with knee-high silver Christian Louboutin boots! Everything about this outfit screams Lover.
Oscar de la Renta bodysuit – Midnights Era
Taylor is giving us all the spice with this Midnight blue Oscar de la Renta bodysuit, again with tons of jewels and sparkles, and a matching garter, which is a partially new addition to the outfit and it totally completes the look! We also can’t forget about the blue sparkly Christian Louboutin boots that match perfectly.
Elie Saab Dress – Speak Now Era
This Elie Saab dress has to be one of our top favourites. It’s just so elegant and pretty with the flower-petal details throughout mixed in with the oh-so-classic Taylor Swift sparkle.
Zuhair Murad Gown – Speak Now Era
Yet another stunning gown, worn by Ms. Swift during her Speak Now set. She looks like she came directly out of a fairytale in this dress.
Roberto Cavalli Set – 1989 Era
Taylor has been spotted wearing 3 versions of this iconic Roberto Cavalli set throughout the tour during her 1989 era! Green, pink, and orange, each paired with matching Louboutin boots.
Alberta Ferretti Dress – Folklore Era
Taylor Swift has worn a few flowy dresses by Alberta Ferretti during her Folklore set and they have all been perfection! This one features cape-like sleeves, embroidery details, and of course, some sequin details too.
Alberta Ferretti Purple Dress – Folklore Era
This lilac purple Alberta Ferretti dress that Taylor has also worn during her Folklore set is a whimsical masterpiece (just like the album). We are living for the lace details throughout!
Etro Dress – Evermore Era
Evermore gives off a romantic, ethereal essence, and this beautiful Etro dress encapsulates that perfectly. It features a corset top portion, frill, and gorgeous beading details throughout.
Roberto Cavalli Fringe Dress – Fearless Era
Nothing could embody Fearless better than this Roberto Cavalli gold fridge dress if you ask us. It’s giving all the Fearless era nostalgia! She paired the dress with silver knee-high Louboutin boots and a bedazzled guitar – which from some BTS we’ve seen, appears that her mom helped bedazzle, making it all the more magical.
Ashish Jacket – Red Era
This all-red look worn during Taylor Swift’s Red era is so captivating! The complete sequin red Ashish jacket works essentially as the whole outfit, but the matching mic-stand and red guitar really pull it all together.
Versace Blazer – Lover Era
Taylor Swift threw on a silver Versace blazer to perform The Man from Lover and the look is totally iconic. Paired with the same silver knee-high Christian Louboutin boots as before!
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We’re all very aware that summer 2020 isn’t going to be like past ones. Due to COVID-19, we’ve been having to get creative with ways to keep busy and entertained. Luckily Toronto is a big city and there are lots of ways to have some fun while still being socially distanced and safe this summer and bonus — lots of them are even free!
Here are 10 fun summer activities to do in Toronto that are all free!
Cruise Kensington Market
There’s nothing like spending an afternoon roaming through Kensington Market. Whether you’re more into antiques, grocery shopping, or enjoying a picnic in the park, Kensington is the place.
Visit the historic Distillery District
Toronto’s Distillery District is so beautiful and charming that it almost feels like you’ve travelled to a small town in Europe. Between the restaurants and quaint stores, it’ll be easy to spend a few hours cruising around.
Shop St. Lawrence Market
Another place that’s wonderful for food shopping is St. Lawrence Market. The market is known for being a foodie destination in TO and it never disappoints. Tuck into tasty baked goods, grab fresh produce, and don’t forget to get yourself a famous peameal bacon sandwich, too!
Enjoy a day at the beach
This summer is a hot one so what better way to cool off than a day at the beach? There are lots of great beaches outside Toronto but the city’s Woodbine Beach is a great option and Sugar Beach is picturesque but doesn’t have water access. Regardless of where you go, just make sure you stay socially distant!
Catch a free flick
If you’ve missed the cinema, then why not enjoy a movie at the drive-in? This summer, Downsview Park is hosting free drive-in movie screenings every Friday night that are socially distanced, safe, and fun for the whole family.
Check out the AGO
We’re so excited that Toronto attractions have started to reopen. One that’s reopened and is giving back is the AGO. The museum is giving frontline workers the gift of free admission for a full year.
Head to the Gardiner Museum
Another Toronto attraction that’s reopened is the Gardiner Museum and you can visit for free every weekend all summer long.
Take in an outdoor art installation
Head to Union Station to enjoy the Union Boardwalk that’s on from August 10 until September 25. This free art installation is presented by TD and it’s all about bringing folks together and connecting your senses to art and nature. The installation will be located at Sir John A. Macdonald Plaza on Front Street.
Go on a hike
If you’re in need of a breath of fresh air, a hike is just the ticket. There are loads of trails in the GTA and even within the city that are not only beautiful but are sure to clear your head and have you feeling refreshed.
Spend the day at the ROM
The ROM offers free admission to all members and children under three. The museum also offers complimentary admission to the Daphne Cockwell Gallery which is dedicated to First Peoples art & culture. In addition, Wednesdays are free for post-secondary students. Indigenous people and attendants supporting folks with disabilities also receive free admission.
