Come as You Are (CAYA), Toronto’s long standing adult toy shop moves to a store double the size of the old shop and offering a larger selection of the quality toys, books, DVD’s and erotic products. The nearly 1,800 square feet boutique, double the size of the original location, boasts more space for their...
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Long Point Eco-Adventures is a gem of a getaway and only a few hours drive from Toronto. Located inTurkey Point,ON which is part of Norfolk County, this outfit will give you a luxury wilderness adventure with great package deals available to choose from. The site has been in operation only a few short...
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There are few things that compare to enjoying the blissful tranquility of nature while being enveloped in the warmth of a hot bath. Even fewer compare to taking a frigid plunge right after. But that’s precisely what you get at Scandinave Spa Blue Mountain and it feels wonderful. Just about two hours from Toronto,...
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One of the things that we love about Toronto is the fabulous array of exclusive food shops and grocers that we have hidden away throughout the city. The well established ones have been fixtures in the city for years, but they do virtually no advertising and so they are not always known to people...
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It’s what every woman wants. A spa salon experience that won’t break the bank and that delivers a glam setting in zen like conditions. We’ve all been there, that hole-in-the-wall little nail shop that reeks of polish and gels, where the girls speak at the top of their lungs in languages we don’t understand...
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Toronto is heating up: this past Thursday, temperatures rose to an almost record-breaking high of 38 degrees Celsius. If you’re like me and have few daytime summer commitments, the prospect of melting in the noontime sun might have you tempted to stay inside. Here are some romantic ways to keep the indoors feeling as...
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In a desperate attempt to seem more cultured on paper, I recently attended a piano concert hosted by the Canadian Opera Company as part of their Free Series. Benjamin Smith was the star of the hour. A Glen Gould Studio graduate with a Masters from Juilliard and a Bachelors of Music from the University...
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For me rummaging through a yard sale is the epitome of a Canadian experience, that and being couped up in a tent in the depths of Ontario listening out for bears. You see, back in the UK the whole idea of a yard sale doesn’t really exist. Well, that’s not strictly true. We do...
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I had brunch, aka Brunch Therapy, with a friend last Sunday at The Ritz Carlton’s main restaurant TOCA. From the moment I stepped into the Ritz the service was exceptional. I arrived a few minutes early so I could check out the Ritz and assess where the restaurant was in the hotel. I quickly found...
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I arrived at Motoretta in Little Italy, on what had been the warmest day we had had all year. At a balmy 22 degrees, I got there with wind swept hair—almost as if I had been riding a scooter to get there. Alas, I had not, but I wanted to see how this mini-motorcycle...
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