Parks, beaches and city centres in Toronto and the surrounding areas will light up to celebrate Canada’s 159th birthday. Here’s where to catch a show.
The countdown to Canada’s 159th birthday is on, and fireworks will light up spots in Toronto and beyond in celebration.
This year, Canadians will have the added joy of celebrating making it to the Round of 16 in the World Cup, a first in the history of the Canadian men’s team. Here’s where you can catch the fireworks on Wednesday.
Most major tourist attractions will be open on the holiday Wednesday, but banks, government offices and some grocery stores and…
No matter who you’re cheering for in the highly anticipated international tournament, there’s no shortage of places and ways to…
The city was under a severe heat warning for Canada Day, but that didn't stop World Cup fans from showing their colours.
Before the July 1 fireworks, fuel up on dim sum, pizza, noodles, perfect pub food and much more.
Municipalities in the Toronto area are grappling with the soaring costs that come with mounting patriotic displays of fireworks.
The day began with joy and anticipation. It ended with a realization of what soccer and the World Cup could be in Toronto.
