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High Park in the spring is a beautiful place. The sakura trees are in full bloom, couples in love snap photos of each other beneath the branches, children frolic like windswept blossoms and drivers trying to find elusive parking spots rage. After the trees reached peak bloom earlier this month, locals complained about a deluge of cars. Tree tourists began fighting over parking spots on nearby side streets, creating an environment some residents described as “aggressive” and “unsafe.” The city thinks it might have the answer: could a fancy new shuttle do the trick? |
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The province’s best golf resorts are fun for everyone—even people who don’t care for golf. We rounded up three destinations that offer high-end restaurants, stylish accommodations, full-service spas and access to hiking trails. (They just happen to be built around 18-hole golf courses.) |
Classic reality drama, but make it Muskoka. That’s the plan behind TV producer Lafe Jordan’s latest project: a Summer House–inspired series that will follow a group of 20- and 30-somethings around Ontario’s ritziest lakeside retreats. Jordan worked in LA for 15 years before coming to Toronto for a shoot and falling in love—with both his partner and the city. Now he’s committed to upping the local reality TV game, one dockside drama at a time. |
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| In the June issue: Toronto’s best new restaurants. Plus, the go-to lawyer for celebrity offenders, inside the Jontay Porter betting scandal and a sex worker’s journey to Hollywood. Still not receiving Toronto Life at home? Subscribe today. |
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