by janecanapini | Apr 20, 2018 | Art, Museums, Toronto
Toronto has gone downright dotty. As in ‘polka-dotty’ for the Yayoi Kusama exhibition on now at the Art Gallery of Ontario. Not since King Tut’s treasures drew over 400,000 visitors in 2009 have I seen such a frenzy to get tickets to an exhibition,...
by janecanapini | Mar 19, 2018 | Events & Festivals, Food & Drink, Toronto
Your Guide to the Junction in Toronto Toronto is a city of neighbourhoods. Some are defined by the cultural influences from the immigrants who first settled here, like ‘Little Italy’ near College and Bathurst or “Greektown” on the Danforth....
by janecanapini | Nov 2, 2017 | Attractions, Curiosities, Toronto
I’m not much for horror. I don’t go see the films, I don’t read the books, and even the cheesy slasher movies – and their spoofs – freak me out. But despite the fact that I prefer to cover my eyes during the scary parts of movies, I was intrigued...
by janecanapini | Oct 16, 2017 | Architecture, Quebec
Years ago (and I mean YEARS ago!) when I attended Guelph University and lived in one of the on-campus housing complexes known as South Residence, I was told that our multi-tiered concrete community had been modelled after the Habitat 67 housing development built for...
