Discover the strange optical illusion at Burlington Magnetic Hill—a quirky, must-see roadside attraction for locals and visitors alike.

Discover the best things to do in summer in Ontario! From national parks to festivals, small towns to big city, here are 25 unforgettable experiences for 2025.

From festivals to food markets, here’s how to enjoy summer in Montréal like a local.

From live music to mouthwatering food and fireworks over the lake, this year’s festivities delivered the perfect mix of energy, beauty, and local charm.

Discover 25 unforgettable bucket list adventures across Ontario, from waterfalls and skywalks to hidden caves, northern lights, and stunning provincial parks.

Explore Muskoka's best lakes, charming towns, and outdoor adventures in this all-season guide to Ontario’s iconic cottage country.

Burlington offers visitors a beautiful mix of lakeside elegance, a hint of European charm, and the ease of a well-connected city.

Tucked away in the quiet Aldershot neighbourhood of Burlington lies one of the city’s most peculiar and underrated attractions — a so-called “magnetic hill”

Discover the best Hamilton waterfalls including Webster’s, Tews, Albion, Tiffany Falls, and Devil’s Punchbowl—with trails, tips, and exact locations.

Experience the thrill of the Niagara Falls zipline—soar past the falls with epic views, adrenaline rushes, and a one-of-a-kind Ontario adventure.

Discover four neighbouring cities just a short drive from Burlington, Ontario, perfect for day trips, hikes, food, and local charm.

If you're looking for the ultimate summer day trip, Wild Waterworks has it all—waves, slides, treats, and enough fun to keep every member of the family happy.

Kelso Cove Waterpark reopens June 21! Plan the ultimate family day with inflatables, beach time, trails, boat rentals, and more fun at Kelso.

London strikes a beautiful balance between city and nature this summer. With leafy trails, world-class eats, lively festivals and family fun.

Waterdown is the kind of small town that feels like home on your first visit. With waterfalls and trails just minutes from charming shops and cafes.

Ottawa’s summer is a vibrant tapestry of outdoor adventure, cultural events, fabulous food, and riverside relaxation.

Toronto’s summer food scene is where cocktail bars meet Michelin stars, inspired dishes meet street eats, & neighbourhood flair meets global ambition.

Dundas packs more into a summer weekend than most towns do all year: waterfalls, forest trails, vibrant village life, and delicious bites around every corner.

Whether you’re floating down a lazy river, dancing under festival lights, or sipping local wine lakeside, summer in Ontario is all about making memories.

Whether you’re here for a weekend or planning a week-long getaway, here’s how to pack your days full of unforgettable experiences.

Halton Region might not be as flashy as Toronto or as famous as Niagara, but that’s the beauty of it.

The Niagara Region in summer is more than just a detour to the Falls—it’s a full-on adventure zone with enough food, wine, beach days, and scenic drives.

If you’re heading west in Ontario and craving a beach day (or three), you’re in the right place. Let me be your sandy guide.

Ottawa isn’t just suits and politics—it’s patios, paddleboards, music, art, and late-night eats.

Feeling the road-trip high but not the drive back? Book a last-minute hotel in Niagara or Niagara-on-the-Lake and make it a spontaneous overnight.

Whether you're a local or visiting for the first time, Niagara's summer events offer unforgettable experiences for all ages.

Hamilton's waterfalls are a testament to the city's natural beauty and geological history. Whether you're a local or just visiting, exploring waterfalls is a rewarding experience.

Mississauga truly comes alive in the summer, offering something for everyone.

Whether you’re visiting for the weekend or lucky enough to call Burlington home, there’s no shortage of ways to enjoy the season.

Burlington’s much-loved Concerts in the Park series is back this year, bringing free evening performances to Central Park Bandshell every Sunday and Wednesday

As a local girl who’s spent more than a few summers chasing sun across the 6ix, here’s my go-to guide for the best things to do in Toronto this summer.

Whether you’re looking for inspiration, nostalgia, or just somewhere unique to spend a Saturday, this guide covers the coolest, most curious, and totally worth-it museums in Ontario.

If you find yourself in Burlington, don’t miss this enchanting spot. I have a feeling you’ll fall in love too.

Ready to see what all the fuss is about? Pack your sneakers, bring your appetite, and don’t forget your camera—Barrie’s waiting.

Whether you're on the hunt for polished staples, romantic dresses, or casual essentials, Mapleview has you covered this season.

Waterloo may be best known for its innovation and academia, but its natural side deserves just as much hype.

Canada’s Wonderland offers an unforgettable experience for visitors of all ages.

Toronto's museums are more than just repositories of artifacts; they're vibrant spaces that celebrate the city's multicultural fabric and creative spirit.

Oakville isn’t just a pretty town — it’s got layers. It’s where art meets nature, luxury meets local, and everything just feels a little calmer without sacrificing culture.

From serene lakes to rugged trails, this charming town offers a plethora of activities for nature lovers.

Hamilton's waterfalls offer a refreshing escape into nature, each with its own unique allure.

Hamilton's food scene is a testament to the city's dynamic evolution, blending its rich history with a burgeoning culinary landscape.

Halton Region's conservation areas provide a rich tapestry of natural beauty and recreational opportunities.

Guelph's unique blend of history, nature, and culture makes it a hidden gem worth exploring.

I came here needing a reset. I left with a full camera roll, a slight maple butter addiction, and a sneaky plan to come back in the winter.

Hudson’s Bay is expected to start liquidating its final six stores today.

From historic forts to charming towns, Niagara’s past and present blend beautifully!

The Niagara Region’s mix of iconic sights and quiet escapes keeps me coming back!

The blend of nature, wine, and small-town vibes makes this region a must-visit!

Whether you love hiking, biking, or water sports, the city of Ottawa offers plenty of ways to enjoy nature.

Ottawa’s food scene is an exciting blend of international flavors and Canadian classics. Whether you’re craving comfort food or gourmet dining, this city has something to offer.

Toronto is a city of diversity, culture, and world-class attractions. If you’re visiting for the weekend, here’s how to make the most of 48 hours in Canada’s biggest city.