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Lots of Toronto attractions have thankfully started to reopen so if you were concerned your summer would be on the duller side, then you’re sadly mistaken. It was announced last month that the CN Tower is reopening to the public on July 15 after being closed since March. If this was the summer you wanted to cross the EdgeWalk off your bucket list, then keep on reading because the attraction is reopening as well.
The CN Tower’s EdgeWalk is reopening as of August 1 but don’t worry, new safety measures will be put into place.
The attraction’s website reads, “Our first priority is the health and safety of our staff and guests, and we are committed to meeting or exceeding public health guidelines to provide a safe and positive experience for everyone.”
Walks will be limited to three guests at a time but you may walk in a larger group if all participants live in the same household. Temperature checks, mandatory face coverings, and increased cleaning will be taking place. Each guest walk suit will also be laundered and fully disinfected after each use.
All staff will be required to wear personal protective equipment like masks, gloves, and face shields and will follow rigorous cleaning protocols throughout the day.
In addition, sanitizing stations will be available for staff and guests and plexiglass screens have been installed.
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Looking for fun things to do this Canada Day? Pretty much everyone is itching to get out of the house and with places beginning to open up, it’s becoming a possibility again to go out and enjoy normal activities. Canada Day may not be the same as last year or the year before that due to social distancing rules, but there are attractions in Toronto that will be open that you can go to safely.
Let’s celebrate Canada turning 153 years old and have some fun this year.
Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada
Check out all the beautiful sea creatures like fish, turtles, sharks, jellyfish, and many more at Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada that’s open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. on July 1st. If you have never been before, then you definitely need to go because while it’s definitely great for kids, it’s a lot of fun for adults, too!
Casa Loma
Can’t get enough of historic sites? Venture out to Casa Loma and enjoy the stunning castle and history behind its walls. It will be open to the public on Canada Day from 9:30 a.m. until 5 p.m.
Toronto Zoo
The Toronto Zoo will be open from 10:15 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. for its Scenic Safari attraction where you tour the zoo from the comfort of your own car. You can even drive through the lion den! Book your tickets online so you don’t miss out on this awesome adventure.
CF Toronto Eaton Centre
In the mood to shop? The Eaton Centre will be open to the public from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Visit all your favourite stores and give yourself the opportunity to step out of the house.
Aga Khan Museum
Check out all of the different exhibitions that the Aga Khan Museum is offering and explore ancient artifacts and historic paintings. Open on July 1st from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., make this Canada Day one to remember and purchase your tickets online.
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Along with restaurant patios, hair salons, and shopping malls, there are a handful of Toronto attractions that are getting ready to reopen. If you’ve been struggling to find ways to keep yourself busy these days, then surely any of these Toronto attractions can help you stay entertained.
Keep reading for 7 fun Toronto attractions that are reopening.
CN Tower
If you’ve missed seeing the city from above, then get excited because the CN Tower is preparing to reopen to the public on July 15. The attraction has been closed since March but tickets can be reserved online starting July 1. Unfortunately, the tower’s iconic 360 Restaurant won’t be reopening.
Casa Loma
While you’ll be unable to tour the interior of Casa Loma, the famed estate has transformed its stunning gardens into one giant patio for an unforgettable dining experience. Enjoy stunning city views and a delicious meal from Casa Loma’s restaurant Blueblood Steakhouse.
Ripley’s Aquarium
Reunite with the fish when you visit Ripley’s Aquarium when it reopens on June 26. The attraction will be providing guests with ticket-timed entry and are encouraging all guests to wear face masks. In addition, the aquarium will be suspending all programs, dive shows, and tours.
Toronto Zoo
While the Toronto Zoo experienced success with its drive-through concept, there’s just nothing like walking through and seeing the animals in person. The zoo is excited to welcome back visitors starting June 27 and is encouraging visitors to wear face masks and walk a one-way path.
Aga Khan Museum
Located near Eglinton and the DVP, the Aga Khan Museum is set to reopen its doors on June 27. Timed ticket entry will help control the flow of visitors and face masks are mandatory for anyone over the age of two. In addition, the museum has placed hand sanitizers around the space and is asking for visitors to abide by social distancing protocols.
Art Gallery of Ontario
There’s nothing like spending the day oogling art at the AGO so we couldn’t be more excited that it’s reopening. The museum is opening to members and annual pass holders on July 2 and it will reopen to the public on July 23.
Even though there’s been no firm reopening date announced, the Royal Ontario Museum has revealed that its reopening date is right around the corner. Even though nothing is set in stone, we can imagine that the museum’s plans include lots of sanitation, social distancing, and face masks for all.
Toronto Islands
Beach day, anyone? The Toronto Islands will be reopening to the public starting on June 27. If you’re hoping to make it onto the ferry, keep in mind that only 5,000 tickets are available per day and they’re only available on the day of purchase. Also, everyone who rides the ferry must wear a face covering.
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