It’s true dogs can be trained to sniff out a wide range of diseases from diabetes to cancer. I had heard about this years ago from veterinarians that I knew. This W5 episode that aired November 19 on CTV explained how they do it. Even more good news about the value of physical activity, strong social ties and sense of purpose as the foundation for thriving … Continue reading Dogs can detect diseases and secrets to longevity revealed!
Thanks to the Museum of Immigration at Pier 21, we can listen to and watch stories of coming to Canada and being Canadian. Continue reading Good Stories of How We Got Here and Who We Are
It’s time for the 11th Annual Nuit Blanche in Toronto. From sunset on Saturday to sunrise on Sunday morning get out and enjoy these contemporary art installations and works that transform the city for this one special night in Nuit Blanche. Browse the art projects to feast your eyes on. Late night festival goers may be very ‘spirited’, so best not be out with children at that … Continue reading All Night Art: Good Living
Art Directly from the Heart! Here’s a heart warming story of a teen with autism who is achieving significant recognition in the art world in Canada. Read about it, see him at work and hear what others are saying about his work. Continue reading 13 Year Old with Autism Impresses Art World
Good Living in Toronto at Fall for Dance North I am so excited that Fall for Dance North is back this year after it’s premier in 2015. There are at least 4 distinctly different acts on for each performance schedule. Last year sold out and I anticipate this year will too. Program varies by date and time, click here to see what’s on including video ‘previews’ for … Continue reading Fresh Dance Art
For the love of good books and magazines from a diverse range of fiction and non-fiction genres come to The Word on the Street Festival at Harbourfront Centre in Toronto. Meet and hear authors, take part in TVOKids Live!; learn about writing, media and getting published; enjoy the time to imagine and think. Where: Harbourfront Centre, 235 Queens Quay W,for event locations see the festival map. … Continue reading National Book and Magazine Festival is Coming Soon!
Medicine, Health, Nature and Much More for Science is Here for Learning For all in Toronto and Mississauga, the Royal Canadian Institute for Science exists to help increase the scientific literacy of society. Check the lecture schedule to see what they have on offer to find what may be of interest to you and your family. Talks are one hour hour followed by a question … Continue reading Know More Science Now!
Quality Health Information for Quality Life Good life is built on good health. Every Thursday evening The Big Carrot offers free lectures lead by nutritionists, naturopaths and other health care professionals. Curious about causes of aches and pains, cancer prevention, organics, controlling metabolism and much more? Come out learn more and make your good life better. Where: Room 212, 348 Danforth Ave, Toronto. When: 7 pm- … Continue reading Good Living at The Big Carrot
Experience the Splendor of Islamic Art and Culture at the Aga Khan Museum. This architectural and cultural jewel is free to you once every week! Events calendar shows what special events and exhibits are on offer every day of the month. Where: 77 Wynford Drive, Toronto. When: free Wednesday evenings, check hours for other days of the week. Cost: free Wednesday, 4pm to 8pm. Check ticketing for prices … Continue reading Aga Khan Museum
Weston Flea Market offers some the best bargains on fruits and vegetables in Toronto! I have been able to keep some my deals from this place in my fridge for over a week, others need to be prepared and used quickly. I am always pleased to support a local business and this lively Afghani family business is no exception. Sales are outdoors, weather permitting and move … Continue reading Good Produce at Amazing Prices
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