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For the week of July 19–25, 2025: Major economic headlines in Canada this week highlight a continued economic contraction and ongoing impacts of trade tensions: The Canadian economy is expected to contract by 0.8% in both the second and third quarters of 2025, reflecting weak private investment which is forecasted to fall 13% in Q2 and another 6.9% in Q3. Read more…

July 26 / 2025: Weekly Update Weekend Events and Festivals: OssFest 2025 – Saturday, July 26, 2025 Annual street festival celebrating the vibrant Ossington neighborhood with live music, food, and community fun. Location: Ossington Avenue area. Beaches International Jazz Festival – Ongoing until Sunday, July 27, 2025 One of Canada’s largest free jazz festivals featuring a diverse lineup of jazz, Read more…

Queen’s Park GPS: 43.661729, -79.301247 Address: 110 Wellesley St. W, Toronto. Visitor’s Information (Website), click |here| Description: Provincial Legislature of Ontario For more information, see “Queen Victoria” Entry Nearest Subway Station: Queen’s Park Subway Station Read more…

Jack Layton Ferry Terminal (formerly Toronto Island Ferry Terminal) Website Information: click |here| GPS: 43.640909, -79.376550 Ferries: Centre Island (Main Area), Ward’s Island, Hanlan’s Point. Address: 9 Queens Quay W, Toronto M5J 2H3 Tips: Be sure to check the ferry schedules because they do not run 24/7. During holidays and weekends, the ferry lines can be very long. Check their Read more…

The Rogers Centre GPS: 43.642352, -79.387165 Address: 1 Blue Jays Way Toronto M5V 1J1 Bluejays website, click |here| Information: Rogers Centre (formerly Skydome) is the home of the Toronto Blue Jays, back-to-back winners of the World Series in 1992 and 1993. Check the box office for tickets. If sold out, online third party companies such as “Stubhub” may have tickets Read more…

Bay St. Financial District 100 King St. West Intersection: King St. West and Bay St. GPS: 43.648682, -79.380392 Description: This is considered one of Canada’s top Financial Districts, as Canada’s version of a Wall Street. The major banks, brokerages, and financial institutions are located here. The major Canadian financial banks are BMO, TD, RBC, Bank of Nova Scotia, and CIBC. Read more…