In today’s edition of This City: a nostalgic tour of the glory years of Ontario Place, how designer Tiffany Pratt turned a run-down Beaches apartment into a technicolour oasis, and 10 pick-your-own-flower destinations within driving distance of Toronto. Visit torontolife.com for even more city coverage. |
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The battle over the future of Ontario Place is pitched—and for good reason. Thousands of Torontonians spent their formative years there, learning the art of play, listening to live music and catching IMAX flicks. Here, a nostalgic tour of the glory years (RIP Wilderness Adventure and punching bag forest). |
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| | Tiffany Pratt, the pink-haired interior designer who has appeared on HGTV’s Project Bakeover and Home to Win, took her signature technicolour style to a blah two-bedroom apartment in the Beaches. Get a load of the before-and-after photos. |
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| | For many Torontonians, the dream of growing a little garden has inched out of reach. Fortunately, there are a number of flower farms inviting guests with green thumbs to get lost in their fields for a day. These 10 escapes within driving distance of the city offer pick-your-own-bouquet experiences and Instagram fodder galore. |
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| | New condos equipped with award-winning SMEG appliances |
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| | AI has made it easy for university students to fake their way to a degree. They argue that ChatGPT is just another study tool. But professors are panicking, and the system is unravelling. In our September issue, an inside look at the education revolution. Plus, the untold story of the Bellaria massacre; how a Toronto woman started a popcorn business in prison; where to eat, drink and party at TIFF; and more. Still not receiving Toronto Life at home? Subscribe today. |
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