This is a historical walk along the Humber River that goes back more than 200 years and has a rich history of early colonialism, business leader, artists
Author: BARBARA BRITTO
I am an accountant. I have an undergrad in English and love to write about travel, theatre, welllness and business
Exploring Newfoundland Cuisine: A Delicious Oceanic Journey
Newfoundland cuisine is shaped by saltwater, survival, and centuries of cultural blending. On this rugged Atlantic island, food has always been more than nourishment — it’s a reflection of history, community, and the resourcefulness of people who lived at the edge of the world. Today, Newfoundland food blends old traditions with modern creativity, offering visitors…
When to Switch from Sole Proprietor to Corporation
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Cherry Blossoms in High Park: A Historical Tribute from Japan
Japan gifted Toronto 2,000 Somei-Yoshino cherry trees in 1959 to thank the city for supporting Japanese-Canadian families after WWII. The donation, offered by Tokyo’s citizens and presented by Ambassador Toru Hagiwara, symbolized renewal and goodwill between Japan and Canada. Many trees were planted in High Park, starting Toronto’s sakura tradition. Later donations further strengthened cultural…
