Coach House Restaurant has been the place for breakfast on Yonge at Wellesley for exactly 60 years. Whether you're up for the early shift, finishing the late shift or having one of those awkard late morning-after-the-night-before breakfasts with last night's date, the butter-slathered white toast beside ham and eggs that have been done the same way since…
Although you likely couldn't tell, King's Mill Park was an active dumpsite in the 1950s before it joined the chain of parks along Toronto's Humber River. And even before it was a landfill, the park was home to the King's Mill Reserve in 1973 where timber was supplied for building ships. The beautiful piece of parkland…
The former flagship location of Movenpick Marche in Toronto is having a liquidation sale planned to last over a week after being forced to close last Spring. The massive restaurant located inside Brookfield Place in the Financial District was a go to spot for everyone from those working downtown, to tourists, to sports fans wanting to…
British Airways has become the first airline in the world to trial a potentially game-changing new technology that can detect Covid-19 in less than 25 seconds. The Pelican COVID-19 Ultra Rapid Test uses saliva to detect both the S and the N proteins with 98% sensitivity and 100% specificity. The airline is trialing the new…
Holidaymakers hoping to jet off to Portugal as soon as travel restrictions allow are facing uncertainty after the nation’s government decided to extend its “state of calamity” until at least May 30. Read the story here. The post Holidaymakers’ Plans in Doubt as Portugal Extends Lockdown appeared first on ITTN.
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has announced that fully vaccinated people no longer have to wear masks or adhere to social distancing requirements indoors or outdoors. According to reports in the New York Post, the CDC guidelines have been updated to say that Americans who have been fully inoculated against Covid-19 no…
New York State has more than 9,700 miles of lake, river, and ocean shoreline, plus many impressive public swimming pools, which means that it’s easy to find a place to cool off on a hot day in summer. From world-class surfing beaches to calm-watered coves to crystal-clear lakes and spacious pools, here is your guide…
A massive, unique park, which was to be built on top of a rail deck has just been canceled. The 21-acre green space known as the Rail Deck Park would have blanketed the Union Station rail corridor between Bathurst Street and Blue Jays Way, and was touted as Toronto's Central Park. Billed as a legacy…
Update: NASA has postponed the Wallops launch until 8:02 p.m. on Friday May 14, writing:"The Black Brant XII launch scheduled for May 12 has been postponed to provide time for inspection of the rocket after the vehicle came in contact with a launcher support during today’s preparations. The next launch opportunity is NET 8:02 pm ET,…
Julie Millan has been providing an entirely new perspective on Toronto, taking 360-degree photos of some of our most popular landmarks and spots around the city. The longtime Beaches resident and grade 4 teacher has posted over 100 of the panoramic images to Instagram since she started 360 photography about three years ago. View this post…