I love spending time in Toronto’s Distillery District. Every time I visit the area I feel like I’ve stepped back in time. It’s one of the city’s most historic areas and the rough cobblestones and Victorian buildings are a stark contrast to Toronto’s Financial District core. The district was at one point the largest distillery […]
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The holidays are one of my favourite times of the year. Between the decorations, parties, food and drink indulgences, and cheerful tunes playing everywhere I turn, I love the feelings that the holidays bring. It was just last year that I was reconnecting with the holidays after being abroad for 3 years. But now with […]
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I arrived at the Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada around 6pm on a Friday feeling exhausted from the week. I was gassed from a busier than usual week at work, and side projects and events every night of the week. As I walked into the bright, airy atrium and thought about the shoot ahead, I really […]
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Over the past few years, the craft beer scene in Toronto has exploded. Just take a walk through the beer aisles at the LCBO and you’ll see how much shelf-space is dedicated to craft beer. As more and more beer lovers actively seek out unique brews for their individual palates, the industry is responding. And […]
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One of the best things about living in Toronto is that the city gets to experience all 4 seasons. They’re fairly even in length, though most Torontonians will likely complain that our winters are too long and our summers are too short. There may be some truth in that. While I love summer and could […]
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Did you know that dog sledding is one of the oldest forms of transportation? Recent archaeological evidence shows that humans living in the arctic region have been using huskies to get around as far back as 4,000 years ago. Not much has changed in the design of dog sledding throughout that time either, with dogs […]
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As part of the greater megaplex that includes Dallas and Grapevine, Fort Worth is ‘where the west begins’. The city was originally established as an army outpost in 1849 to protect the settlers of West Texas after the Mexican War. It soon transformed into a booming town when it became a key stop along the […]
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Earlier this week I wrote about Fort Worth’s deep-rooted cowboy heritage and how the city played a prominent role during the cattle drives in the early 20th century. That heritage still holds strong and is visible throughout the city. But it’s not all cowboys and rodeos in Fort Worth. In fact, I was pleasantly surprised […]
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There’s a sense of freedom that comes with cycling that you can’t find with any other form of transportation. I still remember when I first learned to ride a bicycle. I felt like I could go ANYWHERE! Except at that age, I stayed within a one-block radius of my house. Our winter months in Toronto […]
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Located a short distance east of downtown Dallas is the historic area of Deep Ellum. It’s one of the oldest neigbourhoods in the city and has a long history of being an entertainment and nightlife centre. Today, it’s an eclectic blend of retail shops, bars, coffee houses, and art galleries housed in converted warehouses. Centering […]
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Summer in Toronto is an exciting and fun time, but I always look forward to the arrival of fall the most. It’s my favourite season. I love wearing thicker sweaters, going apple picking, photographing the vibrant coloured foliage, and eating all things pumpkin-related. The folks at Expedia.ca asked me to share some of my favourite […]
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When my friend Hayley first suggested we do a bicycle wine tour, my initial response was “yeah, that’d be awesome!” But then my rational self made an appearance and started questioning if mixing alcohol while balancing oneself on two wheels was really a smart idea. I allowed those thoughts about 5 minutes of attention and […]
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It’s been over 6 months since I announced the Epic USA Roadtrip plan for the summer of 2016, so I feel an update is most definitely in order. In that post I shared that Tristan and I plan to essentially drive the perimeter states over the course of 3 months. We’ve narrowed down the launch […]
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I’ve always considered myself a non-winter person. It’s not my favourite season and I never look forward to its arrival. No doubt it doesn’t help that I live in Toronto where the beauty of freshly fallen snow lasts for a day before it turns into brown-grey ugliness. I’ve wanted to film a video series […]
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I’ve lost all feeling in my fingers. It’s -20°C and I’m face to face with a wall made of sheer ice. My full body weight is being supported by the picks of my axes and an inch of metal jutting out from my boots. One at a time I try to reposition each limb higher […]
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Showcasing the best of Winter Carnaval in Quebec City!
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I have a couple of friends who are really into snowmobiling – like full on into the sport. To them, there are only two seasons; snowmobiling and non-snowmobiling season. While some of us dread winter arriving too early or staying too long, they hope for the longest winter season possible. I’ve often wondered what the […]
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It’s the final week of my Winter Video Series in Ontario’s Highlands and what an amazing ride it’s been already. From skiing at Calabogie Peaks, to ice climbing in the Haliburton Highlands, to trying snowmobiling for the first time, I’ve had an incredible time exploring the region! And would you believe it… I think I’ve […]
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Every year in Quebec City, on the old grounds of the Quebec Zoo, an architectural marvel takes shape. 50 people work tirelessly for about 6 weeks to construct, mold, and shape North America’s only ice hotel – the Hôtel de Glace. Made entirely out of snow and ice, 30,000 tons of man-made snow and 500 […]
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Do you love beer? Are you from Toronto or familiar with the city? If you answered yes to both of those questions, then I need your help! I’m currently in the middle of putting together my next ‘Top 5’ video and this time I’m going to be featuring the Top 5 Brewpubs in Toronto. Specifically, […]
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